Here’s a tutorial for creating a Halloween decoration that’s really different and unique! Better yet, the materials are super cheap. The skeleton is from the Dollar Tree (and comes in a pack of 4!), and the butterfly wings are from a craft store. The only other materials you need are things you probably already have: some black paint (for aging the bones a little and darkening the eye sockets), scissors, and a hot glue gun. I’m thinking I might need an army of these little guys . . . .
After being heavily involved with historical reenactment for 19 years, I can appreciate great costuming, both in the time spent in its creation and the money invested. Costuming done right is a labor of love. One of my favorite “fun” types of costuming has to be faeries. There are no set rules, just let your mind run free!
sairosaurus on Craftster has shared her faerie creations. What is even better is that as you read through this thread, not only do you get to see some fantastic photos but she goes into her creative process for several bits and pieces of her costumes. She discusses how she made her goblin shoes, a goblin latex mask as well as her faerie wings. Her work is amazing!
Who doesn’t want a darling fairy hanging around your neck?
Lin’s Geekery makes these without any paint. Just glass and her mad skills.
Her shop is full of nerdy goodness. From Rupees to Yoshi and even Final Fantasy VII, there is something in there to make the geek in your life very happy.
Feeling low on health? Need a quick way to feel refreshed? Then this necklace is for you!
Zelda Bottled Fairy Necklaces come in a wide array of colours if pink isn’t you thing.
Never be caught low on hearts again!