This is a simple, fast way to add just that extra element of spookiness to your Halloween decor. You've probably got everything you need already. So let's get started!!
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You need: a mirror, some white glue (school glue works just fine) and a paint brush.
Optional supplies include: painter's tape (if you can't remove your mirror from its frame), blending gel or craft paint extender, fine glitter
Optional supplies include: painter's tape (if you can't remove your mirror from its frame), blending gel or craft paint extender, fine glitter
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You're right they are difficult to photograph but they look really cool and stencils are a LOT easier to use than a 3yo girl model !
But he is right, Ma'am--having your Caps Lock on is perceived as shouting, and hard for people to read. If you have it on because lowercase text is hard on your eyes, you can make your screen font larger. If that's the case, let me know via reply to this comment and I'll walk you through changing the text size.
Back on the subject matter, this is pretty cool--wish I could figure out how to make a mirrored surface with a ghost in the background.
What if you hang a clean sheet of glass on fishing line somewhat out of sight across from the mirror, then when someone walks into view of the mirror and see themselves you could use this trick from several Disney theme parks known as 'Pepper's Ghost Effect':
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8ZdYe2blXU
Then the ghost would appear in the mirror behind the person looking at themselves freaking them out if they were unaware I'm sure.
Use this with some really spooky ghost like costume and a few hidden speakers with rattling chain sound effects and such ... Could really be awesome.