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Kie and Craig's Crazy Craft Corner
Добавлен 8 мар 2011
DIY channel for movie themed Holiday Decorations and other creative projects done cheap and easy.
Kie & Craigs DIY Nightmare Before Christmas Tree Eating Snake
Kie & Craig show you how to build a tree eating snake step by step.
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Ghostbusters DIY Terror Dog Part 3 of 3
Просмотров 20311 месяцев назад
The final installment of the Terror Dog build. We will do one more add on video about the painting of the dog with pictures of it displayed. I sadly lost the video of me painting and detailing. If you have any questions please post them below!
Ghostbusters Terror Dog DIY Part 2 of 3
Просмотров 186Год назад
Kie and Craig's build a life size terror dog from Ghostbusters. This is part two of a three part series. In this episode we start applying the styrofoam and carving the main shape of the dog to the frame we made in episode one. Scott Noack joins the fun!
Ghostbusters Terror Dog DIY Part 1 of 3
Просмотров 356Год назад
Kie & Craig build a Ghostbusters Terror Dog out of PVC and Styrofoam. This is part one of a three part series giving you step by step instructions on building this iconic dog for your Halloween outdoor display.
Kie & Craigs Tree Flocking Video
Просмотров 54Год назад
Kie shows you how to flock a tree using flocking powder from Amazon and water. Be sure to check out our other videos and Like & Subscribe for more upcoming videos. kieandcraigscrazycraftcorner/
Kie & Craig's Crazy Craft Corner Bloopers
Просмотров 81Год назад
Just having a little fun! Look for our upcoming videos on making a Ghostbusters Terror Dog, Marshmallow Men and several other Ghostbuster themed items! Like and Subscribe and keep up on all our new videos!
Kie & Craigs Crazy Craft Corner Great Stuff Fail
Просмотров 2452 года назад
Watch the Great Stuff fail of 2021 that Kie and Scott talk briefly about in the Cryptkeeper Desk Video.
Kie & Craigs Crazy Craft Corner Halloween DIY Cryptkeeper Desk
Просмотров 4252 года назад
Watch Kie with special guest Scott Noack show you how to build a desk using milk jug skulls and styrofoam. This is part of the Cryptkeeper Halloween build series. Like and Subscribe on RUclips for more DIY videos. Follow us on facebook at kieandcraigscrazycraftcorner Look for our new shirts "So Called Expert" & "So, So, So, Okay So" and help support our future videos. my-store-1170...
Kie & Craigs Crazy Craft Corner Cryptkeeper Animated Head Halloween Build
Просмотров 3232 года назад
Watch Kie & Craig with special guest Vince Moore show you how to animate a skull using a household fan. This is part of the Cryptkeeper Halloween build series. Like and Subscribe on RUclips for more DIY videos. Follow us on facebook at kieandcraigscrazycraftcorner Look for our new shirts "So Called Expert" & "So, So, So, Okay So" and help support our future videos. my-store-1170107...
Kie & Craigs Crypt Keeper Electric Candelabra
Просмотров 2892 года назад
Kie & Craig show you how to make electric Candelabras for outside or inside Halloween decorations out of PVC, store bought wiring and garage sale candle holders. To see the final products in action be sure to check out valleyvistaholidayhouse or follow us at kieandcraigscrazycraftcorner
DIY Cryptkeeper Resin Ping Pong Eyeballs
Просмотров 5292 года назад
Kie shows you how to make resin eyeballs out of ping pong balls. A quick and easy tutorial using a 2 part epoxy resin and ping pong balls. Upgrade your Halloween decorations with these fun and easy eyeballs. Have fun counting how many times someone can say "Condom" while crafting! Supplies: Resin Cups: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08L7PP8F9 Mica Powders/Pigments: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C9FL...
DIY Halloween Crypt Keeper Skeleton Corpsing Video
Просмотров 8842 года назад
Kie & Craig learn how to cheaply and quickly corpse a skeleton in order to make a "Tales from the Crypt" Crypt Keeper for Halloween! Be sure to like and subscribe to see more DIY crafting videos. Look for our companion videos on animating the Crypt Keepers head using an old Osculating Fan and Electric Candlabras out of PVC pipe. If you're a fan of Danny Elfman look for all our other videos of b...
DIY Haunted Mansion Inspired Packing Tape Ghost
Просмотров 7 тыс.3 года назад
Watch as we wrap Craig in Packing tape to make a male form packing tape ghost inspired by the Haunted Mansion at Disney. We also do a little minor surgery while discussing Xmen and Fresca! Be sure to like and subscribe to see more videos. Look for our companion video on making Ghost Hats and Heads: ruclips.net/video/NjmojgeW2gc/видео.html Supplies: Packing Tape: amzn.to/3tT83kX Plastic Drop Clo...
