The 2011 Halloween Contest Countdown

Monster Eggs are edible and fun to make!

The countdown has begun! You have until 11:59pm PST TONIGHT to submit your spooktacular project to our MAKE/CRAFT 2011 Halloween Contest. Winners of each of the four project categories, Costume, Decor, Food, and Props, will receive some awesome prizes, including a Dremel 3000, Singer sewing machines, Eye-Fi wireless SD card, Cool Neon lighting system, and more. We already have some superb entries. Be sure to get yours in my the deadline (or beef up your existing entry with some good photography) and be as thorough and descriptive as possible with your content. Our judges will decide which category your project belongs in, but be sure to tag it with ‘halloween2011′ in the Keyword Tags field, and it will automatically be entered into the contest. If you have any last-minute questions, leave a comment below and we’ll respond quickly while we monitor the contest across the finish line.

Inspired to make something for Halloween? Be sure to enter it in our MAKE Halloween contest to win cool prizes. Costumes, decor, food, whatever you create for Halloween, is welcome in the contest.

Read our full contest page for all the details.

3 Responses to The 2011 Halloween Contest Countdown

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Les Clay on November 9th, 2011 at 3:10 am said:

Very cool. By the way, what color(s) of dye were used to boil and treat the eggs pictured on the project page? Does the black dye that was specified produce the blue-green gradient veining depicted? I surmise that the exterior shell color is red because they were first boiled in red-dyed water.

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- Nick Normal on March 15th, 2012 at 7:25 pm said:
  
  I’ve tried a blue and a green; both colors returned very muted results, like washed out/down hues. My guess is the black dye, combined with the salt and other conditions, produces a dark blue vein but at least the vein is noticeable. Other colors just seem to wash away.
  
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