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Turning your home into a haunted house for just a single night shouldn't make a dent in your wallet. Whether you are looking to throw a Halloween shindig, compete in the Halloween house decorating contest, or simply make your home look and feel more festive, there's no need to spend hundreds (or even thousands) of dollars on Halloween decor.

DIY Halloween How to Make a Corpse - Great tutorial on MonstarCraft Productions on YouTube. Instead of cotton, I used plastic shopping bags wrapped around wire. I also used Pennywise 753 Milk Jug Skulls for head.

Thinking of creating a haunted scene at home for Halloween, nothing beats the creepiness of a corpse skull. Skull corpsing is not very challenging if you’re ready to spend some time but what is more concerning is where to place it so you can blow the guts of someone approaching your fortress.

Entrails (Intestines) Prop: Have you ever wondered how they do the guts in zombie movies when the zombies tear into a victim? Well they use real pig intestines and since that is not an option for the average person decorating their lawn, I decided to show how to make the stati…

Bone Prop tutorial: How to make a bone prop cheaply and quickly. I used this method for a prop making lesson the week of Halloween to make several "bones" for our Haunted Theater fundraiser.

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