Fake boarded up windows halloween

Hey Blogland! Need a cheap way to get your house looking scary this Halloween? Well, I will show you how to make faux wood boar...

Well, in my mind they are ghosts. Somebody posted this picture a while back, I can't remember who or where this picture was taken. It looks like it must have been at an amusement park from the roller coaster track in the background. I always thought this would make a good costume, so this year I bought some cheap drop cloths from Lowe's, and dyed them a slightly darker color to replicate the look of these props. I just used some black material under them, hoping it would appear we were kind…

So, the other day my wife says, "Hey, I think it would be really cool if we could board up those extra windows on the house that are too small to

It’s that time of the year again… a time when it’s OK to revel in the morbid! If it’s stylish, of course. We’re here to help with your Halloween decoration needs. Kids love this holiday, but who’s to say it can’t be just as much fun for adults? The key is in picking out the […]

My boys love to decorate for Halloween. It was time to share some DIY Halloween Decorations and how we make our own boarded up windows.

Can anyone suggest project plans for boarded-up windows? I think this might go well with my Brown Out lighting effect for upstairs windows. It helps if it's...

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A Thousand Phases: Zomcon — A Zombie Hunter Party

I've often noticed that good creepy houses (real or manufactured) always have holes cracked in the plaster, revealing the laths beneath. Here is an extreme...