This truly is one of those "Easy as 123" projects that even your kids can help create So I decided to try it and see if it falls into that Step One DIYer and yes, it does. My girls and I lightly crushed our cans - sprayed them with Rust-Oleum's Black Gloss paint - allowed them to dry. Using one sheet of black foam we cut out a pair of wings - use your imagination for this one, Emily (who claims not to be artistic) cut out fairy like larger sized wings, added lime green teeth - we decided to purchase one sheet of lime green foam paper as well - and larger sized eyes - made the bat more "googly" - and she even wrote "EEEEK" on the belly of the can - and she says she's not artistic! My other daughter, Abbey - decided to try a different approach - she said she was making a ghost - we sprayed her can white, added gauze to the top of can, wrapping the head and added the same large "googly" eyes - and wrote "BOO" on the belly of the can. Two different looks - both easily achieved with simple materials you can find at home - 2 cans of spray paint, aluminum cans, fishing line to attach your creation to the ceiling, puff paint and a few sheets of foam paper. Triple thumbs up for Project #383 - GONE BATTY!