Milk Jug Skull Tutorial! (Part 1)

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  • Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
  • In this video we show how to make skulls out of plastic milk jugs. Using a bucky skull as a model. The bucky skull can be found for purchase on E bay and Amazon. The bucky skulls are made of a hard , thick plastic. I also use a resin and ceramic skulls as models.

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  • @HankMeyer
    @HankMeyer Год назад +23

    Finally I know what to do with all my empty water jugs, and what to fill the crawlspace of my house with!

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  Год назад +4

      Yes, our crawlspace is full so we hade to think of something else to do with the skulls.

    • @noeraldinkabam
      @noeraldinkabam Месяц назад +1

      Easy there, Pogo. Stay original and use the attic.

    • @MichaelBurkhalter
      @MichaelBurkhalter 18 дней назад +1

      You may joke but I’m actually gonna do this now 😂

    • @KaquolMeliReno
      @KaquolMeliReno 11 часов назад

      LOL!

  • @pennycaschera203
    @pennycaschera203 Год назад +73

    The amount of detail you managed to catch with a milk jug is excellent

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  Год назад +6

      Well thank u. Figured we could use it on something besides keeping milk cold

    • @pennycaschera203
      @pennycaschera203 Год назад +6

      @@CreepyCraftyCreations77 I call it trash to treasure

    • @TamiChip
      @TamiChip Год назад +1

      These are Skullmazing and I'm sure when my daughter sees this video she and I will be making some! Thanks for sharing your creative thoughts and recycling ideas. Y'all rock and I can't wait to see more Creepy Crafty Creations.☠️

    • @JoMagic-ny8zu
      @JoMagic-ny8zu 11 месяцев назад +1

      Can I just use water jugs if I don't have milk jugs? 🤔

  • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
    @CreepyCraftyCreations77  Год назад +20

    Thank u , to all of our supporters for helping our channel make it to 1000 subscribers.

  • @KudzuCackalacky
    @KudzuCackalacky 29 дней назад +3

    Genius idea! Love that you up cycled plastic jugs.

  • @1MissEllyLove
    @1MissEllyLove Год назад +16

    I don't do "spooky"/gore because I have vivid, sometimes violent nightmares, my husband is a combat veteran and emergency medical provider, and our kids get bad dreams from some of the gorey commercials and billboards haunted houses like to vividly advertise around Halloween time, but as a crafts person I want to thank you for this excellent method to reuse material to form around a mold. RUclips suggested this video to me and I am very grateful for your excellent tutorial without the horror other Halloween crafters often include in their craft tutorials. Thanks for keeping it kid friendly so my kids can enjoy this video and not have nightmares! I have a ton of ideas of items to try this method with 😊

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  Год назад +3

      Ok, no worries. Tell your I thank him 4 his service. And I hope u and your family have a safe and fun Halloween.

  • @pdmullgirl
    @pdmullgirl Год назад +18

    Hey y’all! This is fantastic! After the pandemic, my husband and I were forced to move into his nieces basement apartment. Good thing about that is her husband is a contractor. He has lots of tools I use for my crafting including a heat gun!! And wouldn’t you know it, I save milk jugs! So I know what I’m making! Thanks for the “how to” video!! See ya soon!
    ❤️💜💚

  • @ronlafond5288
    @ronlafond5288 Год назад +3

    This is one of the best tutorials I've seen on RUclips! Thanks for the share.

  • @CattywampusTx
    @CattywampusTx Год назад +10

    You two are brilliant! Love this idea! I use to collect milk jugs ‘cause I knew one day they’d come in handy. Hahaha oh boy! The day is mine! Thank you for sharing!

  • @CoffeeCakeCrumble
    @CoffeeCakeCrumble Год назад +6

    I'll have to try this with making a concrete mold for a small garden statue, use some release agent, and see if I can cast a replica.

  • @stacyrosa6672
    @stacyrosa6672 Год назад +2

    Holy crap! I love them! I gotta say, I hit the subscribe button during your intro...because we are clearly of the same tribe!

  • @spritals
    @spritals 11 месяцев назад +4

    Brilliant tutorial! You folks are a blast! Thank you 💛

  • @lonerstoner9258
    @lonerstoner9258 Год назад +1

    Wicked!
    The pumpkin king would shed a tear of joy.

  • @jessicafutrell3204
    @jessicafutrell3204 Год назад +2

    I have used milk jug quarts to create giant monster hands for a costume. I designed it so most of the jug was palm and I added fingers. I kept the handle free in an opening for me to hold. It was very effective

  • @CorntChowder
    @CorntChowder Год назад +6

    20 seconds into this video and I subbed to the channel ❤

  • @bridgethaig8923
    @bridgethaig8923 Год назад +1

    Very cool video and thank you who ever turned off that heat gun, that was left running when you were done.

