Halloween LED Decorative Light Ghost Lantern String Handheld Pumpkin Lantern Luminous Ghost Hanging Lamp Features: This hanging chandelier decoration is suitable for Halloween dances, parties, birthday parties, carnivals and other festivals. It's for adding a spooky component to a prank or treat or a grand Halloween event, and it' spice up a fancy dress party or party. The LED lights are designed to make the effect more realistic and are for house decoration or fixing to trees, etc.Great product for creating a Halloween. The chandelier is connected to the power supply, easy to use, no open flame, suitable for hanging in the living room at home or outdoors, no danger Even if it doesn't match other Halloween products, just turn off the lights and the Halloween vibe will come right away. Product Description: Color as shown Material: polyester fiber Lighting mode: on (including battery) notes: Please notice the placement of the wires when using include: 1x prop light
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So the 4 year old tells me she wants a Go Diego Go party. Fun! Happy to not do another princess party. We turned the family room into a jungle. This took about 600 feet of green streamers. Th…
Item #FUN2937 Items Included Hanging Clown Product Highlights Plastic and satin fabric clown Plastic head has posable arms with plastic hands Loop on the bottom of the clown to hang it up Push button activation at chest: eyes light red, arms move, and makes noise Battery compartment located under fabric at back Requires 3AA batteries Measures approx. 34" long ( 86 cm ) Exclusively made by us
Red Siderea authentic venetian mask in papier mache with leather decoration. Handcrafted according to the original Venice carnival tradition. Manufactured in Venice by the famous venetian masters. Each item is provided with certificate of authenticity. Dimensions: 64 x 29 cm
I wanted some little scary looking little plants inspired by Audry II from Little shop of Horrors. So I used both Celluclay and Paperclay. Two of my favorite things to work with. Foil and a coat hanger for the stalk frame. Toothpicks are for teeth. The cheap foam, pots, and foliage from the dollar store. I made the shape I wanted with the cut wire. I covered it in foil to bulk it up. I made it flat at the end in the shape of the tongue. I covered it in a layer of celluclay and let it dry. I made the head out of foil. I it balled up and shaped into a lower and upper jaw piece. I also tried using styro-foam eggs I cut in half on a couple. They work good. But I think I prefer the versatility the foil gives to the shape. I cover the halves in a coat of celluclay let it dry and then smooth it out with paperclay. When they dried I glued them on the stalk /tongue with hot glue I filled in the gaps at the at the base and shape it more with the paperclay. I also added gums lips and other detail with the clay. In the gum line I poked little holes where I want the teeth, with a tooth pick. This will give a good anchor when I go to glue them in After it was dry I just painted the head. Not so worried about the stem yet. I hot glued on the leaves at the base of the head. Then I used paperclay to blend them and smooth out the stalk. Of course painted it when it was dry to match . After I sealed the whole thing. I use a very High Gloss varnish several coats on the inside of the mouth,lips and tongue. to make it look nice and wet. Then super glue in the teeth. I also made one with teeth made of fimo instead of toothpick. I just rolled them out and cut them and baked them. I also used flower petals instead of leaves for the head.
The paper proteas that we have been making have been such fun to design. This ancient flower, which has been around since the days of Gondwanaland is also known as the Sugarbush or Suikerbos, because of the sweet syrup that can be harvested from some of them. Using sticker backing paper, which is unrecyclable, because of its paper and plastic layer has been a challenge, as the plastic wax side resists all glue and paint. But the paper side has been a wonderful canvas to work on. Some of the proteas have had their petals painted pink. Christy Kiggan has worked to colour the petals of others in a different and more exciting way too. She has used beetroot to make dye, and has dipped the petals in this dye, until the colour shows right through to the wax layer. In this closeup you can see the difference between both treatments [and the faint logo on the recycled paper] These are all part of the new Freshly Found Recycled Paper Flower range, which will be launched at the Design Indaba Expo at the beginning of March. And this is where it has all been happening. Here's the work table. Although it could be classified as messy, I had to take a pic . I found the colours and rhythm of the petal shapes quite pleasing.
He looks dirty, somewhat sleazy, and a bit scary and dangerous. In short, he looks like a grade A bona-fide Carnie. However, he's the ...
One of my favorite elements from our Flamingo Fiesta was pineapple lawn bowling. What’s that, you ask?
Recently my son got interested in astronomy :) Even though he's only almost four, he enjoys watching documentary movies on astronomy, knows the names of all the planets, what a solar eclipse is and much more... That's why we came up with the idea of making a toy telescope. Here's how you can do this: You will need a lot, but really a lot (15) of toilet paper tubes, an adhesive tape, glue, scissors, nice wrapping paper, images of different planets, stars or constellations (stickers, cut-outs or drawings), and... a bit of free time. Join 5 tubes into one long tube using the adhesive tape — that will be the telescope tube. Now make the three legs of a tripod — each one out of three tubes, — by joining them with the tape. Attach the telescope to the tripod, then cut the bottom of the legs at an angle, so that they can stand steadily on a flat surface. Finally, wrap the telescope nicely in wrapping paper. Now you have to decide what you'd like to see and make interchangeable caps with different pictures. Well, let's make the caps. Make a lengthwise cut in a toilet paper tube, and then cut the tube into 4 or 5 rings. For each ring separate the edges of the lengthwise cut to create a gap of about 1 cm (3/8 inch) and secure with the adhesive tape. Now the ring should fit the front of the telescope tube. Prepare a paper circle that is approx. 2 cm (3/16 inch) wider than the ring in diameter. Glue an image onto the circle, put the ring onto it, then fold edges of the circle up and glue them to the ring. Make several interchangeable caps using the same method. You're set to play :)
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Armed and dangerous—and delightfully grotesque—our Six Arm Lady Shadow Box woos you with her hypnotic dance. A simple switch, and the box illuminates from behind this Medusa-like figure, her six arms gliding up and down—her attempt to entrance you into full Halloween gala mood. Box sits securely flat, or can be hung by two attached sawtooth hangers at the back. So trip the light fantastic, you'll only find this strange and wonderful curio here as part of the Grandin Road Halloween collection. Strange curio shadow box illuminating silhouette of six-armed woman with snake-like hair Box lights from within (warm white only), while arms move up and down On/off switch with convenient 6-hour timer Box sits securely flat, or hangs with two sawtooth hangers at back Powered by three C batteries (sold separately, online) Head/hair do not move; no sound feature Instructions A Grandin Road exclusive.
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© 2009 Murals by Massucci Sign is painted in Halloween colors: Black, orange, purple and green. The letters are also painted with glow in the dark paint.
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When I first saw this DIY Ouija Board coffee table on Instructables, I wasn’t sure if I liked it or not. But the longer I looked, the more my Native American spirit guide, White Feather, convinced me that it was pretty rad… Purpletheory writes: I was inspired by old Ouija Board designs, which had wonderful curved typefaces and intricate illustrations. This was a fun project and cost me around $120 to complete, and requires only basic tools. There are 11 steps involved if you wanna try making this on your own. All the instructions are here. I noticed someone in the comments section followed Purpletheory’s step-by-step instructions and posted photos of the finished table. I think it turned out rather nicely. Photo by insilvermoonlight. With thanks to Michelle Ma Belle!
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