Hey there! If you’ve been searching the web to “DIY Fake Blood Bag”, you’ve come to the right place. I’m going to share the process I used to make my very own realistic fake blood bag!
First things first, I ordered some food grade glycerin and corn syrup off Amazon. I was really excited when it arrived and it cost me less than five dollars per item so it was a great deal. Once I had my ingredients, I needed to find a container for my blood bag. I decided to get a plastic syringe since it was something I already had around. Then, I measured out the quantities of my ingredients and mixed them together in a bowl.
When I was satisfied with the consistency of the mixture, I filled up my syringe with it. I had to be careful in order not to spill it all over my floor! I then pushed the glycerin mixture through the needle into a cup to keep it warm and to prevent it from crystallizing. I was very impressed at how realistic it looked and I just knew my blood bag would turn out great.
I poked a few holes in the bottom of the syringe and hung it up using tape to make sure it didn’t move around too much. I had to make sure the bottom of the bag was pointing downward. After taping it to my wall, I was finally ready to transfer the fake blood. It was a pretty slow process but with some patience, I was able to fill up the bag completely and seal it with some plastic wrap.
Now, all that was left to do was simulate the veins. I took a black sharpie and started drawing thin, curvy lines all around the bag that resembled veins. I was really happy with the result and my DIY fake blood bag looked incredibly realistic.
I wanted to make sure that my blood bag would stay in place so I reached for some hot glue. Once I was done, I could finally show off my creation. My friends were amazed and asked me to make them one too.
My little project didn’t take me too long and I was really pleased with the outcome. With a few simple steps and some patience, you too can make a realistic and believable DIY fake blood bag. Who knows, maybe you can even make a little bit of money selling them! So what do you think, could you give it a try?