How to make zero the ghost dog

Zero From the Nightmare Before Christmas: This Zero from the Nightmare Before Christmas is easy and cheap to make. In fact, there's so little to it, we were able to make him while my partner and I were living out of suitcases in a motel room (so please don't judge us on the motel room decor…

Since my Etsy shop is closing down and I will no longer be selling my Hanging Zero the Ghost Dog I thought that I would update my tutorial to make it easier for you to make your own. It now has pictures of each step and a pattern to print out! Start with 36" wide bleached muslin. Cut to 24" long. Trim off one of the salvaged edges (left side in the photo). Then cut the middle square down to 24"x24". This will leave you with about a 12"x24" piece (on the right side). Set aside the two side…

Ever since I created Jack Skellington on my garage three Halloweens ago , I felt he was missing something. And that something was the happ...

Learn how to make this easy light up flying DIY Zero & tombstone! This would make awesome room / party or halloween decor!Supplies: aluminium foil wireplasti...

Time to make a sweet lil’ boo for howl-o-ween! Cheesecloth ghosts are super popular right now, so we thought it’d be fun to do our own doggie twist on the idea. Really, these are so cute we could...

This is such an easy and fun ghost any dog lover can make for their Halloween decor. What you'll need: Aleene's Fabric Stiffener - 1 bottle Aleene's Tacky Glue Cheesecloth - 6 yard bag Plastic Wrap Recycled items (Water bottles, cans, plastic bins - basically anything you can find to help shape your masterpiece!) Buttons or Googly eyes Brown Paper Bag material Masking Tape Craft Tub (large enough for mixing) Gloves Instructions: Follow the instructions in the Step-by-Step Photo Collage from…

I finally got my pictures uploaded of my daughter's Nightmare Before Christmas party decor and thought I would share them here. There were so many more ideas I had for the party that never came to fruition because I ran out of time, but here we go. I'll start with my favorite piece. Zero the ghost dog that belongs to Jack Skellington. I got the idea from here. He was quite simple so don't be intimidated. Seriously, I am have very little experience sewing anything. All you need to do is find…

This is such an easy and fun ghost any dog lover can make for their Halloween decor. What you'll need: Aleene's Fabric Stiffener...

Hi there! These are a few of my favorite horror movie characters that I have transformed myself into using the magic of makeup. Just in time for the upcoming spookiest holiday of the season. Thank you for your interest and I hope you will enjoy my work.