Yah, this isn’t anything complex, but it’s a super cheap and a dead easy way to make your drive way a little more Halloweeny. Just get a few plastic trick-or-treat pumpkins, cut a hole and place over the drive way light, done. – Link. Related: MAKE Halloween projects – Link. MAKE Halloween archives – Link. […]
One of my favorite makers, Todbot is doing a “Spooky Projects” class held at the Machine Project, the notes from the second class are now posted along with this fun video… – Link. Related: Spooky Projects – Introduction to microcontrollers with Aurdino – Link. Arduino Fever – The tale of a cute, blue microcontroller that […]
Here’s how to mod a gargoyle by adding a PVC skeleton and fogger system so it breathes “smoke”… [via] – Link. Related: MAKE Halloween projects – Link. MAKE Halloween archives – Link. Enter the MAKE & CRAFT Contests! Makers and Crafters, it’s time to enter our ghoulishly fun Halloween contests! Anyone, anywhere can enter, and […]
Here are 58 costumes, Halloween shirts, ideas and more from Micheals – the arts and crafts store. They have a few good ones, along with what you’ll need to construct them… I’m pretty sure there isn’t a Michaels near me, but they do have a store locator… [via] – Link. Pictured here, bumblebee costume – […]
Huh, so back in the 30’s I guess people had Halloween parties and pulled pranks on each other with elaborate mechanical devices, neato… Modern Mechanix 1932 – “A Hallowe’en party might be defined as a nocturnal orgy of nonsensical abandon. In other words, an affair when any goofy trick is in order. If you want […]
We’ve covered a lot bizarre recipes, cakes and edible Halloween goodies – so why stop now…here’s Wanda’s Halloween Cookbook with tons of great recipes you can make – the spooky ice sculptures and “bloody popcorn” seem fun… [via] – Link. Related: MAKE Halloween projects – Link. MAKE Halloween archives – Link. Enter the MAKE & […]
John posted up his “Cardboard robot Halloween costume of doom” for the MAKE & CRAFT Halloween contest along with how he made it! – “The whole thing was bonded together with tape (clear packing and gaffers), hot glue, and lots of brass paper brads. I used dryer hose for the arms and as it had […]
