This gave me an idea to make my kid a Harry Potter Pixie using these techniques! They'll love it "mummified". :) Also you can make air dried putty with materials you may have lying around your house. Add ½ cup of cornstarch, then 4 oz of white glue. Mix them together until there’s a smooth icing like consistency. Add 2 tbs of oil and 1 tbs lemon juice, then give a quick mix. Pop in microwave for 30 seconds, take out give it a quick mix and place back in for 30 seconds.After it's done take a wooden spoon and move around the bowl until it has dough-like consistency. Remove clay and place on parchment paper, and gently knead it with cornstarch until it’s no longer sticky. It should have smooth creamy texture. Shape however you like, leave to dry. Place un-used putty in air-tight container.
The mini skeletons are at Dollar Tree right now. 5 for a $1. They also sell picture frames in various sizes that come with glass. A white cardboard box glued to the frame back could be an inexpensive display case.
I use the black foam core poster board that dollar tree sells to make the shadow box any depth I want it, glue it together with hot glue, then touch up the edges with black paint, then glue it to the frame inset...
I followed your tutorial and the project turned out quite nice. Thanks. I finished mine with a thin coat of flat sealant spray. It knocked back the shine and gave the figure a dried leaf sort of parchment look. Very effective. :-)
I made one of these last year using a different technique. I added sparkles and colourful paint to mine to give it a magical look. Yours looks much better and more authentic. People love the big props but small details like this really make your haunt unique.
I'm so macabre I thought this was going to be actual squirrel bones and bat wings and I was like hell yeah. This is great too, now if I get around to making this my friends will think I'm a little less creepy. Also awesome find on the sculpey clay, I'm so jealous. You're so cool.
I made four of them and they turned out great. I used 8x10 picture frames for the shadow boxes from the dollar tree , made them all for $7 dollars, you are amazing. Thank you
I have to say is creepy... however the idea is genius, I’m impress with imagination and the idea to do such wonderful work it looks great. Excellent work Eduardo. I was so curious on how you were about to make the wings. Great art work .
If you need more of those pins, they're generally called "dressmakers' pins" and aren't overtly expensive. Thanks for the tut, ideas on how to use the basic haunt techniques really stir up the old imagination.
I love this!!! The only thing different I would have done was paint the shadow box an off white or very light tan to help the "fairy" stick out more and to give it an overall more vintage-y feel.
JJ Hafford I was thinking something along the lines of faux antiquity, since the label was also made to look quite aged. But, either way, I agree with it being just too white and bright.
i made a jar of pixie wings. I used those maple keys that fall off trees in autumn. We used to call them helicopters because of the way they twirl in the wind. I filled an old wine decanter with moss halfway. Then i used the crayola air dry clay and made a few tiny bones scattered them in and some feathers. I used blue water colours to paint the dried maple keys and then a teal old sparkly eyeshadow dusted over the keys to give them an iridescent look and put them in. Drew up a label, aged it with teabags and burned the edges for a really old look. They look so cool. dried leaves are great for fairy wings too. Im going to try this tutorial and see if i can make a good one. If i do it..ill link my instagram to all my weird stuff i make.
That's the first time in my life I share a video on pinterest. This is amazing: great idea, awesome result, clear explanations, and a realistic budget. Kudos!
One of the best tutorials I've seen. Definitely making one of these for my daughter! Amazing! Finally someone who is making really cool stuff that is easy enough for the average person.
This video was amazing!!! I have never seen this done before and now I want to make one for myself now. The grandchildren would LOVE it... Thanks so much for sharing this, I'm off to the store now. 👍🏻
Another winner, what a great tutorial ET, thank you. After your milk jug skull tutorial, I bought a heat gun & did my first milk jug skull yesterday (pretty happy with the result). Now I'm looking forward to making this one. For small horns I've successfully used mouldable self-setting silicone (like Sugru but I buy cheaper brand-about $1 for one sm pack), very easy to use & no baking needed. In this case, I would add either black or red horns at the very end, after the corpsing is done.
Ooh I made one and used tissue paper (for wrapping presents or filler in bags) with glue/water tinted with paint. Worked equally as well. Love this technique with the plastic!
