My seven year old grand daughter volunteered to be my model for this. She is looking a little nervous I think.
You will need rubber latex. I just googled it and then ordered it online.
*Important-test this on a small area of your skin to make sure you are not allergic.
You will also need an ordinary zipper. Any size just make sure it is not to long.
Next apply the latex with a Q-tip where you want the zipper to be.
When you have it where you want it, let it get tacky for a minute or two.
Ha ha she is such a good sport!
Poor thing was worried about opening her eyes all the way. It feels pretty weird to have a zipper and latex between your eyes.
Next I took some fake blood that you can get at Walmart or the dollar store and put it on the inside of the zipper. I finished off with one more layer of powder and cleaned off her eyebrows.
And here she is!
After she looked at herself in the mirror for awhile and having some pictures taken she wanted it off.
If you have any questions let me know!
Oh I was so waiting for this! How awesome! Thank you for sharing it with us!
ReplyDeleteSo, so, so cool! I swear it's the scariest Hallowe'en mask I've ever seen, and now that I know how easy it is, I will be hunting for that Latex stuff. It'll scare the heck out of the kids!
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm thinking I want to use it for work, too. We'll be holding a little Hallowe'en tournament for our customers, and I could totally get away with this for that one day. Too good to miss.
Thanks so much for the tutorial, I am really grateful you ruthlessly violated the innocent soul of that beautiful little princess for the greater good!
This is awesome! I have seen this all over Pinterest! I would love it if you would link some of your Halloween posts to my Halloween party going on all month.
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Creepy but fun looking! I love it! This is absolutely incredible looking and I can't wait to try it this Halloween.
ReplyDeleteThis is super cool!
ReplyDeleteWill try this next halloween! :)