DECK THE HOLIDAY'S

Faux Taxidermy Deer Diy! Make your own deer head! I've been wanting to make a fake deer head like this for an unreasonable amount of time. Well I got around to it today! First of all you'll need to print  these  out.  They are templates, cut them out and they will piece into each other to make the deer/moose head you see above! It will only take two pieces of paper, and will make a cute-sized head. Oh and most importantly... PRINT ON CARDSTOCK.    Here are the printables once more... CLICK HERE FOR PRINTABLE NUMBER ONE CLICK HERE FOR PRINTABLE NUMBER TWO Note: The so called "Noggin" is actually apart of the neck. Now you can make it in just three easy steps. Thats all! Print, Cut, Create. Once you print it out its pretty self explanatory how it goes together. But if it isn't here are all the different parts labeled and put in place. Antlers Snout Main Part 1 Neck Neck 2. Please note that I

  This diy comes from  www.mizerella.blogspot.com  .  You never know when you're going to need a top hat for a costume or for one of your props. So anyway...Hats! I wanted more whimsical shapes than I saw at the store. I saw some online but they were quite expensive!  So as usual I decided to make my own. So I had some ideas in my head but I always do an internet search first to see if anyone has tried this and what they did.  I found a few tutorials right away.  The one I liked best was by Thread Bangers on youtube.  Here are the links This one is for the oversized mad hatter hat http://youtu.be/zKcbk6xnSz4 This is for the mini hat. http://youtu.be/z3Nx0igPai4 I used both here and only made a couple modifications. The red silk hat. Supplies. .. poster board piece of cardboard big enough for about 12" round circle  ( could use cardboard cake rounds they sell at craft stores) fabric a yard or so, or