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  Год назад

      Lol, that heat gun has a cool down setting. Whenever u turn it off it continues to run in cool down mode foe about 5 mins. But thanx for watching.

  • @zombiespock4512
    @zombiespock4512 Год назад +16

    Great video. Who needs a vacuum form machine and PETG plastic when you can just heat form a milk jug?! So many possibilities with this technique.

  • @kenmadland8910
    @kenmadland8910 Год назад +9

    This is one of the best milk jug skull videos, great job. That turned out great.

  • @SICresinwrks
    @SICresinwrks Год назад +1

    Good lord here i am throwing out 4 jugs a week when i could be doing this! You just gave me a great idea for a project! Definitely subscribed

  • @rhu115
    @rhu115 Год назад +2

    Hello from Scotland. Love this idea. Amazing job.

  • @lizcarter6938
    @lizcarter6938 Год назад +5

    Thank you for the tutorial however there is one key piece missing. In order to complete this project you must first have the correct sized skull to use as a template for the jug to fit around. I'm not seeing in the description or in the pinned comments the link to find this. Can you share please.........

    • @denisemadigan1038
      @denisemadigan1038 Год назад +1

      That was my very first question! How can I make a skull if I need a skull to make one?? I wouldnt even know where to start! I could prob look online and pay a fortune...so much for skull craft!

    • @aquaexnar3093
      @aquaexnar3093 Год назад

      i think he said somewhere it was a bucky skull

  • @Visigoth_
    @Visigoth_ Год назад +4

    *This is just AWESOME!* 😲
    Thanks for sharing. 😀👍

  • @dinabentley1207
    @dinabentley1207 Год назад +1

    You just won the internet!!! Freaking brilliant!

  • @PainterZero
    @PainterZero Месяц назад

    Thank you for sharing your technique. I did the same thing with a Halloween decoration from JO-ANN'S... So far I've used cement and drywall.

  • @Webmonkey78
    @Webmonkey78 Год назад +2

    First time your channel has come up for me, and first view... Subbed in the first minute, Cheese Factor for the intro.
    Update: Fantastic technique.

  • @LostSiren13
    @LostSiren13 Год назад +1

    Whoa. What an awesome concept. ❤ the 💀’s.

  • @monsterlabfx22
    @monsterlabfx22 11 месяцев назад +1

    Amazing work, super impressive!

  • @cocomakli
    @cocomakli Год назад +1

    I love the introduction guys 🤗 y’all amazing!

  • @MrAllan9
    @MrAllan9 Год назад +1

    That was an excellent watch, thanks for sharing and giving inspiration.

  • @tiffanyswensen9490
    @tiffanyswensen9490 Год назад +1

    This is honestly brilliant

  • @donnabeem3036
    @donnabeem3036 11 месяцев назад +2

    I'm curious have you ever tried to make anything else other than skulls like that with a milk jugs I'm kind of really interested now because that's fascinating the recyclability of what you're doing is amazing and you make something special out of the handles like bones and things like that that would be way cool gosh I hope so I can't see what else I can't wait to see what else you make

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  11 месяцев назад +1

      Thanx, yes I have made a few other things, bones , animal skulls, owl. A follow up vid will be coming after next week. We run a small haunted attraction at a park in N. Central Florida. Do we r swamped right now trying to get it ready for opening night. Which is Oct. 13th. Fri. The 13th. A hunters dream

  • @Sjeeh
    @Sjeeh 5 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for this tutorial. You could use the handle for making a witches face.

  • @rozanidesignsmasquerade7050
    @rozanidesignsmasquerade7050 Год назад +1

    Nicely done & great idea❣️👍

  • @angelhatesyou75217
    @angelhatesyou75217 6 месяцев назад

    I was already planning to up our Halloween game this year with DIY foam pumpkins but because of this tutorial... my heat gun arrived in the mail yesterday 😁 I'm so excited. Thank you so much!!! Our HOA is gonna hate me 😂

  • @mrdanger4851
    @mrdanger4851 Год назад +1

    That That That three times fast...there is said it lol...Thanks for sharing this is an awesome project

  • @darksoulradio
    @darksoulradio Год назад +1

    We enjoyed this very much. Thank you for spreading the darkness! 🖤🦇🖤🦇🤘

  • @nikkilyne36
    @nikkilyne36 Год назад +1

    Just came across your channel and I LOVE IT!!!! definitely subscribing. I love horror and creepy things

  • @bonniephelps9481
    @bonniephelps9481 Год назад +1

    So satisfying to watch !

