If you’re like me and my friends, Halloween is all about trying to out-do the previous year’s costume.
I built this project when I was in the 6th grade, for a competition at the IIT Techfest in Jan.
This project can be built entirely from parts available at Radio Shack and your local hardware store.
A strange dream about a lizard in a business suit becomes a strange and lovely Halloween costume.
This project requires knowledge of woodworking, metal working, simple electronics, and access to a lot of parts.
This is a remote-controlled Halloween project.
This project can take about an hour, more if you want to be more precise or add more customization to your hats.
I found something to introduce.
This is my handmade Judy Jetson Halloween costume for 2011.
These masks are an homage to two well-known Egyptian gods: warrior goddess Sekhmet, and god of the underworld, Anubis.
I love Halloween and I love recycling.
To make this prop you’re going to need a large bowl to shape it, newspaper, glue/water mixture, aluminum foil, scissors, white or light gray spray paint, some kind of glue (I would advise rubber cement, mod podge, or both.), a hot glue gun, an optic print out, and something to use for the handles (I […]