costumebase Latex Hocus Pocus Spell Note Book Cover Winifred Sanderson Necronomicon Replica Brown

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I needed the clasp to be sturdy and hold up to regular wear and tear, so back to the polymer clay I went. This tutorial uses a combination of air drying and baked polymer clay for almost all of the details. In the movie, the “Book of Shadows” book with its powerful spells and incantations plays a central role in the plot, as it is sought after by the main characters, who inadvertently resurrect the witches and must then work to stop their nefarious plans. I decided a more precise replica was worth the risk, do after much dowsing with water, I put the book in the oven.

There are some online sources for pages seen in the movie; what material did you use to fill up the book? I really wanted the Journal to look as though you found it on the streets of Dunwall one evening whilst taking an unusual Back alley home. It didn’t come out the way I wanted as I broke my wood burner and the replacement I bought was cheaper quality so I had less control over it 🤦 It was a mess.I’m going to be Winifred for Halloween this year and have been trying to find ideas on how to make the book (I’m thinking of making it into a purse). Also available in sketchbook, diary, journal, and other paper forms, for those who prefer to fill their books with their own magical works, or ink their own blood upon the page. Also available in sketchbook, diary, journal, and other paper forms, for those who prefer to fill their books with their own magical works, or ink their own blood upon the page, or as a hollow box or jewelry box for storing or hiding items within. While the cover was drying, I painted all of the large pieces, first with a coat of black, then layers of metallic silver to match the clasp. I still needed to darken and age the book, so I created several different washes of brown paint and just layered it on until I was happy with the color and look of the book.

I just finished the mold and am getting a custom bound book to wrap in silicon for a fully animatronic version. Christopher and I decided to watch Hocus Pocus last week and I made the offhand comment that we should make Book. I decided to use Creative Paperclay® instead of polymer for the stitches because I really didn’t want to have to bake the book two more times. It’s time to treat yourself to all the insanely good, can’t-miss deals happening right now at Walmart.Since Amazing Mold Putty is oven safe, I was able to fire my polymer clay right in the mold which helped a lot! Perfect to use as a sketchbook, journal, or photo album, you can set it out as a witchy Halloween decoration and use it all year long. Once that was finished, I sculpted the animal claw for the back, again leaving room for the stitches. So onto the update: The book base is completed, next I’ll conduct some body work, prime and prepare all parts for mold!

Known as the Manual of Witchcraft and Alchemy, this nefarious book was given to the late Winnie (Winifred Sanderson) by the devil himself, and contains a myriad of arcane spells and powerful recipes for destruction and mayhem. It has been broken down into the front, back, spine, corner snakes (all are different and accurate), spine snakes(both are also different), and the clamp which are in three pieces.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. The original Book has an intricate clasp, with a circlet around the eyeball on the front, an animal claw on the back and a braided piece connecting them in the middle. I made the two long snakes and the basic eyeball shape, also using polymer clay then fired them all in the oven for about an hour. All of the pieces were fired then painted with a coat of black, then layers of metallic silver to create the look of aged metal. This is an absolute dream prop for my collection and may do a very limited run at a later date depending on the work load of this one.