Is your lawn is filled with lots of Halloween decorations? Yes! Well, how about making a skull-topped fence to keep the kiddies off? Check out the website for the complete build instructions. We built the fence in standard sections of 8 feet wide. The finished height is a bit over 5 feet. Each section has […]
Okay so this one is not scary or hardcore at all. It’s basically two skeletons on a see-saw that is powered by a simple to use and cheap wiper motor. Not scary but for those Halloween parties or kid friendly events it’s very whimsical.
I love this Sun-Maid Raisin Girl costume that Carol of WIP made for her daughter. With a little simple sewing, some fantastic blue rickrack, and an Etsy purchase, she was able to put together an unmistakable and unique Halloween costume!
Carve your own scary face! Photojojo shares their unique tutorial on photo pumpkin carving.
Crafty Crafty has instructions for creating this squishy eyeball doorbell to creep out trick-or-treaters. It sounds like a good idea if you know where to buy a squooshy eyeball and have access to quite a few power tools.
Bonnie at the Star Wars Blog interviews crafter Mindy Scott who created this amazing DIY Yoda Pumpkin and includes tips on how to make your own.
This little hack would certainly double your haul at my house on Halloween. I guess it’s never too early to teach your kids how to work the system! Update: Read more about this excellent instructable [I messed up the link, sorry scoochmaroo] More: DIY Halloween contest! This is the BIG ONE!!!!
