#Creepy eyeballs how to
#Creepy eyeballs mod
#Creepy eyeballs free

If you like the idea of making realistic eyeballs for Halloween don’t forget to pin it for later. I’m not sure if Sergeant Skullie approves but I sure do 😀 What do you think?

We put ours in a cauldron filled with Spanish moss to create a bouquet of creepy eyeballs.

#Creepy eyeballs mod

Once the mod podge dries dip the entire eyeball into high gloss mod podge to give the eyeballs that glassy realistic look.īe sure to dry the eyeballs on those toothpicks so the glossy mod podge can drip down.Īnd that’s it, your creepy realistic eyeballs are ready to be added to your Halloween décor. Not too much, you don’t want to completely creep people out 😀 Capillaries only form on the whites of the eye. Take some of the frayed yarn and mod podge it onto the eyeball avoiding the iris portion. We’ll be using the yarn to add some capillaries to our eyeballs. While you wait for the mod podge to dry fray strips of yarn using a toothpick. To smooth it out, use your thumbnail to lightly push the iris printable down as flat as possible. You’ll probably find that the iris doesn’t lie completely flat of the ball.

Cut the eyes out and mod podge on them onto the painted balls.

Depending on the size of your balls you may need to resize them.

#Creepy eyeballs free

Print out this free collection of different iris’s. I used the same trick when we made this oversized bead garland. To make it easier, place the balls on a toothpick. It will eat into the polystyrene and you’ll be left with a chewed away eyeballs. The craft paint creates a protective barrier on the balls and a smooth surface for the next steps.

#Creepy eyeballs how to

How to make realistic eyeballs for Halloweenĭepending on how smooth your polystyrene balls are you may need to remove any little lumps or bumps with a craft knife first before painting them with a layer or two of white craft paint. And don’t forget to subscribe so you’ll never miss a post! Right, before we get to the tutorial which includes free iris printables BTW, be sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, or Instagram. You’ll find all my friends spooky tutorials at the bottom of the post and they’re bootiful. Today I’m really excited to share this realistic eyeball tutorial with you for the Halloween challenge. We made these bright and colorful Ndebele pots. Last month’s challenge was “Local Love” where we all celebrated something unique and special from our countries. The IBC, or International Blogger’s Club, is a group of bloggers from all over the world who challenge each other to make something using a common theme. Not only are they easy to make, but they’re budget-friendly too.ĭon’t they look soooo creepy and maybe just a little scary 😀 They’re also perfect for this month’s IBC Halloween challenge. And these easy realistic eyeballs are no exception. Anyhoos, if I can’t play with bones and human remains in my day job, at least I can have some fun with them in my spare time 😉 So when Halloween rolls around I don’t need any excuses to get my spooky mojo on. I’ve always enjoyed binge-watching shows like Bones and Dexter, but it totally creeps the hubby out when they show gory bloody scenes 😀 Back in the day I really wanted to be a forensic artist and then life got in the way and I became a data strategist instead.