I started something 2 yrs ago, got my little skeletons positions bent using a heat gun, I even adjusted their stain using a Tim Holtz distress paint or stain. I'd forgotten about them till I just recently rediscovered in a Halloween box of goodies. I never finished them, I don't remember if I was making Cornish Pixies or WHAT. Thanks for reigniting this project for me. I also have several tulle tutus for my crows that would look nice on one of these. Tfs great detail!
Arrrgh I had a Garland I bought from a dollar store & NEVER EVER thought you can do this!!! It never crossed my mind you could customize it like this!that so awesome! I ended up with a tiny plastic skull to show from that dorky garland.
I made dead fairies a couple of years ago and put them in a birdcage hanging in my studio but hardly anyone ever looks up- I didn't know about corpsing so I had just added wings to the dry brushed skeletons ( those butterfly wings from the dollar store). I made little papier mache eggs for the fairy sitting on the bottom . Now that I know better I have to upgrade! Yours is much cooler... And I love the pose and wings on the stand alone fairy as well.
LMAO!!! LOVE IT BROTHER!!! I have been practicing witchcraft for 27 years now,Halloween is my favorite HOLIDAY that people give me gifts instead of christmas,I dont put no1s faith or religion down,if it makes u a better human being then more power to u!!! But I am and have always been building stuff and love to see more people havin fun like ur self enjoying life. U got a new sub here and Creepy thumbs up!!!
Absolutely amazing!!!! And your handwriting makes just the difference to make it look even more Rea;istic; professors handwriting ;) Thank you for sharing I'm definitely giving this a go and try to create my own.
Just found you!!! I love Halloween ... so much can be done to decorate for it! I live in an old 2 story house that's going on 103 yrs old, big front porch, windows and steps. Love what you've shown us ... thank you for sharing with us! New subscriber.
Been making this kind of stuff all my life. Everyone tells me I should try and make extra dough doing it. What If I charged like a hundred bucks for some wire, glue and cottonballs in a frame?
Glad I found your site. I'm getting ready for Halloween and you have some great tutorials. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I think my grandson is going to love the fairy.
Just finished my first dead sprite! I used a few different materials & took it in a little different direction, but it came out awesome! Thanks for the inspiration on a very cool & fun project!
I’m going to attempt the fairies this year. Last year I made the book of spells, and the eyeball... both turned out pretty good. Thank you for the tutorials!!!
This is the first creepy thing I made because of this video. I’ve gone on and made many, many things since then. You are such an inspiration. I’m on your IG and Discord now. What a supportive group! Thank you for sharing your talent.
Thanks a lot for this video! I'm not planing to make a dead fairy but the melted plastic effect technique will help me a lot to make some effects in a diorama.
Im so glad I stumbled across your channel while i was looking up Halloween Decor because youre the first person that makes things Id actually want to re-create. Youre amazing, Keep it up.
@@aubreyackermann8432 not a bad idea! I do have an Alduin statue from the Skyrim games that serves as my xmas tree topper. 🤔Im off to dig in December boxes...Thanks!
Ese plastico que usa es de bolsas normales o es algún plastico especial. Y con que le da calor con un decapador de pintura? Sirve un secador de pelo. Gracias
Hola, el plastico es cualquier plastico de bolsa. Cualquier bosla de basura transparente funciona bien. Para el calor hay que usar un decapador de pintura. El secador de pelo no se calienta lo suficiente para encoger el plastico. Saludos, ET
Thumbs up, man! Way cool. I'll be adding this to my apothecary table for sure. I'm going to keep mine in a sitting position as a deceased prisoner of a corked jar. With added hairspray and baby powder for dust effect of course. Can't wait for Halloween 2021. Only 360 days to go! I gotta get busy!
Ok so I just found your channel and I absolutely love it. My house is going to look so damn awesome this Halloween (or well year round for me, as I'm one of those people who have skulls and stuff out year round)
I'm just in the planning stage for a similar prop ^^ I'm working on having a little fairy corpse pawing at the glass of a bell jar its been trapped in. Going to keep some of the techniques here in mind :)
Que maravilla, ojalà colocara subtitulos en español, serìa genial y creo que tendrìa aùn màs visualizaciones, porque muchas personas no sabemos el inglès, a mì me encanta todo lo que èl hace, es un super artista!!. Muchas gracias por compartir con nosotros tu arte!!❤👏👏👏
Your tuts are so enjoyable that I constantly grin at my laptop's screen when watching them. I love creative monsters! P.S. You resemble my dentist. You both even have a similar voice.
