[wicKED]

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[Pumpkin5]

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:jol: You are a really CREATIVE soul!!! Thanks for the idea for the Skelly eyes. You are kind of praying of us poor souls who love the Walgreen's $30 Skellys...huh? Kidding!!! Thanks for the "how to".

 

[wicKED]

:jol: You are a really CREATIVE soul!!! Thanks for the idea for the Skelly eyes. You are kind of praying of us poor souls who love the Walgreen's $30 Skellys...huh? Kidding!!! Thanks for the "how to".

Lol forgive me. They do glow great with the LEDs though!

 

[Doc Doom]

I've used glue stick and LED eyes on a few of my props in the past. One thing to be careful of is that the finished eyes can get soft and actually start melting if stored in a hot location, such as direct sunlight.

 

[ouizul1]

Dang, that's way better than carving up ping pong balls. Thanks.

 

[Jacksonville Haunter]

Wicked nice how to. I was just working on the samething and I found if you want brighter eyes point the LED directly into the eyeball, if you want the eyes a little less bright put it flat against the back of the eye and glue them in place.

 

[wicKED]

Wicked nice how to. I was just working on the samething and I found if you want brighter eyes point the LED directly into the eyeball, if you want the eyes a little less bright put it flat against the back of the eye and glue them in place.

Great point! Thanks for the tip :jol:

 

[Spooky1]

Nice easy method. Thanks for the post.

 

[The Halloween Lady]

Very nice. So simple, it's brilliant.

 

[dynoflyer]

I used a glass ashtray, sprayed with a little PAM, as a mold for the hot melt glue and inserted the LED's on a Cowlicious pulsing circuit for my Pumpkin Sentinels. Pretty easy to do.

You can see the finished sentinels here:

 

[MrGrimm]

Great tips everyone! I still haven't corpsed my skellys yet, so this will be how I get the eyes done!

Very creative!