Nightmare before christmas props

Nightmare Before Christmas holiday doors Created by Jennshaunts YouTube.

Made Professor Finklestien this year for our Nightmare Before Christmas Halloween display. He was a difficult one but we got him done. Made from foam, pvc, and felt. He was a nice addition this year!

Here is a tutorial on how to make the scary "Man-Eating Wreath" as seen in Nightmare Before Christmas & Disneyland's Haunted Mansion. As you can see , the Disneyland version and the film version differ in some ways. I chose to make mine a sort-of hybrid. The great part about this prop is that it is fairly simple to make. Also, you can make it as big or as small as you would like . Supplies Needed: Wreath 2 strands of wired garland - 6ft 2 plastic spoons Scrap foam core board -white Red…

Ian: I am wearing the jack skellington costume. We got the idea because the nightmare beforechristmas movie is our favorite but we never see anyone make the blown up Santa jack...

Place bell-shaped PVC frame over “H” frame, attach with zip ties (this allows for ability to take apart later if needed. Cut out 2 circles of black foam board equal to the size of the s…

I was able to make a mold from my original NBC skull. If any one is interested in purchasing some replicas, please visit: Buy One Now From My Shop THANKS It is a replica of the front half of a skull used in Disneyland Park on the iconic Haunted Mansion. The facial details are an exact 1:1 replica, as far as dimensions. It has been cut in half, losing the weight and bulkiness of the back, making it ideal for hanging and decorating. Dimensions: 6.25" L x 5.5" W x 2.25" D / Weight: 14 to 16 oz…

Zero From the Nightmare Before Christmas: This Zero from the Nightmare Before Christmas is easy and cheap to make. In fact, there's so little to it, we were able to make him while my partner and I were living out of suitcases in a motel room (so please don't judge us on the motel room decor…

Nightmare Before Christmas lawn signs

Fountain from NBC handmade.