Oh wow this is great I have so much forest at home it would be just exactly where you would find something like that. ..we just uncovered a new stone circle too....btw my Halloween thumbnail makes me look well attractive haha!
It would be so cool if one of the wings had a tiny arrow shot trough it. From the fairy police, chaseing him because he robbed a berry from a tree or something. 😆😆. Love it , im dying to make some, with one trying to escape from the display box ha ha be so fun, like his lil hand sticking out of the opening of the boxand his face turned as if he was looking directly at you to see if you catch him,.i know, im mad.,
i would love to see you make a life size one !!! i may try to do one myself, if time allows ! you have THE BEST tutorials on UA-cam. I love you, and your talents !!!!
@@MonsterTutorials haha that's what i did for my cryptozoologist cosplay got some shleich fairies repainted and put them in a cage and 1 hangs from a flexible fishwire for movement
I don't think strands of hair survive the process but that looks really cool, tho. You could seriously make something like that and get some fake news reports! hahahah
I've been playing about with those little skeletons, corpsing them with modge podge, bandage , tissue paper, and acrylic paint, but like the idea of making them into dead fairies. Love how you did yours but I would have aged the box a bit too, made it look dusty and stained :)
I love watching everything you create for Halloween, Eduardo. Love your pride bracelet on your right wrist. I have made so many ghosts, and props thanks to you. Enjoyed your new Lowe's tutorial. Keep it up my friend. Love and Peace to you.
You are an absolute genius! My sister just discovered your channel and told me about you, and I've been marathoning your videos. Keep up the awesome content! :)
This was really really cool!! I work at a haunted attraction and we've been looking for a way to add more details to our "witch" section and this will be perfect. Thank you
This was awesome. I love your sense of humor and I am calling your wife and going to tell her to lock up her stuff..Ha !!! Do you think air dry clay would work also ? You bought that box of sculpey for a steal...that stuff is not cheap. Another very cool and entertaining video ! A thousand thumbs up.
Hey there, thanks for the kind words. Yes, any clay or even polymorph plastic would work. Foil works well covered with a thick coat of paint to make is smooth. Cheers, ET
Yuo are extremely talented and extremely inspiring. And also extremely cool. Thank you for your video, that would be a perfect addition to my fathers office. Don't stop creating.
Your a very clever Guy, very talented. I've just subscribed. Ive Just finished watching the skull milk bottle tutorial prior to this video. I Look forward to seeing more creations.
This gave me an idea to make my kid a Harry Potter Pixie using these techniques! They'll love it "mummified". :) Also you can make air dried putty with materials you may have lying around your house. Add ½ cup of cornstarch, then 4 oz of white glue. Mix them together until there’s a smooth icing like consistency. Add 2 tbs of oil and 1 tbs lemon juice, then give a quick mix. Pop in microwave for 30 seconds, take out give it a quick mix and place back in for 30 seconds.After it's done take a wooden spoon and move around the bowl until it has dough-like consistency. Remove clay and place on parchment paper, and gently knead it with cornstarch until it’s no longer sticky. It should have smooth creamy texture. Shape however you like, leave to dry. Place un-used putty in air-tight container.
Thanks for the tips!
Cheers,
ET
The mini skeletons are at Dollar Tree right now. 5 for a $1.
They also sell picture frames in various sizes that come with glass. A white cardboard box glued to the frame back could be an inexpensive display case.
I use the black foam core poster board that dollar tree sells to make the shadow box any depth I want it, glue it together with hot glue, then touch up the edges with black paint, then glue it to the frame inset...
I followed your tutorial and the project turned out quite nice. Thanks. I finished mine with a thin coat of flat sealant spray. It knocked back the shine and gave the figure a dried leaf sort of parchment look. Very effective. :-)
I made one of these last year using a different technique. I added sparkles and colourful paint to mine to give it a magical look. Yours looks much better and more authentic. People love the big props but small details like this really make your haunt unique.
