Here is what you need:
plaster, little plastic container, clothespeg, wooden stick, water in a container,
plaster bandages, wire, paper balls (1 large & 2 smaller ones), scissors, sharpie marker
plaster bandages, wire, paper balls (1 large & 2 smaller ones), scissors, sharpie marker
Add the wooden stick in the middle of the container.
To hold it there you can let a clothespeg rest on the container.
To hold it there you can let a clothespeg rest on the container.
While the plaster in the container is setting, cut up pieces of plaster.
Make some big (20cm or 7,5") and some smaller ones (10cm or 4")
Make some big (20cm or 7,5") and some smaller ones (10cm or 4")
Take the plastic container around the plaster away.Punch with your scissors a hole in the biggest paper ball.Put the paper ball on top of the wooden stick.
Twist some wire around the stick and
add the smaller paper balls on the ends.
add the smaller paper balls on the ends.
Dip the plaster band into a bit of water and gently
rub over it so that the holes fill itself with plaster.
You can make these in any size you like. If yo like to make a huge one, I advise you to dip old sheets into plaster. You will have to work quick then because the plaster will set fast.rub over it so that the holes fill itself with plaster.
Happy Halloween! :)
Cool project, my daughter will love this!
ReplyDeleteOh how fun! My girls are going to LOVe this! Thanks Mitsy - another fabulous tute :) K
ReplyDeleteThat's so cool!
ReplyDeletesuch a fun idea ! I love this ghost :)
ReplyDeleteCool ghost! Excellent tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI know what I am doing with the kids this weekend! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! And you really deserve the name "Tutorial Queen" :)
ReplyDeleteLove this idea. I am not sure where to find plaster bandages though...
ReplyDeleteooh Mitsy, where do you keep fnding those ideas!!! It's a wonderful idea to do with my kids one day!
ReplyDeleteHow totally fun!
ReplyDeleteahaha fun!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet ghost, lovely tutorial again!
ReplyDeleteJust fantastic - I begin to like halloween ;-)
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Germany,
myriam.
Coolness, like always!
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful project and great ghost:) It's so fun and cool!
ReplyDeleteWow! He's funny ghost! :))) Thanks Mitsy for your creativity, it's very funny tutorial :)
ReplyDeleteZiet er heel leuk uit ; )
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Excellent tutorial and really fun project! I especially love his smiley face! :)
ReplyDeleteSppooookkyyy! Thanks for another great idea xo
ReplyDeleteToo cute!
ReplyDeletehahhaaaa! Super :D
ReplyDeleteso cute mitsy!!! love it :D
ReplyDeleteboooh booh I am a ghost and I want to thank you for futuring my son!!! Hahaha,
ReplyDeleteGreat and simple idea Now I have another thinsg I want to try to make....
kim
that is so cute :) would be really tempted to make little gravestones to go with them :)
ReplyDeleteHow cool!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOoh I am SOOO doing this! Thanks so much for the project, I'll be linking.
ReplyDeletethis is great! i will have to make this for our children's library!
ReplyDeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteToday I posted an entry onn my blog with a link to this tutorial.
I'd appreciate your letting me know if that's OK.
Thanks,
Nancy Ward
http://paperfriendly.blogspot.com
How wonderful and charming ! I'm not sure my 5 years old boy will have the patience to go through all the steps, but I'm pretty sure I will have a lot of fun doing it !!!
ReplyDeleteHey, great post, very well written. You should blog more about this. Ill definitely be subscribing.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
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