Pool Noodle Tentacles

[@amandavhb1630]

You have the easiest and best tutorial for these! Got my supplies! I can't wait to make this for my Halloween mermaid grotto!

[@EntertainmentByLaura]

This was the best video! Thank you. I used a lot of your tips but tweaked it to fit my needs to make Ursula tentacles for my costume. The hangers and bubble wrap were my favorite tips!

[@felixjoseph8815]

i know it is quite off topic but do anybody know a good place to stream new tv shows online ?

[@hugoryland5888]

@Felix Joseph i dunno I'd suggest flixportal. You can find it by googling=) -hugo

[@felixjoseph8815]

@Hugo Ryland thanks, I went there and it seems to work :) I really appreciate it!!

[@hugoryland5888]

@Felix Joseph no problem =)

[@greendragon4452]

It's funny I came across this! I saw another tutorial and I didn't care for it so much. So, I sat and thought about doing it just like this, but wasn't sure...now you have answered my questions. Thanks. It looks cool and I am going to tweak it a little.

[@sayang38us]

So easy n heap materials!! TKS

[@tank8285]

4:20 dig those Harbor Freight catalogs!

[@spongeunction]

Awesome I can use for a cosplay a lot cheaper than other methods :))

[@doghairdontcarelindaniel7531]

Love it...... new scribes here....Houston, Tex in the house

[@kingfisherdesignsmetals]

That is great!!

[@MEl-tz6qw]

Wondering if using a heat gun on cling layer, before bubble wrap, would create smoother surface I want or melt pool noodles.

[@phayes2222]

I think there would always be some danger of melting the pool noodles, but you should be able to heat-shrink the plastic without damaging the foam as long as you're careful. To be honest, even if the noodles melt a little bit and get a little gnarly in places, that will probably make them look even better.

[@JellicleKat]

That is so freakin' cool! And so easy as well.

[@ldypolgara]

How bendable are these?

[@phayes2222]

ldypolgara I was able to bend them to an almost 90-degree angle, but I had to keep them bent for several hours before they'd hold that shape; otherwise, they tended to spring back to their original position. I would actually recommend giving the noodles a spiral cut before wrapping them in the plastic to make them more pliable. It should only take a few extra minutes. Thanks, and good luck!

[@JosephByard]

I was gonna use em for a cosplay, but are they too stiff?

[@phayes2222]

The way I made them in this video, they are rather stiff. However, if you make spiral cuts in the noodles along the whole length before wrapping them in the plastic wrap, they will be much more flexible. Hope that helps!

[@JosephByard]

@@phayes2222 great, thanks!

[@xJessiSays]

@@phayes2222I know I’m four years late lol but do you mind expounding on how you cut the spirals??

[@phayes2222]

@@xJessiSays I haven't tried it myself, but this seems to be the method most people use: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqPZm6Smp76AobMsi=rz2_Uxjfzn3DihWr You could probably just free-hand it, but at least this video gives you an idea of what a spiral-cut noodle will look like.

[@xJessiSays]

@@phayes2222 you are the true mvp ❤️ thank you

[@andreapinedo8927]

Love it!

[@AA-xh2qy]

Fuck Xmas. Halloween forever!

[@sarahlaatsch9990]

They now make spray paint that won't melt foam.

[@phayes2222]

What's it called? I'm curious to try it!

[@sarahlaatsch9990]

@@phayes2222 Krylon makes the brand we have. It's part of their DIY series and will say on the label craft foam safe. Found it at hobby lobby.

[@benjaminkennedy9492]

Don't let the weebs find this! they look pretty dope haha