DIY Hacks! - Reach Marker / Armature Wire / Hot Glue
Просмотров 803 года назад
DIY Hacks using some of the tools from Kie & Craigs Crazy Craft Corner videos! This hack video is the companion video to the Jack Skellington Hands made by Lee. Video 1: Using a Dixon Deep Hole Marker Video 2: The many uses for Armature WIre Video 3: A little Hot Glue with Cold Water Hack Supplies for Hacks: Dixon Deep Hole Marker: amzn.to/3cILIko Armature Wire 1/8 inch Metallic: amzn.to/2YMNTv...
DIY Hacks! Sanding Table
Просмотров 703 года назад
Craig makes a sanding table for sanding glass and other items out of household scraps. He shows you the right way to sand glass bottles to finish off your projects and how to attach the sanding paper to a portable sturdy board for future use. Plus thanks to some failed zoom attempts a special quest appearance by Craigs Crotch. Supplies: Sandpaper Assortment: amzn.to/3hobCMq Spray Adhesive: amzn...
DIY - Packing Tape Ghosts Part 1 - Heads & Hats
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.3 года назад
DIY - Packing Tape Ghosts Part 1 - Heads & Hats
DIY Hacks! Paint Stir Sticks / Weld Bond / Garage Pads
Просмотров 883 года назад
DIY Hacks! Paint Stir Sticks / Weld Bond / Garage Pads
DIY Glass Bottle Cutting and Unboxing
Просмотров 1733 года назад
DIY Glass Bottle Cutting and Unboxing
DIY Styrofoam Build Hacks! T-Pins / Milk Jug Weights
Просмотров 1103 года назад
DIY Styrofoam Build Hacks! T-Pins / Milk Jug Weights
DIY Hacks! - Sharpies / Painting Stands
Просмотров 723 года назад
DIY Hacks! - Sharpies / Painting Stands
DIY Zero Dog House Tombstone from The Nightmare Before Christmas
Просмотров 1 тыс.3 года назад
DIY Zero Dog House Tombstone from The Nightmare Before Christmas
DIY Nightmare Before Christmas Life Size Jack Skellington Santa Claws
Просмотров 3,9 тыс.3 года назад
DIY Nightmare Before Christmas Life Size Jack Skellington Santa Claws
DIY Decorative Skulls from Gallon Milk Jugs
Просмотров 5 тыс.3 года назад
DIY Decorative Skulls from Gallon Milk Jugs
DIY Skull Walls inspired by Beetlejuice & Cursed on Netflix
Просмотров 23 тыс.3 года назад
DIY Skull Walls inspired by Beetlejuice & Cursed on Netflix
Thank you for the joy neighbor!
Thank you! That is so sweet! We love making them and displaying them every year! Thanks for coming by and for leaving a supportive comment!
do you have a link for the spray foam gun, an the glue you used, ,,,, PLEASE
Sure! Here are the Amazon links to the items but you can purchase them at any hardware store if you wanted to shop around: The Spray Gun: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07JVLSN11/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 The Professional Foam which has actually gone up in price since I purchased it so you may want to shop around: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0044UYJXG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 And the Weldbond glue that I use on Styrofoam and pretty much anything I need to glue together: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09HL52W14/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 You can also find the glue cheaper if you shop around. Just make sure that you get the one that is for multi surfaces and dries clear. Thanks for asking and be sure to post pictures of your creation!!
@@CrazyCraftCorner Thank you so much for the info,, happy crafting,,
What’s the hose you used?
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VLFSJYM is the exact one we used but its not available anymore. You can find one like it I'm sure either on Amazon or at your local Hardware store. Have fun and thanks for asking! @@toodles29801
What are all the measurements for the pvc pipes??
So sorry thought It was in the video. I will post it under the comments if I can figure out how!! :) Thanks for asking!
This is a great tutorial. Not sure if I will take on this project this halloween, but after watching this I may try!
Yes! You totally should! If you have any questions please don't hesitate to post them here and I will try and answer them. I'm planning on doing a quick talk about how I painted it and finished it off after Halloween.
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After you make the milk jug skull what did you put on it? Is it just painted on the outside or is there something else?
Good Question...if you continue along in the video we show how we paint them towards the end. If your asking why they are tan or brown to start with that is because after I made them I just sprayed a solid coat of paint over them as I knew that would be my base coat. I always start with a solid base coat (spray paint being the easiest) and then do all my detailing over that. The light color is: American Accents Spray Paint, Satin Nutmeg, the darker color is: Satin Espresso and Gloss Kona Brown. Hope that helps!
Is it weird that I’d be happy having this as room decore?
LOL Not at all! You would never have to dust again!!
Loved this. Am going to watch your making skulls video. Thanks 😎☠️💀☠️👌🏻
Thanks so much! It was so much fun to make and I feel like I have made 1000 skulls over the last couple years!! :)
soooooo awesome
Thanks! They have held up great! I haven't had to do a single repair on them since they were first made and I use them every year!!
Love the shirts
LOL You can buy one or maybe your son will send you one!
So ready for part 2
Thanks!! Working on it now and hope to have it out in a couple days! Three days worth of carving footage to sift through! I'm widdling it down though. (see what I did there) Thanks for watching!
Lighting them from the inside with string lights so they glow would be awesome!
