Tutorials and step-by-step instructions

Tutorials and step-by-step instructions for decorations, props etc.
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Tutorials and step-by-step instructions

Post by HalloweenDot » Thu Oct 01, 2009 10:04 am

Have a great prop? decoration? Give step by step instructions for us to recreate it here.
Please start a new topic for each item! ;-)
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Re: Tutorials and step-by-step instructions

Post by Spookymufu » Thu Oct 01, 2009 3:55 pm

AWESOME!!

glad you added this, cant wait to see what people are up to!
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Re: Tutorials and step-by-step instructions

Post by Corvus Kulde » Sat Oct 10, 2009 5:58 am

Here are some simple cardstock masks that are cheap,easy, and effective. I use a sturdy grey cardboard often used as a packaging material. I understand it's used by scrapbookers and sold at craft stores. I got a ton of it free. Hooray. In a pinch use any old cardboard you can find.
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Just think paper doll. Find the middle.Cut a design out on one side. Fold and cut along the outline until you have a symetrical face.
Just think paper doll. Find the middle.Cut a design out on one side. Fold and cut along the outline until you have a symetrical face.
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