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Canned Halloween Monstrosities: Round out your mad-science lab or witch’s larder with just a few dollars and a little imagination. Jars filled with creapy, gooey things that are sure to add some extra spook to your Halloween decor. You just need a little imagination and an eye for mixing and matching. Details found at I Make Projects.
Date Added: Oct 03, 2008
Poison Labels: Vintage labels you can print off to label your potion bottles and jars. About a dozen to choose from, nice stuff! Found at Spookshows.
Date Added: Oct 03, 2008
Potion Labels: Free printable labels for potion bottles to download. Beautiful color graphics. Found at PheemMcfaddell.com.
Date Added: Oct 07, 2007
Silly Putty Bottle Embellishment: Here’s a technique to embellish potion bottles with Silly Putty. You can easily transfer a design of choice onto Silly Putty, cut around the shape, attach design to bottle and paint it desired color. Found at Dave Lowe Design.
Date Added: Oct 03, 2008
Tomb Stone Polish – Bottle Embellishment: Use polymer clay to make a medallion embellishment for a bottle. Cover with watered down grey paint, add murky looking oil in the bottle with food coloring and water for a cool effect. Project details at Dave Lowe Design.
Date Added: Oct 03, 2008
Halloween.Tipnut.com
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.