That would be great! The location we used them in is up high on a wall so it would be really hard for us to turn them on and off or change out the batteries so we just opted for lighting them from the front with spots. We've used these now for 3 years and they still look brand new. They have aged very well and held up in the California Heat/Direct sunlight and rain without any issues. I have not even needed to touch them up! Thanks for the comment!
Did yall ever do a finished video how he was painted or anything? Thanks in advance. Just didn't know if I overlooked it
Hi Beth! Sorry no we never really did a video on that part. I sum it up basically at the end of the video on how we finished him up. I took a really cheap felt Santa suit from amazon and put it on him then cut it in the back where it wouldn't show and hot glued it back on in order to make it fit properly. You just have to cut out all the extra fabric. I used that extra fabric to make the tails on the jacket. Took about an hour to fit it all properly. The felt was easy to work with and the hot glue holds felt very well. The only thing we had to paint was the head. We painted it white with spray paint and then I used carbon paper and a print out pattern I found to put the face on and used black acrylic paint to paint it with. His boots are just the faux leather boot toppers that came with the Santa outfit wrapped around the PVC and Noodles. I added the white fur to give it more contrast around his hands and boots. This will be our third year using him outside with hot sun and rain and so far I haven't had to touch up anything! He has held up incredibly well! Thanks for asking and I hope that was helpful!
Why do I don't have stooped ghosts and aliens
Steven I'm not 100% sure what your asking here....
That would not have happened with the "so called expert" on hand.
LOL you are correct. If only he could find some time to help guide us again! I'm sure he will appreciate your vote of confidence!
Oh noes! Well that would still have worked on the last project where I used that stuff: a Horta from Star Trek. You could say I was the co-horta.
Sheer professionalism!!!
Would love to see it all together for this year’s Halloween….can’t wait!!
Check out facebook.com/kieandcraigscrazycraftcorner for pictures of this years decorations!
No
2:33 I totally agree
Yeah thats weird!!
Are the plastic fingers individual or is it the skeleton hand?
The fingers are individual. They are actually plastic finger tips like kids get at Halloween. You can get them at the Dollar Store and I think they come 5 in a package. These are similiar to what I am referring to: www.amazon.com/BinaryABC-Halloween-Fingers-Cosplay-Accessory/dp/B08GS13YLR Hope that helps.
Is it good in the rain?
Yes it worked well in the rain and sun. We had it on our roof for about a month total. The Styrofoam will stand up to pretty much any weather and I used all weather outdoor house paint that I got discounted (returned) at the hardware store. It was really cheap that way. A couple coats and that pretty much guarantees that it stays nice and weather proof. If you have strong winds you may need to secure it like we did to something sturdy otherwise it's all weather!
We also used it over the Christmas Holidays as a fireplace for our Nightmare Before Christmas scene that we did. So really it stood up to 2 months of California weather! We still have it stored and will use it again this Christmas. Very sturdy and easy to repair if anything gets damaged. I really recommend the glue we used that I listed in the comments. It has worked for me for years on Styrofoam and pretty much any surface I need glued together. Thanks for the question!
@@CrazyCraftCorner awesome thank you so much for the quick reply! I did a diy miss Argentina last year and it was a huge hit in my neighborhood, so much so that families took pictures with me haha (I'm probably in someone's photo album)
Just to let you know we have now used it outside for another Christmas season and it still has not needed any repairs so it has held up incredibly well. It's stored inside during the rest of the year.
I would like to do the milk jug skulls, but would like to know where/what the skull base is. How did the plastic not melt and stick to it?
We used a resin skull for the base. You can get one on Amazon or Micheal's. They run around 20.00 and that is your entire investment. This is the exact skull I used: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B017XSJ6BK
where did you get the original skull? How do you make it not sick to it?
Hey sorry I didn't get back to you sooner thanks for the question! I got this skull at Micheals a few years back. You can use either plaster, resin or actual bone skulls. The initial investment is probably around 20.00 for a good one. Make sure it has as much detail as you can as that really helps with the molding especially in the teeth area. I drilled a hole in this one and mounted it on a body form I had just to make it easier to use and get it up off the floor and make it a bit more stable. Hope that helps and let me know if you have any other questions! I would love to see pictures of your skulls!! Happy Halloween!
Here is the exact skull I used from Amazon: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B017XSJ6BK
@@CrazyCraftCorner and no issues with the plastic sticking to it or melting on it?
@@TheXerosyn None at all. If for some reason its sticking then try cooling it down more with ice water. I personally have never had that problem while making these with the above mentioned skull. Hope that helps. I linked the exact skull in the comments.
@@CrazyCraftCornerthat really is a good one for the detail. Thanks for sharing. 💀
No legs
Do you think they need legs or no legs? I think once I put the cape on no one will know any better! :) I'll post pictures of them hanging around Halloween!
Thats an awesome idea, just watched this with the kids - we're gonna give it a go this Xmas, thanks for the upload!
Happy holidays!
This is great! So easy to follow and you make it look fun to do.
Thanks so much 😊 Be sure and check out the other videos in the series!!