Paper mache eyeball

Ready for an eye-full? And lots of gratuitous eyeball puns? THEN YOU ARE IN LUCK. These eyeballs are perfect for creepy flowers, like on my Halloween wreath, or for filling clear apothecary jars, giving your Zombie mannequin that extra scream factor, floating punch bowl garnishes, etc. (Just kidding. These are not food safe. But it would be funny.) Talk about a sight for sore eyes! (See? I'm not even sorry.) You Will Need: - $1 pack of eyeballs from the dollar store (we got ours at Dollar…

We're all about Halloween and we created this creepy eyeball Halloween wreath to greet trick or treaters. Learn how to make your own.

Paper Mache Eyeball www.dyjodesigns.etsy.com

Everyone knows that the best part about trick-or-treating on Halloween is coming home to pick the best assortment of treats from your plastic pumpkin. And if your parents were like mine, you were also only allowed to keep a small, yet reasonable, amount of candy from your hard earned loot. Clearly, Halloween candy is meant to be taken seriously, which is why I'm always thinking of fun and unique ways to make the holiday extra special for kids - and adults.

Despite the fact that Halloween has been celebrated for almost 2,000 years, the costumes we are accustomed to today have only been around for about 100 years.

Photos of Brooklyn trick-or-treaters on Halloween.

As a lover of halloween, making a fake bloody eyeball DIY was the perfect project. I knew I wanted to use creepy, bloody eyeballs for a couple halloween projects but when I looked online, eyeballs were either insanely expensive or they were cheap looking. Using just clay, paint, chalk pastel and som

Eyeball Door Hanging: This is a very cool prop to hang on your door or wall. It will get great response because it is very unique and unusual. Especially since you have to make it from scratch and no one else will have an eyeball quite like yours. This prop started out f…