Gorey Eyeballs: I picked up these superball eyeballs at the dollar store. I had seen some instructions in the past on creating creepy eyeballs for Halloween so I thought I would try doing some myself.

How to Corpse a Cheap Skull With Toilet Paper and Glue: Another www.monstertutorials.com tutorial. This is the second skull corpsing tutorial in our Dollar Store Corpsing series. Make sure to watch the video, as most details can be seen there better! And don't forget to subscribe to our channel Tools and…

Up the creepy stakes this Halloween and make these realistic eyeballs. Quick and budget-friendly they'll add just the right spooky factor to your decor. The tutorial includes free "iris" printables to use #HalloweenDecor #CreepyEyeballs #ACraftyMix #FreePrintables

How to Make a Human Tape Sculpture: These are human-mold sculptures made out of plastic wrap and packing tape. They are fun, easy to make, and can take on any pose you can think of. I discovered these sculptures a few years ago while researching street art installation. This Instruct…

Cast Your Teeth for Halloween: Dental casting is super fun, and way easier than it seems. Halloween is the perfect reason to make a cast of your teeth to sculpt custom fake teeth on top of them (as if you needed a reason)! If you can't get your supplies locally, ther…

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Halloween is getting closer and closer, and we love it! Since we are co-hosting a halloween party this year, Scott and I decided to make some scary halloween decorations out of paper mache. Scott made us the water-flour-glue-mix to hold the paper together. He used 1 part of flour and 5 parts of water. He also put some wood glue in the mix and then just simmered it on low heat until it got thicker. After that we just started to shape different kind of bones out of news paper strips. We let…

John and I just wrapped up the fastest craft we've ever made, and DANG IT LOOKS COOL: Even better, it tricks your eye as you walk around it. From straight on it looks 2D, but move to the side... A video posted by Jen Yates (@epbot) on Oct 10, 2016 at 8:19pm PDT See? SO COOL. Even better, this cost just $4 in materials, and took maybe 20 minutes to put together. Think you're not crafty? Then start here, peeps, for instant, easy craft gratification. Here's what you need, all of which I found…