Did I say I have a lot of drafts? I have a lot of drafts.<\/p>\n
Garage of Evil<\/a> – This is a resource site designed for “home haunters,” but it’s got a number of gothy project tutorials, including how to cast skulls from plaster and how to make your own toe-pincher coffin.<\/p>\n Three Fates T-shirts<\/a> – The Anticraft’s collection of T-shirts includes a sly nod to the Greek Fates’ obvious hobby: Sewing! I want the Atropos\/She Who Cuts<\/I> shirt.<\/p>\n Creepy Yarn Sculpture<\/a> – I don’t know what the hell this is, but it wigs me right out.<\/p>\n Gorgeous Light Fixture<\/a> – I admit it: If I had the money, I’d be living in a big Dracula-esque castle (only with central heating). And I would decorate exclusively with stuff like this.<\/p>\n Hair Bow Tutorial<\/a> – Marie has posted a nice guide for making professional-looking hair bows. These would be cute made with novelty Halloween ribbon or decorated with little skull beads instead of plain buttons. (She’s oddly sensitive<\/a> about the popularity of this tutorial, so if you go visit pretend you’re looking for something else instead.)<\/p>\n Halloween Carnival – Craft Critique did a two-day<\/a> roundup<\/a> of spooky projects, including votive covers, pillow boxes, and lots of other neat ideas that could be used for year-round decoration.<\/p>\n The Explorers<\/a> – Artist Jennifer Zwick does amazing “Constructed Narrative” photographs of children in surreal settings. I love this one and the adventure it implies.<\/p>\n My new favorite tutorial title: How to Make an Axolotl Cake<\/a>. So many questions!<\/p>\n