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To make them, squeeze out a large blob of liquid skin adhesive on a plate or other smooth, hard surface and let it dry. Keep adding layers until the wart is the desired size. When dry, stick it on ■ with the liquid skin adhesive.
For a lumpy wart, roll a piece of facial tissue into a ball, soak the ball with liquid skin adhesive and allow to dry. The skin adhesive dries clear so the color of the tissue will show through. When the wart is about half dry, a few little hairs can be stuck on for an even eerier effect.
Blood
Ask any scarey movie fan and they’ll tell you that monsters usually come complete with blood smears on their costumes. An easy blood recipe calls for nontoxic washable red poster (tempera) paint, red, yellow and blue food color and corn syrup. A word of caution: the food color will stain.
To a cup of corn syrup,
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