Thread: Halloween Prop Building Group Looking for Volunteer Teachers

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The Halloween Prop Building Group established yesterday in the Social Groups section of our site is now looking for volunteers interested in teaching what they do best! Volunteers will be scheduled on a in house calendar. Thirty days prior to the startup of the class we need a materials list for all those taking the class to have time to purchase anything needed or to ask questions about finding materials.

We ask if you teach to please make sure you have time to take the class from start to finish and to please be able to take pictures as we move along on the project. Some projects may not have photo's but its very difficult to move along without them.

We are still in the process of figuring out where the classes will go here on the board but for right now if you are interested in teaching please join our group & post your project in the Social Section & we will be working on a calendar very soon.

I can teach tombstone building. Or, painted windows (like stained glass, big monster eye, spider etc.).

Many thanks for starting this group!

I will certainly be available to help with any prop building projects that I have experience in

I was about to compile a couple of how to's on building a candle chandelier and making a spider web. I will certainly be prepared to put these forward as projects for the group.

Thanks muffy for putting this group together

As said in the other thread.

I have tutorials out there now on:

Mold Making
Plaster skulls from a mold
Crystal skulls from a more complicated mold
Shrunken heads.

I'ld be willing to teach on anything else I make, including:

Basic liquid latex makeup. There are probably better folks at this than I, but I took a 20 year hiatus in working with the stuff till this last year. Failed to get good pictures of the appiances I build for me and my son with nothing but liquid latex and nose putty.

Bucky Corpsing based on Skulls and Bones tutorial. Be happy to answer any questions in that method.

And, not yet, but by year's end, I'll be capable of teaching basic fiberglassing techniques.