Thread: Bloody scene question

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We want to make this



for our food table. I would like it to be permanent so I won't have to re-do the sheets next year. I see that fake blood is sold by the pint and by the gallon. How much do you think I will need to do this display. I want to have a little bit more to make the Jason/Crystal lake scene a little bloody and I have one wall that I need to write a few words and some hand prints on. I don't know how far 1 pint will go as I have never worked with fake blood. Do you dilute it?

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Ok that bottle of blood stuff dries pink on white fabric. I stick to ben nye stage blood its thick and it stays the same when dry it will look exactly wet as it does dry like this Halloween Forum - Toetag's Album: Gear - Picture But you cant spray it b/c of its thickness but bottle of blood is a quick fix as long as its wet it looks great but when it dries looks horrible i like the ben nye stage blood best but thats just me. Could try the karo and red food coloring and 1 drop of blue but that also might lead to bugs so......If using a thin blood best way to apply is spray bottle and for thick stuff is flicking motion with spoon,brush,hand what ever even poor it out. Blood doesnt go far for me b/c i use quite a bit at a time so i would say for that table and other things is plain for 3 pints or even 4 you never can have too much blood in my book. I never tried to thin down a thicker blood but....I dunno how it would look after watered down either so....sorry i couldnt be more help