How-To: Hitchcock Halloween Decor
Meg on Decor it Yourself shows us how to turn your house into a haunted Hitchcock-inspired abode, great for that spooky Halloween party you’ve been planning!
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How-To: Dog as Grapes Costume
If your dog is docile enough (or even not?), you could try dressing it up as a bunch of grapes for Halloween. Might be good for just the photo-op, even.
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How-To: Dollar Store Raven Makeover
Dot from Dabbled has a guest post up over at Dollar Store Crafts for creating these creepy raven from dollar store birds and a bit of spray paint.
How-To: World’s scariest Halloween prop
Forget cheesy yard tombstones, evil cackling pop-up witches, or ghosts that fly down from on top of the porch. Todd Harrison has put dual 110-decibel automobile horns inside his jack-‘o-lantern, which features a cute red button nose and buck-toothed smile to throw people off from how diabolical it truly is. And here’s the really wicked part: The horn is on a delay. Pushing the button causes the eyes to light up immediately, so the little tykes think, “Hey, neat, a pumpkin with light-up eyes,” and then go on about their tyke-y business, at least for a few seconds before the dual 110-decibel automobile horns go off and leave them traumatized for life. Genius! There’s video on Todd’s site. [via Hack a Day]
Beautiful Papercraft Halloween Invitations
Aren’t these Halloween invitations gorgeous? It takes a real eye to combine all the wonderful shapes, colors and patterns. And I just love the tulle bow. I would most definitely RSVP to that event! The invitation was designed by Erin Basset and I found it on her blog creativE. Erin is an active member of […]
Sweet kid’s robot costume
Reader Mike Wakefield made this robot costume for his son, Arlen. It has batteries and blinky lights! Beep boop beep!
