Apropos if you’re very short and your Halloween date is very tall, try out the headless bride costume on Instructables! Fetch your duct tape and your finest 80s wedding dress and get to work. From MAKE and CRAFT: DIY HALLOWEEN from MAKE & CRAFT! DIY HALLOWEEN from the editors of MAKE and CRAFT brings you […]
Anthony Tedesco created this Halloween costume with flashing electroluminescent wire for his son and entered it in the Make: Halloween Contest 2009. More pics of the costume and the build, including a schematic, are available in his photostream. The EL strand sequencing is controlled by a Microchip PIC10F202.
Make your hairstyle memorable with these wacky, iconic braids.
Beginning at noon PDT today, and closing at noon PDT tomorrow, we will be accepting comments, below, describing the Halloween-y use (or uses) to which you would put the prize bundle consisting of one Microchip Technology PIC10F Cap Touch Demo Board and one MCP1650 Multiple White LED Demo Board. For this giveaway, the prompt is: […]
Sarah James at Instructables shows us how to make a Halloween take on deviled eggs: deviled eyes!
Check out Stavro’s tutorial for using things in your kid’s wardrobe to make this really sweet gnome costume.
OK, I admit it: I was pretty excited about getting to use the word “corpsification” in any context. But that doesn’t mean this tutorial from the folks at Yard Haunt about how to make a clean, sterile, white plastic skeleton into a nasty, rotting, reeking bag o’ bones is any less cool. In case you’re wondering, the “Bucky” skeleton referred to in this and many other haunt prop tutorials is a brand name of Anatomical Chart Company, which sells serious anatomical models to educational institutions but also does a tidy trade in “4th quality” seconds on the Halloween market.