I'm so macabre I thought this was going to be actual squirrel bones and bat wings and I was like hell yeah. This is great too, now if I get around to making this my friends will think I'm a little less creepy. Also awesome find on the sculpey clay, I'm so jealous. You're so cool.
A little less? If I made that I wouldn't have any friends left! Gonna make it!
I made four of them and they turned out great. I used 8x10 picture frames for the shadow boxes from the dollar tree , made them all for $7 dollars, you are amazing. Thank you
I have to say is creepy... however the idea is genius, I’m impress with imagination and the idea to do such wonderful work it looks great. Excellent work Eduardo. I was so curious on how you were about to make the wings. Great art work .
If you need more of those pins, they're generally called "dressmakers' pins" and aren't overtly expensive. Thanks for the tut, ideas on how to use the basic haunt techniques really stir up the old imagination.
I love this!!! The only thing different I would have done was paint the shadow box an off white or very light tan to help the "fairy" stick out more and to give it an overall more vintage-y feel.
JJ Hafford I would have done the box in gold
JJ Hafford I was thinking something along the lines of faux antiquity, since the label was also made to look quite aged. But, either way, I agree with it being just too white and bright.
I plan to use pages from a vintage church choir books.
i made a jar of pixie wings. I used those maple keys that fall off trees in autumn. We used to call them helicopters because of the way they twirl in the wind. I filled an old wine decanter with moss halfway. Then i used the crayola air dry clay and made a few tiny bones scattered them in and some feathers. I used blue water colours to paint the dried maple keys and then a teal old sparkly eyeshadow dusted over the keys to give them an iridescent look and put them in. Drew up a label, aged it with teabags and burned the edges for a really old look. They look so cool. dried leaves are great for fairy wings too. Im going to try this tutorial and see if i can make a good one. If i do it..ill link my instagram to all my weird stuff i make.
Cool, tag me when you post it.
Cheers,
ET
I'd love to see!
THIS IS SO CLEVER!
Yes you should post in the group with that I love to see a picture of that sounds cool
Ooh... that all sounds so cool and interesting! Pictures please
Matte acrylic paint will give the same effect as the stain. I used it recently on a raven skeleton I found at dollar tree
That's the first time in my life I share a video on pinterest. This is amazing: great idea, awesome result, clear explanations, and a realistic budget. Kudos!
Thanks!!
That was really cool, I loved the finshed fairly/Sprite. The wings looked freaking awesome. Thanks for sharing.
One of the best tutorials I've seen. Definitely making one of these for my daughter! Amazing! Finally someone who is making really cool stuff that is easy enough for the average person.
This video was amazing!!! I have never seen this done before and now I want to make one for myself now. The grandchildren would LOVE it... Thanks so much for sharing this, I'm off to the store now. 👍🏻
Another winner, what a great tutorial ET, thank you. After your milk jug skull tutorial, I bought a heat gun & did my first milk jug skull yesterday (pretty happy with the result). Now I'm looking forward to making this one. For small horns I've successfully used mouldable self-setting silicone (like Sugru but I buy cheaper brand-about $1 for one sm pack), very easy to use & no baking needed. In this case, I would add either black or red horns at the very end, after the corpsing is done.
Thanks, that self setting silicone sounds awesome. I haven't tried it yet.
Cheers,
ET
Can you tell me the name of the cheaper type? Ve only seen sugru and it's way too expensive.
Ooh I made one and used tissue paper (for wrapping presents or filler in bags) with glue/water tinted with paint. Worked equally as well. Love this technique with the plastic!
I started something 2 yrs ago, got my little skeletons positions bent using a heat gun, I even adjusted their stain using a Tim Holtz distress paint or stain. I'd forgotten about them till I just recently rediscovered in a Halloween box of goodies. I never finished them, I don't remember if I was making Cornish Pixies or WHAT. Thanks for reigniting this project for me.
I also have several tulle tutus for my crows that would look nice on one of these. Tfs great detail!
