Request: Milk Jug Skeleton Instructions
Archived on 07/14/2009
I am looking for instructions to make a milk jug skeleton. Kay from MI
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RE: Milk Jug Skeleton Instructions
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I have seen this project done in a classroom before and it was awesome. I am teaching a recycling class this summer with elementary age students and really want to do this project. All I need are the instructions and this is the only site I have found that would provide them. It is greatly appreciated.
Trisha A. (03/13/2009)
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Request: Milk Jug Skeleton Instructions
Archived on 03/10/2009
Looking for a pattern to make a skeleton out of gallon milk jug containers. Free hanging and takes at least 4-5 of the containers.
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RE: Milk Jug Skeleton Instructions?
Here are some links with instructions:
(weblink)http://www.hphood.com/funGames/milkJugSkel/pattern.html(/weblink)
Watch out for this link because it has some scary screaming but good instructions:
(weblink)http://www.p2pays.org/RecycleGuys/images/seasonal/skeleton.htm(/weblink) (01/12/2004)
By ThriftyFun
RE: Milk Jug Skeleton Instructions?
I am frustrated that when ever I search for something informative (I rarely look here for shopping) I get a list of places and when I choose what appears to look like a site that will have my answer, I get a shopping page or another page of site choices.
Editor's Note: Here's one: http://www.hphood.com/funGames/milkJugSkel/pattern.html (10/22/2008)
By Mary Jo S.
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Request: Plastic Milk Jug Skeleton
Archived on 10/14/2008
I saw a skeleton made out of plastic gallon milk jugs. The skull was one jug, the ribs were from another jug, the pelvis from one and then the arms and legs were made out of strips cut from other jugs. Just wondering if any one knows how to do this. It was very cute!
Linda
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RE: Plastic Milk Jug Skeleton
I am saving jugs for this now.I am going to spray with glow in the dark paint, hang from the trees out back and turn on a blacklight! I think it will be eerie! (09/13/2004)
By lorac456
RE: Plastic Milk Jug Skeleton
Crafting Instructions to make
Mr. Bones Halloween Skeleton Decoration
(thanks to http://prairiewebs.com/skeleton.html)
MATERIALS:
8 - 9 clean plastic gallon milk jugs,
String,
Scissors & craft knife,
Glue gun (for the adults to use),
One-hole punch
SKELETON HEAD
Turn a milk jug upside down
In the corner opposite the handle cut out
a large pair of eyes, the mouth and two
holes for the nostrils.
Make two small slits in the top of the head
and tie a loop of string through them to hang
the finished skeleton.
SKELETON CHEST
Slice down the centre of a jug - opposite the handle.
Cut the plastic to make a rib cage.
Glue the head and chest together with hot glue.
SKELETON SHOULDERS
Cut off two jug handles leaving a small collar on each
end. Use hot glue to attach them to the chest section.
Punch a hole at the outside end of each shoulder.
SKELETON WAIST
Cut out two spouts, leaving a 1/2 inch collar on each.
Hot glue the spouts together.
Glue to the bottom of the chest.
SKELETON HIPS
Use the bottom 4 1/2 inches of a jug.
Cut into a pelvic shape.
Glue to the bottom of the waist.
SKELETON ARMS & LEGS
Cut the bone shapes from the jugs.
Tie to the shoulders and hips.
SKELETON HANDS & FEET
Trace the kid's hands and feet.
Cut these shapes out of the jugs.
Punch holes into the hands and feet
and tie them onto the arms and legs.
For a greater effect you can paint Mr. Bones
a neon color or with "glow in dark" paint
so that he will glow as he greets your
Halloween guests. (09/13/2004)
By truleelee
RE: Plastic Milk Jug Skeleton
If you want to look up another pattern for the milk jug skeleton, complete with sound and pictures, copy and paste this link into your browser.
http://www.p2pays.org/RecycleGuys/images/seasonal/skeleton.htm
Rocky (09/14/2004)
By Harlean from Arkansas
RE: Plastic Milk Jug Skeleton
Here is the pattern, I hope!
http://prairiewebs.com/skeleton.html (09/13/2004)
By msmcmulin
RE: Plastic Milk Jug Skeleton
Go to 'Google' type in 'Milk Jug Skeleton'
'Volia' there it is. (10/08/2004)
By Stacey
RE: Plastic Milk Jug Skeleton
Hi, You can find directions for the milk jug skeleton at http://www.p2pays.org/recycleguys/images/seasonal/ (10/10/2004)
By Debbie
RE: Plastic Milk Jug Skeleton
Look in the Family Fun.com
Mr. Bottle Bones
That is where I found it. I traditional make a new one every year and the kids love it! (09/24/2007)
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