We’re reaching that time to start planning for cool Halloween decorations, and this video tutorial from Allen Hopps of StiltBeastStudios.com could take your spooky decor to a whole new level. He shares how to take a simple plastic skeleton and transform it into a freakishly realistic corpse with just a few simple supplies and less […]
Artist Ray Villafane talks about his work and shares tips for creating your own cut-above pumpkins.
Wow! deviantART user Malro-Doll has an amazing gallery of cosplay costumes. My favorites are Emily from Corpse Bride, Leeloo from The Fifth Element, and Sailor Saturn from Sailor Moon! [via Lost At E Minor]
These spine candles would make great Halloween decor, or a fantastic gift for your anatomically inclined loved one. The process picture of the pink silicone mold gave me a shiver! [via inspire me now]
Lish @ CRAFT writes: My crafty Michigan pal Veronica Knight crocheted her very own viking costume, complete with epic beard, for Halloween last year and will be using it as her entry into this weekend’s Motor City Beard and Moustache Championships. Enjoy this achievement in crochet work with me, won’t you?
How much fun are these plush dinosaur tails from Jessica of Running With Scissors? I love the idea of making a whole bunch of them and bringing them out at playdates or sleepovers for the kids. Can you imagine the ruckus that would ensue? Awesome.
Wowie, I love the creative touches of this Dexter-themed dining room by Amy Lau, from the sawed-off and sharpened cutlery to the plastic sheeting on the floor. [via who killed bambi?] More: Dexter-themed interior decor How-To: Blood Slide Candy