Arrrgh I had a Garland I bought from a dollar store & NEVER EVER thought you can do this!!! It never crossed my mind you could customize it like this!that so awesome! I ended up with a tiny plastic skull to show from that dorky garland.
I made dead fairies a couple of years ago and put them in a birdcage hanging in my studio but hardly anyone ever looks up- I didn't know about corpsing so I had just added wings to the dry brushed skeletons ( those butterfly wings from the dollar store). I made little papier mache eggs for the fairy sitting on the bottom . Now that I know better I have to upgrade! Yours is much cooler... And I love the pose and wings on the stand alone fairy as well.
LMAO!!! LOVE IT BROTHER!!!
I have been practicing witchcraft for 27 years now,Halloween is my favorite HOLIDAY that people give me gifts instead of christmas,I dont put no1s faith or religion down,if it makes u a better human being then more power to u!!! But I am and have always been building stuff and love to see more people havin fun like ur self enjoying life.
U got a new sub here and Creepy thumbs up!!!
Thanks!
You actually put some decent effort into your craft. Others do a very preppy version almost like its for young kids.
This is fantastic.
Thanks!
ET
Absolutely amazing!!!! And your handwriting makes just the difference to make it look even more Rea;istic; professors handwriting ;) Thank you for sharing I'm definitely giving this a go and try to create my own.
Crafty people never finish to amazed me !! They are great !!!
Just found you!!! I love Halloween ... so much can be done to decorate for it! I live in an old 2 story house that's going on 103 yrs old, big front porch, windows and steps. Love what you've shown us ... thank you for sharing with us! New subscriber.
Meanwhile a thousand new Goth girls with Rockabilly haircuts just got a brilliant idea for their etsy shop.
I genuinely don't know what a rockabilly haircut is 😀
@@AmberAmber any ladies haircut that looks like she might be a character or even an extra in the movie Cry Baby. Usually dyed.
@@SimpleTricksNonsense Oh!! Ok :) Thx ❤😄
Sounds cool to me
Been making this kind of stuff all my life. Everyone tells me I should try and make extra dough doing it. What If I charged like a hundred bucks for some wire, glue and cottonballs in a frame?
Glad I found your site. I'm getting ready for Halloween and you have some great tutorials. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I think my grandson is going to love the fairy.
This is really cool. Love it! So glad I somehow stumbled across your channel. Your videos look really interesting! :)
Just finished my first dead sprite! I used a few different materials & took it in a little different direction, but it came out awesome! Thanks for the inspiration on a very cool & fun project!
Cannot even say how awesome this is!!! I definitely want to make my own too, maybe in an old medicine bottle like a wet specimen version. Love it!!!
Thanks! I was thinking something similar. I have a few empty spaghetti sauce jars that could fit a fairy specimen.
Cheers,
ET
RIght on! :))) Sounds awesome!
I’m going to attempt the fairies this year. Last year I made the book of spells, and the eyeball... both turned out pretty good. Thank you for the tutorials!!!
Awesome really awesome I like how you make sure all the parts stay in their place carefully.
OH MY GOTH, the shrink wrap idea was nothing short of genius! Awesome!
This is the first creepy thing I made because of this video. I’ve gone on and made many, many things since then. You are such an inspiration. I’m on your IG and Discord now. What a supportive group! Thank you for sharing your talent.
Thanks a lot for this video! I'm not planing to make a dead fairy but the melted plastic effect technique will help me a lot to make some effects in a diorama.
That is a great piece of work. Gonna do it!
Im so glad I stumbled across your channel while i was looking up Halloween Decor because youre the first person that makes things Id actually want to re-create.
Youre amazing, Keep it up.
Awesome tutorial, Im sure I will use it for halloween...but for now Im going to make one for my reptile room lol.
With a humanoid skeleton riding a tiny skeletal dragon?
@@aubreyackermann8432 not a bad idea! I do have an Alduin statue from the Skyrim games that serves as my xmas tree topper. 🤔Im off to dig in December boxes...Thanks!
I just got here and I already think you and your creations are pretty cool! I have a feeling you will become one of my favourite channels...
you're really an artist !
i love that kind of ppls like you having so much creativity like this !
Dude your stache...it's amazing.