  • @denverbazer8034
    @denverbazer8034 Год назад +2

    What!? That is brilliant 👍

  • @smarleyjoe3569
    @smarleyjoe3569 Год назад +1

    Really SUPER cool!!!!!

  • @brasha78
    @brasha78 Год назад +1

    Without finishing the video or reading any other comments, I’m taking a pause about a third of the way through right after the spot where he said I locked in the eyes and the nose and part of me would like to do this a different way if it were Minecraft. I think I would like to have a skull that is hard like a plaster or a cast maybe even in concrete or thin set with a solid inside. I could see putting these in an oven instead of heating them externally with radiant heat. that’s only active in the area that you project it. I think if it was in an oven, you would be able to put it in for less time with greater results.
    I think the heat gun is the long way of doing this.

  • @cindyrhodes
    @cindyrhodes Год назад +1

    This is brilliant!

  • @treggmichelleliebler399
    @treggmichelleliebler399 Год назад +4

    So cool! Where did you get the original skull? Would love to try that!

  • @ruejoie2778
    @ruejoie2778 8 месяцев назад

    desde España con amor, señores fabricantes de leche, necesitamos que nos la vendan en garrafas de 5 litros, ya hemos sacado bastante partido a los tetrabrick.. Gracias, estupendo video..

  • @dalepetrush4121
    @dalepetrush4121 11 месяцев назад +1

    Great idea.

  • @straytarnish9443
    @straytarnish9443 11 месяцев назад +1

    ❤ that's really cool thank you for making your video❤

  • @Squabetty
    @Squabetty Год назад +1

    Holy cow…..this is awesome! Any concerns about plastic burning fumes?

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  Год назад

      I don't actually melt the plastic. It's more of softening it. I have never smelled or noticed any fumes. But I work in a well ventilated shop.

  • @yessroman
    @yessroman Год назад +1

    First 5 seconds - that pile of skulls - if they visited the Killing Fields Museum Cambodia, perhaps they wouldn’t enjoy making it. I dunno, or perhaps they would...

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  Год назад

      We haven’t been but we just use them for our haunted house

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  Год назад

      Hello, If this prop cause u any discomfort or dis respect , we apologize. It is a Haunted House prop and meant to be use as one.

    • @debbiefox6846
      @debbiefox6846 Год назад +1

      Ya I agree. Ever since my father died Halloween grosses me out. Was one of my fav holidays. Now 😞 I even gave away all my Jack & Sally merch. To each their own I guess.

  • @Noah-vm4ib
    @Noah-vm4ib Год назад +1

    That's slick.

  • @yolyrom7233
    @yolyrom7233 Год назад +1

    Amazing work!

  • @jacquelineroberts1899
    @jacquelineroberts1899 Год назад +1

    That art piece with the skulls on it, I have done and oil painting just like it, but with a snake moving across it, its even around the same size to.. when did you make. that's so uncanny, lovin it.

  • @johnnovak9982
    @johnnovak9982 Год назад +1

    Very cool 🤘🏼

  • @marilynroot4362
    @marilynroot4362 Год назад +1

    Brilliant!

  • @cindypackard9597
    @cindypackard9597 Год назад +2

    My oldest son loves skulls this I think is a perfect video thank you for sharing, I’m going to share this with him ❤also where are you guys located???? If you don’t mind…we are in Maine! Our son makes his own Zombie outfits and Harley Quinn’s outfit he is great at it! He says he only does it for himself, but deep down I think if he might do it otherwise I don’t know for sure !!

  • @sarwatfatima9686
    @sarwatfatima9686 Год назад +2

    Amazing 😀 👏

  • @angelhatesyou75217
    @angelhatesyou75217 5 месяцев назад +1

    Already saving jugs but I'm curious do you do anything specifically to prep them as far as cleaning? I've been just rinsing them out with water but terrified that fun smell that still lingers won't go away.

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  5 месяцев назад

      Hello, I usually just rinse with water. But do admit that sometime there still a reminisce of the smell. LOL

  • @GreatOvation
    @GreatOvation Год назад +1

    That's awesome what a great project ☠️👻🎃💛 in fact this is so good I'd like to share it have an awesome day😊

  • @paganrosejunkie
    @paganrosejunkie Год назад +2

    Did I miss what kind of skull you put in the jug? What is it made of?

  • @AI-Creations-LLC
    @AI-Creations-LLC Год назад +2

    I wish you where my grandparents. my grandma hates skulls

  • @Spike-ck5tj
    @Spike-ck5tj Год назад +1

    How clever!

