[header] How to decorate with alien cocoons for halloween [title] Create a backdrop for your lair, unless your walls look creepy enough to show through. [step] Lay out a roll of dark paper or fabric large enough to cover your space, and spray paint them to add dimension and give them the color you want. [title] Cut and hang the backdrop.
[header] How to decorate with alien cocoons for halloween [title] Create a backdrop for your lair, unless your walls look creepy enough to show through. [step] Lay out a roll of dark paper or fabric large enough to cover your space, and spray paint them to add dimension and give them the color you want. [title] Cut and hang the backdrop.
[step] This is like wallpapering, only not as precise or sturdy. Measure the height of your walls and cut sheets three or four inches longer off your prepared paper or cloth. [step] Use clear, stretchy hanging string and needle-nose pliers to fasten the hanging string where you want it to end. [title] Cover each space in the modular puzzle unit with duct tape. [step] Cut out long pieces of black paper, like cardboard, and glue them to the sides of your domed ceiling to look like planets. [substeps] Alternatively, you can paint the ceiling with white paint and glue it on with a super hot glue gun and laser paint. [step] Tape them in a style of your choosing, and if you want a more realistic look, take the tape off before you secure them with a button or ribbon. [title] Set the scene with a magic halogen light to make your room glow.