Witch Crash
- Total Time Needed:
- 1 Hour
This witch may have failed driver's ed., but she's still got a few tricks up her sleeve -- namely, the ability to provoke hysterics in every trick-or-treater who sees her.
- Materials
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- Black adult-size sweatpants
- Black adult-size turtleneck
- Four 1x4-inch wooden boards
- Handsaw
- Hammer and nails
- Black boots
- Broom
- Green dishwashing gloves
- Trash bag with drawstring top
- Wig or skein of thick yarn
- Store-bought witch's hat
- Instructions
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First, choose a crash site for your witch -- a tree with a trunk that's sturdy, yet not huge in circumference. Ideally, the tree should also be highly visible to passersby.
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Measure the sweatpants' legs and cut two of the boards to a few inches longer than the pants. Slide the wooden legs into the sweatpants and -- with an assistant's help -- nail a leg onto each side of the tree 3 or 4 feet above the ground and parallel to it. For the best illusion, you'll want to have at least a few inches of the legs extending toward the witch's back (so that she appears to have hips).
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Slide the boots onto the ends of the legs.
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Secure the broom in place -- roughly parallel to the ground -- by nailing it to the tree and one of the wooden legs.
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Pull the trash bag drawstring tight, then nail the bag in place so it hangs down as a cape. Secure the cape at the bottom as well, so it doesn't blow around.
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Lastly, nail the wig to the tree, cover it with the hat, then nail the hat in place. If you don't have a wig, simply cut a bunch of thick yarn into long strands and tie them together at the top.
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