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Monster Mud Reaper: Parts List 2 – 90 degree PVC elbows 3 – 45 degree PVC elbows 1 – 4-Way PVC Cross 2 – 1 1/4 “ --> 1” PVC Adapters 1 – 8ft. 1 ¼” PVC Pipe 1 – 1” PVC Cap ¼” screws 1 – Metal hook with screw end ~ 25ft. of chicken wire 1 – 1 ½” steel flange 1 – 1 ½”…

When I first saw Pumpkinrot's Cloaked Ghost, I knew that I had to build one. Or two... or three. Since then, I have gotten a great response from the two I built and lots of questions about how I did it. So... here are a few pictures I took along the way, and a brief description of how I made them. I don't know how Rot made his, but I really owe him credit for the idea for this prop that I put my own spin on. I started with a piece of 1 and 1/4" pvc pipe that was probably close to 5 feet…

How To Make A Grim Reaper

I have had a lot of questions about my "Grim" prop that I built for 2008. I plan to put a full blown tutorial on my website sometime, but for now here is a brief step-by-step tutorial with some never before seen pictures. I stated with a basic wooden frame, made from 1X2's and 1X3's. I actually stood in the position I wanted "Grim" to be standing in so that I could get the angles of the arms and legs right. I wanted the legs and arms really long and the torso a little smaller. I came up with…

If you're looking for Halloween décor inspiration, look no further than these floatings spirits. We're sharing how to make cheesecloth ghosts, as well as how to suspend them around your home.

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