How To Distress Clothing
How To Distress Clothing: This distressing process takes three months and involves burying clothing in the garden to let it rot in the dirt. Very realistic results! Details found at SkullandBone.com.
Date Added: Sep 28, 2007
Tipnut’s DIY Halloween
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Tipnut's DIY Halloween
Welcome! Here you'll find a large (and growing) collection of Halloween projects I've found online--only the cutest, coolest or creepiest will do! I'll also post a few of the tricks I have up my sleeve.
There are props, recipes, decorations, crafts, homemade costume ideas, tips and all things Halloween in general.
This site is an extension of my main blog Tipnut.com which is filled with household tips, recipes, sewing, crafts, homemade How To's and all kinds of DIY projects and hacks for around the home. Make sure to check it out!
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Do you have a Halloween project available online or would like to share one that Tipnut readers would enjoy? Feel free to send it in.