Paper mache zombie

Website Stolloween.com has TONS of tutorials to make all kinds of Halloween things like these skulls and masks, and jackolaterns, tombstones, everything spooky!

Zombie head. milk jug skull with heat gun and paper mâché. Latex paint

Halloween Paper Mache Groundbreakers or zombies what ever you want to call them

FacebookTweetPin I made up a fun craft that I really enjoyed doing with my daughter, and I wanted to share it with you all! I was trying to think of a fun Halloween project that I could do inexpensively but high impact… being a physician I guess coming up with a craft that uses exam gloves and casting plaster just makes sense! But all of these things are very easy and inexpensive to get… you can get rolls of gauze that are saturated with plaster here for about $6 a roll. You only need one…

Halloween Paper-Mache Pumpkins: I made a paper mache pumpkin a while back that was a O.K. but wanted to see if I could improve on it. I found this amazing sites all over Pinterest to research on different ideas and tried it again!!

These here Zombie Head Planters are the ugliest things I've ever made and I really couldn't be happier. Weird? Yes. Okay with that? Totes. I mean, you gotta have respect for something that finds brains appetizing, y'all. So I got the idea to create these Zombie Head Planters last week after I wrapped up my last Celluclay creation. I STILL had half a bag left of the stuff (a little goes a long way...and even with these guys and the pumpkins, I still have some left over) so I actually have…

How to Make Zombies Out of Junk: Unfortunately I couldn't get the instructable to save and add a new page so I am reduced to a slideshow. It isn't hard to make a zombie and other than a few things, it was made from junk. The things I used are:Metal clotheshangers (both …

Before you set out on a mission to browse the attic for the same Halloween decoration props you reuse every year and pretend they're still as good as in 2015, let me tell you something. The world has changed. Things got a whole lot more scary this year. And from what we’ve seen happening in 2020 so far, the Jack-o'-lantern ain’t gonna do much in the spooky department.

Out of all the new things I learned over the past year, making paper mache skulls was probably one of the best. I have to credit Spooky Blue for teaching me this through a tutorial on his website. Now that I have learned this I can make an unlimited amount of heads for zombies or anything else I need one for. Here are a few pictures of how I make mine. I start with this basic skull, which came with a handy stand which makes things a lot easier. This one used to have some stuff inside that…

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