Here’s a tutorial for creating your own convincing stitched wound makeup with neat results. But instead of using the article’s recommended glue and acetone(!), it might be wise to try spirit gum + spirit gum remover for a more skin-friendly approach. – a VERY easy to do VERY convincing scar!
Here’s a gorgeous pair of steampunk goggles (just in time for Halloween), done in titanium, brass, and leather. Their makjer, Anticz, writes: The main housing and attach points for the nose and temple pieces are milled from a solid billet of Titanium alloy. I chose Titanium for several reasons. First, it’s much lighter in weight […]
Kevin’s kid-sized Mega Man costume in-progress is looking impressive – in particular, the megabuster/gun light effects. – The Mega Buster was another important part of the costume… I could have just done two gloves, but that would have been lame. Anyways, I liked Mr Wilsons idea of using tupperware for the construction, I just decided […]
I’m just getting back from Maker Faire Austin and about to take a nap, but I had to post this up first! – check out this speedy costume for the DIY Halloween contest in the Flickr photo pool!! Dalek Halloween Pumpkin.
Creative Kismet shows us how to make these cool polymer clay skull beads without using a mold.
Nezumiworld has a free pattern to make these cute crochet mini pumpkins.
Leya from Curious Bird spotted this creepy carved pumpkin outside her local coffee shop. I think its eyes are following me.
