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Crafting a Plaster Ghost for Halloween

Crafting a Plaster Ghost for Halloween

Create spooky plaster ghosts with this creative DIY for Halloween. Using plaster bandages, you can easily make playful ghost decorations to hang up or turn into a garland. Perfect for Halloween crafting and adding a spooky touch to your home.

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Start by cutting the plaster bandage into strips, each around 11.8 inches (30 cm) long. You will need 4 strips for each ghost.
2
Prepare your workspace by laying down a mat and filling a bowl with lukewarm water. Inflate a balloon to about 3.9 inches (10 cm) in diameter and place it on a small cardboard cup.
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If you prefer, wear gloves for the next steps. Dip the first strip of plaster bandage into the water and allow it to absorb the liquid.
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Gently squeeze out any excess water and drape the strip over the balloon, smoothing it out as needed.
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Repeat this process until all 4 strips cover the balloon. Shape the plaster as desired.
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While the plaster is still wet, press two googly eyes into the bandage. Let the ghosts dry completely and harden. Once dry, carefully remove the balloon.
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After the plaster has fully hardened, use scissors or a small knife to make a hole at the top of the ghost.
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Create a loop with some (jute) cord and thread it through the hole. Your Halloween ghost is now ready. If you’ve made several ghosts, you can string them together to create a fun garland!

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