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Showing posts with label Halloween Props. Show all posts

October 17, 2012

Spine Chilling Halloween Tombstone Decor

















Halloween is near. Having a horrific, spine chilling decor is an ultimate awe from your guests especially from those who are trick-or-treating. Early planning and preparations like the theme of your Halloween look, props and decorations.  All these takes time and some are willing to invest a bit sum of money to make Halloween a great perfection and spooky-fun memories.

If you have the time and want to save money, do-it-yourself decorations is the option. Example, making your own Halloween tombstone. You can check my previous post on tutorial with video on How To Make Halloween Tombstones. You can also search on the web for do-it-yourself Halloween decorations.

However, if you don't have the time and are willing to fork out a little sum of money, this is a great bargain.

THREE LIGHTED TOMBSTONE DÉCOR ITEMS – Free Shipping! -$38.95


LIGHTED COBWEB TOMBSTONE DÉCOR

Spooky skulls, spiderwebs and bats inspire hair-raising fright when bathed in eerie light!

Tombstone’s hidden LED bulbs add a wickedly chilling glow to any morbid decorating scheme.
4¾" x 2" x 7¾" high.
Weight: 1.6 lbs.



LIGHTED GARGOYLE TOMBSTONE DÉCOR

Ghoulish gargoyles make a menacing display, guarding their ancient tombstone home.
Give your night a little extra fright when this lighted decoration sets the scene for plentiful chills and thrills!
2" x 4½" x 7¾" high.
Weight: 1.2 lbs.



LIGHTED SKULL TOMBSTONE DÉCOR

Realistic miniature tombstone is a frightfully cool addition to your scream theme; when hidden LED lights set the whole thing aglow, it’s a daring decorator’s dream.
2 1/8" x 4 3/4" x 7 3/4" high.
Weight: 1.6 lbs.



You will get all these three tombstones with free shipping, only $38.95. Each tombstone made with polyresin and LED lights. Each uses three AAA batteries (not included). You can find out more or to make your order just go to
THREE LIGHTED TOMBSTONE DÉCOR ITEMS – Free Shipping! -$38.95

This is really a great bargain. For a small sum you can get three tombstone and the best part, you can carefully storage them and use again for next year or even for every Halloween.

Have a great and safe Halloween!
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December 1, 2011

How to Make a Carnival Mask
















Carnival is the funniest party of the of year! Let’s make together an amazing and original mask: using paper mache techniques, you can create almost anything. The best part is that you probably have everything you need to create paper mache masterpieces laying around your home right now.

Things You'll Need

  • Newspapers
  • Glue
  • A balloon
  • A string
  • Water
  • A bowl

Steps

  1. Tear the newspapers into strips (do not cut it). Dip them in a bowl with hot water and let macerate for at least one night.
  2. Let’s prepare the paper mache paste! Use regular glue mixed with a bit of water: mix using about 1 part water with 2 parts glue.
  3. Twist the newspapers and mix them with the paste.
  4. Blow up the balloon till you obtain a form matching your face shape. Stick the newspaper strip over the balloon, and smooth it down with your fingers till you completely cover your creation.
  5. After one layer is applied, let it dry about 24 hours. Add another layer of newspaper strips and let dry another 24 hours.
  6. Repeat this process until you get the desired effect, but you should have at least three layers.
  7. Let each layer dry completely before adding another and do not cover holes for eyes and nose.
  8. Pop the balloon and pull it out.
  9. And now, decorate! When the piece is dry, get out your paints or collage materials and get creative! You can use wool threads as moustaches and eyebrows. Be sure to let the paint dry before you give it a coat of clear gloss.

Tips

  • The easiest way to work on the balloon is to work on an inverted bowl, by setting the balloon (knot side down) in a large yogurt container so it stays in one place.
  • Tempera paints will bleed into the gloss coat if you try to brush it on - use a spray gloss

Article provided by wikiHow, a wiki how-to manual. Please edit this article and find author credits at the original wikiHow article on How to Make a Carnival Mask. All content on wikiHow can be shared under a Creative Commons license.



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October 15, 2011

How to Make Halloween Tombstones
















At a loss for exciting new Halloween decorations? Attract all the ghosts and goblins in your neighborhood to your yard with these spooky tombstones.

You Will Need

Black marker
20 in. x 40 in. Styrofoam sheet
Woodburning tool or knife
Gray craft spray paint
Sea sponge
White and black acrylic paint
Paper towel
Paintbrush
24 in. dowel

Steps

Step 1: Draw
Draw an outline of your tombstone with a black marker onto a Styrofoam sheet. Cut out your tombstone.


Step 2: Draw design
Draw your letters and desired design onto the face of the tombstone.

Tip: Create your own designs or research historical tombstones for ideas.


Step 3: Carve
Carve out your design with a knife or wood-burning tool.


Step 4: Paint
Spray your tombstone with gray paint. Let it dry.


Step 5: Dip sponge
Dip a sea sponge first into the white paint, then the black paint, and then dab the sponge onto a piece of paper towel. Blot the tombstone with the sea sponge. Repeat until the entire tombstone has been blotted. Allow to dry.


Step 6: Paint
Paint the carved areas with black paint and let dry.


Step 7: Make stand
Push half of the dowel into the bottom and center of the tombstone. Push the other half of the dowel into the ground to secure the tombstone. Add some spooky lighting, props like a monster glove coming out of the ground, and other details to give your visitors a creepy and memorable Halloween.

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