Cowlacious Designs shows you how to make “cave eyes”, schematic, code, circuit board layout, and parts list included or you can buy a kit/complete unit… – “This is a little microcontroller circuit that has 15 pairs of L.E.D.’s that look like rodent eyes. The pairs of eyes blink in a semi-random fashion. So, what you […]
Honus posted up another costume Instructable, a very accurate looking Ghostbuster! He writes, – “I thought this would be a great idea for Halloween (I love Halloween!) so in my usual over the top fashion I went, well – over the top. A buddy of mine wanted to do it as well. We tried to […]
Honus show how to make a Boba-Fett helmet out of cardboard – “Here’s how to make a low cost costume helmet using cardboard. Helmets are usually one of the hardest and most expensive parts to make for a cool Halloween costume so here’s a simple method I use.” – Link. Related Star Wars and cardboard […]
Gina @ Lifehacker pointed to this interesting Web 2.0y site that helps you pick and find costumes, I usually don’t use “tag clouds” but these are kinda useful… – “Dying to find a unique costume idea? Costumzee will help you find great costume ideas! Browse through thousands of popular costume ideas, search by keyword (i.e., […]
Zombietronix has a bunch of calculators for sizing common creatures for your DIY creature projects. Each uses a value such as height or length to determine other dimensions… Calcs include: Bat wings, biped, canine, hands and spiders. Thanks Sky! – Link.
Adam writes – “Here’s how to produce low lying fog for under 30 bucks. Gives your yard haunt a creepy look. (Once you have a fog machine which can be purchased for 20 bucks at Target or Party City)” – Link. Related: DIY Fog chiller – Link.
Even better this Halloween, you can carve out your own Darth Vader or Yoda Jack-O-Lantern with stencils from Star Wars. Link. Related: MAKE Blog stencil projects – Link. MAKE Blog Halloween Projects – Link & archives
