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How To Make A Paper Mache Skull: You will need to buy a $25 resin skull for this project, but the good news is that it can be used over and over again to crank out paper mache skulls. These turn out really well and this is a good tool in your Halloween arsenal to save $$$ if you need a few skulls. Details found at SpookyBlue.com.
Date Added: Sep 29, 2007
Skeleton Luminarias: The skeleton forms on the bags are printed by an easy process. If younger children are helping, simpler images such as a bat or cat can be tried. When you set the bags out, be sure they are completely open to prevent them from burning. Also position them along the walkway where they will not be knocked over by children in long costumes, tails, etc. Project details at HGTV.com.
Date Added: Sep 25, 2007
Project: Sock Skeleton: A sock skeleton project based on the sock monkey craze. Uses a pair of white socks (some drawing skills required). Project by Poopscape.com.
Date Added: Sep 27, 2007
Stalkaround Costume: A giant skeleton of a costume, very spooky and very tall. Costume details found at SpookyLake.com.
Date Added: Sep 28, 2007
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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.
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