Diy creepy dolls

Creepy, weird, and unusual toys for Halloween that you probably shouldn't give to any kids.

Ranging from doll wreaths to doll inflatables, these creepy doll Halloween decoration ideas will spook and lure guests in equal capacity.

Decaying creepy dolls: Realistic and easy (+ mutant porcelain doll) Hello, here's how I did my scary dolls. First you need to cheap used dolls you can buy...

I search for porcelain and baby dolls in resale shops, online, garage/yard/rummage sales, etc. On the average, I’d say I pay about $5 for a doll depending on the condition. I prefer to use dolls that are in sad condition. I have purchased broken (porcelain) dolls and have a collection of parts so the table in my studio sometimes looks like Frankenstein’s laboratory! I’ve paid as low as $1 (RARELY!) all the way to $28 (shopgoodwill.com and ebay.com) for a doll (including shipping). But when…

I’m a full-time mother and amateur artist who tinkers with various media. While my passions are painting and beadwork, I’ve recently applied both interests toward a new hobby, refurbishing vintage dolls. Since I live in a house with three guys, I sincerely try to keep the girly stuff to a minimum, but this October I stumbled onto a project that meets my girly needs AND the guys love it.

Here's how to make your own zombie baby! I made a bunch of these a few years ago and it was a real hit! The kids were really into them. All you need is to pick…

Raid your munchkin's toy stash and whip up a few Easy upcycled DIY Halloween Creepy Dolls for some extra unique decor for All Hallows' Eve

Here's how to make your own zombie baby! I made a bunch of these a few years ago and it was a real hit! The kids were really into them. All you need is to pick…

Here's a Scary Doll how-to, to make the doll I showed in my Halloween Party post on Saturday. I got the idea from WiseCraft ,but their starting dolls were fashion dolls (ie Barbies), our Goodwill was fresh-outta-Barbies so we snagged this curly haired doll whose hair was a little out of hand to start with. The first step is to spray-paint the doll with a matte white spray paint. Front and back, hair included. Do a couple of light coats. Outside of course! My son Alex helped me out with…