If you want to reinforce the blades, you can put the glove on, and carefully wrap a strip of duct tape or electrical tape to the glove, and then paint the tape with the copper paint you used on the finger pieces to disguise it.

Draw the pieces so that they will be wider than each of your fingers and can be folded in half over the glove (you will glue them on later).You will need to trace out a total of 8 different pieces for the fingers, plus a “cover” for the hand piece.

If you like, you can use cardboard that is a bit thicker for this step, or you can simply use the same cardboard as you did for the finger pieces. Based on hundreds of screen and behind the scenes photographs, every detail of the glove worn by Freddy, as played by the incredible Robert Englund is present in this glove. As the franchise continued, the blades attached grew bigger and more menacing while the backplate and leather base to the glove became lighter and more weathered with each subsequent film.The shape should be roughly the size and shape of the back of your hand, so a somewhat rounded square shape. I’ve long heard that it was stolen from the set by a crew-member, and I’ve also heard that the glove that makes a cameo appearance in Evil Dead 2 is actually that original (stolen) glove. Dastmalchian stars as Jack Delroy, the charismatic host of “Night Owls,” and the film traces the ill-fated taping of a live Halloween special plagued by a demonic presence. Get yourself the A Nightmare on Elm Street - Deluxe Freddy Glove and show everyone who the king of nightmares is this Halloween.