  • @skairkrow9800
    @skairkrow9800 Год назад +2

    Every time I try to buy a Skull off Amazon, they turn out to be Kid sized skulls. I want bigger, like the one you have.. maybe you could add a link for where to buy that model skull?

  • @automotomatt4337
    @automotomatt4337 Месяц назад +2

    @creepycraftycreations I know this is an older video, but what skulls did you use? I tried some and it messed up the skulls.

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  Месяц назад

      Hello, I use several different model skulls . My favorite 1 is a bucky skull. Which can be found on ebay or amazon. I also use a resin and ceramic model skulls. Thank you.

  • @Wherethewindblows524
    @Wherethewindblows524 Год назад +1

    Totally awesome ❤😊

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  Год назад +1

      Thanks 🤗

    • @Wherethewindblows524
      @Wherethewindblows524 Год назад +2

      @@CreepyCraftyCreations77 I love recycling! I have never bought presents for xmas or birthday I make stuff. I don't sell it. 21 grandchildren 4 great. I can barely keep up with them. But Halloween I make stuff for the candy dish too. I'm going to try carving a small skull and shrink up a bunch of these for the kids. About 250 a yr come by. I've made little yarn dolls last yr. What a hoot that was.

  • @donnakarp3161
    @donnakarp3161 Год назад +1

    Truly amazing

  • @Darktales477
    @Darktales477 11 месяцев назад +1

    I love this

  • @susanboshaw3083
    @susanboshaw3083 11 месяцев назад +1

    This would be great, if I could find a skull to do it from.

  • @tonyda1745
    @tonyda1745 Год назад +5

    What that's crazy awesome 👹

  • @nunyabitnezz2802
    @nunyabitnezz2802 Год назад +2

    Nice. Where can I get the model skull?

  • @georgieburchill7672
    @georgieburchill7672 Год назад +1

    Genius🙌

  • @sherrythompson2035
    @sherrythompson2035 11 месяцев назад +1

    A bunch *Out in the yard with a tea candle underneath...WOW 😮 Nice

  • @fjolliff6308
    @fjolliff6308 Год назад +2

    Where did you get the skull form? Is it ceramic or actual human?

  • @samanthanicholson9015
    @samanthanicholson9015 Месяц назад

    have you used plaster or cement to fill the plastic skull to make statue or sculpture?

  • @lirabarbajavier
    @lirabarbajavier 11 месяцев назад +1

    Very cool! Thanks! 😁😈

  • @SojournerOnSojourn
    @SojournerOnSojourn Год назад +1

    This reminds me of some masks I saw on TV
    They were faces made of molded screen door screen.
    A little makeup was put on them
    They don't seem like much until you see them used as a mask.
    The double face effect is creepy!!!

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  Год назад

      Thats cool , I would like to try to make those. Do u have any more details on them?

    • @SojournerOnSojourn
      @SojournerOnSojourn Год назад

      @@CreepyCraftyCreations77
      They were oddfellows DeMoulin ceremony masks....

  • @TTownTim
    @TTownTim 11 месяцев назад +1

    Great Idea(s)..=]...I have been using milk jugs for masks for years but NEVER thought of a skull!!.. i got about a quart left in a one gallon jug in the fridge..think i'll have a big glass and help get that sucker empty! Thanks

  • @amberjones7892
    @amberjones7892 Год назад +1

    What should the mold skull be made out of? For the milkjug not to stick

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  Год назад

      I use a bucky skull, can also use a resin or ceramic skull as a model.

    • @amberjones7892
      @amberjones7892 Год назад +1

      @@CreepyCraftyCreations77 nice , thank you great work 👍 👏 👌

  • @basslandpdx
    @basslandpdx Год назад +1

    Rad DIY!

  • @carlaeskelsen
    @carlaeskelsen Год назад +1

    Well, this is nice, but your list of supplies didn't include the model skull, there, so I guess I'm screwed.

  • @xiomaralabrador7255
    @xiomaralabrador7255 11 месяцев назад +1

    Awesome 👍👍💀💀💀

  • @lyndioli
    @lyndioli Год назад +2

    Cool!💀

  • @teresawm40
    @teresawm40 Год назад +1

    Is the skull you use for a form plastic

  • @dirk2655
    @dirk2655 11 месяцев назад +1

    Is it cheaper to buy a mask and then glue it down..like a holloween mask? I know, recycle. I'm thinking time factor. With your original crafted skulls, I think each skull may need a hook on both sides..so people can attach masks and or change them daily. Another idea, is to glaze them black or white...black like the chalk board so folks can use chalk to draw their own original skull or the white plastic so folks can use dry erase markers...or vinyl for makeup like a cosmetology head mask.