This is a very good work!
Congratulations!
Robson from Brazil
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
This is a fantastic tutorial. I'm trying this one out. How would you make the shadowbox look less white and more like old wood/vintage?
Thanks! You could use some wood stain to dirty it up. Just make sure to wipe the excess off.
Cheers,
ET
maybe some sandpaper
Ese plastico que usa es de bolsas normales o es algún plastico especial. Y con que le da calor con un decapador de pintura? Sirve un secador de pelo. Gracias
Hola, el plastico es cualquier plastico de bolsa. Cualquier bosla de basura transparente funciona bien. Para el calor hay que usar un decapador de pintura. El secador de pelo no se calienta lo suficiente para encoger el plastico.
Saludos,
ET
Thumbs up, man! Way cool. I'll be adding this to my apothecary table for sure. I'm going to keep mine in a sitting position as a deceased prisoner of a corked jar. With added hairspray and baby powder for dust effect of course.
Can't wait for Halloween 2021. Only 360 days to go! I gotta get busy!
You got mad skills bro love the idea
Ok so I just found your channel and I absolutely love it. My house is going to look so damn awesome this Halloween (or well year round for me, as I'm one of those people who have skulls and stuff out year round)
As soon as you pulled out the skeletons I flipped, I have the exact same ones hanging above me. Im doin this
I'm just in the planning stage for a similar prop ^^ I'm working on having a little fairy corpse pawing at the glass of a bell jar its been trapped in. Going to keep some of the techniques here in mind :)
That sounds great, would love to see how they turn out.
Cheers,
ET
Creepy and amazing. LOVE the originality!
Que maravilla, ojalà colocara subtitulos en español, serìa genial y creo que tendrìa aùn màs visualizaciones, porque muchas personas no sabemos el inglès, a mì me encanta todo lo que èl hace, es un super artista!!. Muchas gracias por compartir con nosotros tu arte!!❤👏👏👏
Your tuts are so enjoyable that I constantly grin at my laptop's screen when watching them. I love creative monsters!
P.S. You resemble my dentist. You both even have a similar voice.
This is AWESOME!!!! I'm working on mine this weekend!!!!! Thank you for this tutorial!!!!
You bet!
Absolutely awesome! This was very educational thank you very much for this video. I really like the work you do.
Thanks!
Thank you Eduardo for the beautiful tutorials! And thank you Eduardo's wife for continually "donating" your things for his videos
Wow. What an awesome idea and such a great tutorial. I will definitely be trying my hand at a few of these. 👍
I'm enjoying your videos very much. I am not particularly artistic, but your tutorial is a huge help.
Great tutorial! You could stain the paper BEFORE printing, so any inkjet printer would work.
Very creative! Thank you for showing just how to obtain these effects. 👍
Got the hubby hooked on your tutorials. This is awesome 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Quite the nice gaff. Reminds me of the Fiji mermaid or a sea devil.
Omg, Sirius Black is alive and doing some sirius-ly awesome crafts!
Made one in a jar with a crown.. Covering its face..with sticks and leaves.. 💜 Its awesome
Great video bro, I made one once and she came out looking like a fairy crack head.
Hahaha, that sounds funny. You have a pic?
Cheers,
ET
Adventures with Cryptid 😂😂😂😂😂
Video tutorial?
Hahahahaha. Lotta those in my town xD
So u had a crack fairy lol
I absolutely love that idea It looks fantastic, and spooky too, Thanks for sharing.
SO EXCITED to try this! Thank you for sharing how.
Oh wow this is great I have so much forest at home it would be just exactly where you would find something like that. ..we just uncovered a new stone circle too....btw my Halloween thumbnail makes me look well attractive haha!
It would be so cool if one of the wings had a tiny arrow shot trough it. From the fairy police, chaseing him because he robbed a berry from a tree or something. 😆😆. Love it , im dying to make some, with one trying to escape from the display box ha ha be so fun, like his lil hand sticking out of the opening of the boxand his face turned as if he was looking directly at you to see if you catch him,.i know, im mad.,
Thanks! You think like me. I'm editing another fairy/skeleton tutorial this evening, should be out later tonight.
