Hey I need some help for an idea I have for costume. I want to do the Halloween trend where you carve a pumpkin and wear it as a mask for Halloween but I don't want to use an actual pumpkin instead I want to use a styrofoam one but the ones I see on Amazon are super small or don't give the dimensions of the product so that I can know for sure I would be able to fit it. I am a male adult with a pretty big head , does anybody know any craft stores that might sell the correct styrofoam pumpkin I could use?

I wonder what flavor of pie has she baked? This is a drawing I did in colored pencil.

Quick context: this isn’t a buy/sell post I’m just frustrated from finding fakes online and need some tips to get around them!

A lot of cultures use the same basic flat silver coins for headdresses and other ornament. I’m trying to make some wearable art inspired by my cultures but I’m having a hard time sourcing material. If you need an example look up something like Bulgarian or chuvash coin headpiece and you’ll see what I mean.

The coins are more difficult to find than you’d think. I feel very weird buying through some “tribal” store because I generally take issue with “tribal” aesthetics because they’re not done in good faith and I don’t want to support it. If anyone has had a similar struggle please let me know how you found more reliable sources!

Hello!! I'm graduating in a few months, and with graduation comes decorating a cap! I wanted to bedazzle some words onto my cap, and I have the font and everything sorted; I'm just not too sure how I can transfer the text onto it. I thought about using a projector to project the words onto the cap and I could just trace them, but I'm not too sure if it would work well? If anyone here has a better idea I would be very happy to hear!

Hi, basicly title.

Have this bunny onesie I want to use for Halloween but the ears are floppy/dangly and when they're down, it looks more like a donkey than a bunny lol.

Any ideas to make the ears standup while wearing it would be appreciated. Should last for a night atleast and hopefully not ruin the onesie for further use.

Thanks in advance!

My husband is crafty & loves Halloween. Tried something new today in advance of the season. Butternut squash, googly eyes, burlap and the wrist band of a stretch-to-fit glove.

Instead of sucking his thumb or something like that, my son soothes himself by stroking his ears, and the ears of people he's close with if he's having an especially hard time. Bedtime with him has gotten untenable so we are working with our ABA team to sleep train him.

One suggestion they had was to get a pillow with my picture on it so he had a comfort item (because right now I'm his comfort item and mama is *tired*.) I'm ordering one. I think it would be waaaaay more effective if it had some ears attached that he could stroke as he has been able to be redirected to stroke stuffed animal ears while I'm in the room to give my ears a break. I assume fabric would be easiest to attach.

I feel confident I can sew on premade ears. In searching I've found plastic ears for dolls, cosplay ears, animal ear headbands, etc. but to finished fabric ears. I found some tutorials on how to make your own cloth ear to attach to a doll but I don't think I could make them and have them come out actually looking like ears and being durable enough to be stroked nightly.

Could anyone point me to some premade fabric ears to purchase? Point me to a way to attach plastic ears? I was even thinking of just some Mr. Potato Head ears if I could figure out how to securely attach them. Or would be willing to make some that I would gladly purchase?

Thanks!

Is it perfect? No. Do I love it? Yes.

I’d like to paint it with something that won’t chip off immediately, definitely down to bake it in my oven if need be. I’m assuming I’ll be doing like, an under painting with a clear sealer over top. Help me out!