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Here’s Morgan’s MAKE & CRAFT Halloween pumpkin, too cute! – Link. Related: MAKE Halloween projects – Link. MAKE Halloween archives – Link. Enter the MAKE & CRAFT Contests! Hack-o-Lantern contest: Decorate a pumpkin in any way you see fit, or unfit. It’s that easy. Then upload your photos to the MAKE or CRAFT Flickr photo […]
David writes in with his MAKE & CRAFT Halloween contest entry… – “Hey MAKE. Love the Blog. This year my buddy and I are going as Burger King and Jack in the Box. The Burger King mask is made out of a fiberglass mold with the orignal sculpt done by hand in clay. We created […]
The Iron Guild (www.ironguild.net) is coming to the Steel Yard (http://www.thesteelyard.org/) for their annual Halloween Iron Pour!!! This event will celebrate the industrial history of Rhode Island and provide the public with a unique glimpse at the art of iron casting. Combining traditional foundry techniques with innovative spectacle performances, the Iron Guild explores what is […]
CoderKev writes – “My original Halloween plans got toasted, so I had to come up with something in short order. About a week ago, I was going thru Halloween ideas and remembered seeing this Lego MiniFig Costume. Lego’s been one of those fun things I’ve enjoyed staying a kid to enjoy. So, I decided to […]
Andrew writes – “The head is a 5 gallon mud bucket that sat too close to a woodstove, the sheet is a painters dropcloth. Simple pulley system from the house to a tree past the sidewalk. My father has been scaring the bejesus out of little kids trick or treating since 1996. “ – Link.
Here are a bunch of experiments and results on jack o’ lanterns to see what chemical(s) preserve them the best… [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 […]
Here’s a great “haunting with compressed air” project, Peter writes – “This project involves a hollow tombstone that has a seamless crack that when the pneumatic cylinder is activated the tombstone will break open reveling a creature inside. What’s good about this project is that all the mechanics are concealed inside and from the outside […]