Cheers,
ET
Jen O'Flaherty
Show pics!
Damn all these creative people!! Why can't I think if crazy cool stuff like that all on my own!?!? 😕😔
i would love to see you make a life size one !!!
i may try to do one myself, if time allows !
you have THE BEST tutorials on UA-cam.
I love you, and your talents !!!!
Thanks! I'd love to try a full size one. It's pretty ambitious, but I think we can pull it off.
Cheers,
ET
I have only watched like 2 of your videos and have learned so much already lol! the fairy came out soooo cute
Thanks!
Lovely job. I've just made a bunch of skeleton fairies too. Plan to have them "buzzing" around my cauldron.
That sounds cool. I also have an old bird cage I found at goodwill, I could use that for a colony of captured fairies.
Cheers,
ET
That's a brilliant idea. Those garland skellys are great aren't they.
@@MonsterTutorials haha that's what i did for my cryptozoologist cosplay got some shleich fairies repainted and put them in a cage and 1 hangs from a flexible fishwire for movement
Thank you for this! I can never get wings right, or attach them properly. This helped amazingly.
So awesome 😱 I love this tutorial I have most of the supplies I'm gonna try it out! Thanks for the idea man!
I don't think strands of hair survive the process but that looks really cool, tho. You could seriously make something like that and get some fake news reports! hahahah
I've been playing about with those little skeletons, corpsing them with modge podge, bandage , tissue paper, and acrylic paint, but like the idea of making them into dead fairies. Love how you did yours but I would have aged the box a bit too, made it look dusty and stained :)
Wow! Truly extraordinary! Beautiful work!
I gotta have a go at this!..... oh and thank you for taking such care of your hands, they are beutiful.
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I love watching everything you create for Halloween, Eduardo. Love your pride bracelet on your right wrist. I have made so many ghosts, and props thanks to you. Enjoyed your new Lowe's tutorial. Keep it up my friend. Love and Peace to you.
You are an absolute genius! My sister just discovered your channel and told me about you, and I've been marathoning your videos. Keep up the awesome content! :)
Lovely work would love to see finished work up close
You're very talented! Cool creature.
Thanks!!
This was really really cool!! I work at a haunted attraction and we've been looking for a way to add more details to our "witch" section and this will be perfect. Thank you
Just ran across this video! Excellent...and thank you so much, def going to be watching more!!
Awesome... I love it and plan to try to make one for my haunted room. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks!
Clever stuff ....looks really cool
This was awesome. I love your sense of humor and I am calling your wife and going to tell her to lock up her stuff..Ha !!! Do you think air dry clay would work also ? You bought that box of sculpey for a steal...that stuff is not cheap. Another very cool and entertaining video ! A thousand thumbs up.
Hey there, thanks for the kind words. Yes, any clay or even polymorph plastic would work. Foil works well covered with a thick coat of paint to make is smooth.
Cheers,
ET
Cheers back to you, thank you for the information.
Really cool project. You are amazing. Thanks for the upload !!! ✌🏻❤
OH MY GOODNESS! Subscribed AF!!! Thank you for sharinggggg 😍😍😍
Thank you for the fantastic video! Do you think kitchen plastic wrap would work for the shrink-wrap?
So creepy, my best friend will love this! She's a huge fairy fan, and so into Halloween she even got married on the day with a full costume wedding.
Yuo are extremely talented and extremely inspiring. And also extremely cool. Thank you for your video, that would be a perfect addition to my fathers office. Don't stop creating.
This is so cool I love it. Thank you for sharing. Love your work!
You're amazing! So simple and the finish project it's wow!
I need that in my life! Thank you for the detailed instructions. Big ole thumbs up from Earthgal!
Your a very clever Guy, very talented. I've just subscribed. Ive Just finished watching the skull milk bottle tutorial prior to this video. I Look forward to seeing more creations.
Beautiful work!! I have learned so much and I'm inspired to make one as well!
Thanks!
YOU ARE SOOOO LUCKY!!! THATS SO MUCH SCULPY!!!!
Thanks for making this tutorial!! will really help for my upcoming project.
That was freaking amazing!!!! I would love to make one myself 😍
Love how it turned out!! Fantastic!