How to Make a Halloween Dummy

Get a "Jibber Jabber" red hair doll., Lay the pants out on the bed and stuff them with old sheets or clothes., Stuff the shirt down inside the pants., Sit the dummy in the chair where you want it to go., Clear or (hollow out) a spot on the inside...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Get a "Jibber Jabber" red hair doll.

    There are several of them listed on eBay.

    The idea behind the "Jibber Jabber" doll is to give your dummy the appearance of a character from the movie "Beetle Juice" that has a shrunken head.
  2. Step 2: Lay the pants out on the bed and stuff them with old sheets or clothes.

    Follow the same step with the shirt. , Then, carefully un-button the shirt and duct tape and pin the shirt to the pants and button it back up.

    Be sure that pins are not showing on the outside. , Put it in an up-right position. , Once this is all done, the stuffing can be re-secured around the "Jibber Jabber" doll.

    The head and neck area only need to be showing, along with the cute necktie.

    Be sure that the neck area looks well rounded, but that no stuffing or material is showing.

    Press it all down inside the dummy's collar. , Put the boots on the dummy by tucking the pants' legs inside the boots; then position the dummy any way that you want. , He will be a delightful welcome for the kiddies. , Ping pong balls work for eyeballs, draw a pupil on each with a sharpie marker, insert into mask, and coat with Vaseline and stage blood for a realistic gore-bulge look ,,,
  3. Step 3: Stuff the shirt down inside the pants.

  4. Step 4: Sit the dummy in the chair where you want it to go.

  5. Step 5: Clear or (hollow out) a spot on the inside (neck area) of the shirt (down to the chest area) for the "Jibber Jabber" doll to go

  6. Step 6: and add the doll in.

  7. Step 7: Give the dummy gloves

  8. Step 8: pulling them over the bottom of the shirt sleeves.

  9. Step 9: Have the head of the "Jibber Jabber" doll facing in the direction that the children will be approaching the porch.

  10. Step 10: If you cannot find a Jibber Jabber toy

  11. Step 11: use an old mask filled with plastic bags

  12. Step 12: and taped up.

  13. Step 13: For another spooky effect

  14. Step 14: Buy a bottle of Stage Blood

  15. Step 15: or Kensington Gore for those in the U.K. Add a length of simple aquarium tube

  16. Step 16: connected to a turkey baster

  17. Step 17: filled with the artificial blood.

  18. Step 18: Run the tubing through the body of the dummy

  19. Step 19: and out of a tiny hole in his mouth.

  20. Step 20: Hide behind the couch

  21. Step 21: and when you hear someone approach

  22. Step 22: squeeze the bulb causing a jet of blood to squirt on them.

Detailed Guide

There are several of them listed on eBay.

The idea behind the "Jibber Jabber" doll is to give your dummy the appearance of a character from the movie "Beetle Juice" that has a shrunken head.

Follow the same step with the shirt. , Then, carefully un-button the shirt and duct tape and pin the shirt to the pants and button it back up.

Be sure that pins are not showing on the outside. , Put it in an up-right position. , Once this is all done, the stuffing can be re-secured around the "Jibber Jabber" doll.

The head and neck area only need to be showing, along with the cute necktie.

Be sure that the neck area looks well rounded, but that no stuffing or material is showing.

Press it all down inside the dummy's collar. , Put the boots on the dummy by tucking the pants' legs inside the boots; then position the dummy any way that you want. , He will be a delightful welcome for the kiddies. , Ping pong balls work for eyeballs, draw a pupil on each with a sharpie marker, insert into mask, and coat with Vaseline and stage blood for a realistic gore-bulge look ,,,

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