  • @bethpemberton7980
    @bethpemberton7980 11 месяцев назад +1

    Interesting....

  • @d4v1dv38
    @d4v1dv38 10 месяцев назад +1

    Which material is the model skull made of?

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  10 месяцев назад

      It's a thick hard plastic, check the description for details. Thanx 4 watching

  • @megottamove
    @megottamove Год назад +5

    The skull you are using to make the jug skull was not in the list of “What You’ll Need.” Seems like it’s a vita part of creating this new object, so maybe at least tell us where to get it. Thanks!

  • @2rogersboys
    @2rogersboys Год назад

    Unless youre making alot of these this is impractical for most people by the time you purchase the skull, heatgun, and whatever else you may need. 😮

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  Год назад

      Hello, yes we run a Haunted Attraction . So we need and make alot of skulls. Thanx 4 watching

  • @timesurfingalien
    @timesurfingalien Год назад +3

    Where did you get the skull?

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  Год назад

      Hello , if u r referring to the model skull , its a bucky skull . I purchased from Ebay. They r also available on amazon. I use the bucky the most because its a harder , thicker plastic. U can also use a resin or ceramic skull. Thank u 4 watching.

  • @carlschmiedeke151
    @carlschmiedeke151 11 месяцев назад +1

    What's your power bill like though

  • @sipoppy984
    @sipoppy984 28 дней назад

    Game changer!

  • @JaneDoe6000
    @JaneDoe6000 Год назад +1

    Kinda creepy how a skull fits into a gallon jug so nicely!!

  • @rodentiasapiens
    @rodentiasapiens 11 месяцев назад

    We're looking at a 400 level lab project that you have to know so many other things before even attempting for the first time...

  • @williardbillmore5713
    @williardbillmore5713 Год назад +1

    Is that a real skull you used for a form?

  • @deathwrenchcustom
    @deathwrenchcustom Месяц назад

    No carcinogens from heating the plastic?

    • @JaeElle
      @JaeElle Месяц назад

      Yeah there are, if you want to be safe wear a mask, I have one that I use when working with resin, it’s probably the one to use with plastics too. It’s a 3m mask with screw on filters so I can change the filter type for my needs

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  Месяц назад

      I have never noticed any . dont really melt the plastic. Just kinda soften it to form it around the skull model.

    • @deathwrenchcustom
      @deathwrenchcustom Месяц назад

      @@CreepyCraftyCreations77 You might want to look into it. Many plastics release harmful (cancer-causing) fumes when heated.

  • @ericjohnson8001
    @ericjohnson8001 Год назад +1

    Just gave me an excellent idea. Unfortunately I can't say what it is cause I hope to make a couple bucks. On disability and $800 don't go far!! Lol!!

  • @titsup4u
    @titsup4u Год назад +1

    Wow, very cool!

  • @lurkerrekrul
    @lurkerrekrul Год назад +2

    In your list of things you'll need, you forgot to list a heat-resistant skull to use for molding the milk jug.

  • @bennymartin7724
    @bennymartin7724 Год назад +1

    That is so badass 💀🔥🤟🏻

  • @ArtOfTheUnquietGrave
    @ArtOfTheUnquietGrave Год назад +44

    I loved this so much! I needed a bunch of skulls for a project I wanted to make, but I kept putting it off because I thought it was going to cost me a ton of money to buy a bunch of fake skulls. You guys saved me! Thank you! Amazing job!

  • @jannesrost4888
    @jannesrost4888 Год назад +3

    Where do I get the original skull? Dollar store???

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  Год назад

      Hello, I use several different model skulls. The main 1 I use is a bucky skull, they are harder thicker plastic. They can be found on e bay or amazon. Between $20-25. I also use resin and ceramic skulls.

    • @LadyJsundriesandoddments
      @LadyJsundriesandoddments Год назад +1

      Back in the day when I did Halloween displays I bought my skulls, skeletons and bones at Boneyard Bargains. They sell the 2nd's from their sister company that makes medical skeletons for doctors.

  • @Goblingraphx
    @Goblingraphx Год назад +3

    The skull you use to model around, is it just plastic also?

    • @CreepyCraftyCreations77
      @CreepyCraftyCreations77  Год назад

      Hello, I use several different skulls. But the 1 I use the most is a bucky . It is a thicker , harder plastic. I also use ceramic and resin skulls as models.

  • @appleoneill5135
    @appleoneill5135 Год назад +7

    Wow! This has me fascinated. Never considered using a milk jug like that. Brilliant! Thank you loads. I will watch the follow up tutorials now xx ❤