Mummy decor

While these mummies may look like they're made from real ancient Egyptian bodies wrapped up in bandages, they're actually crafted from sturdy foam, metal, and wood and then tightly wrapped with real fabric from head to toe.

DIY Partable & Portable Mummy: Hello and welcome. Mummy is my this years Halloween-theme and because I will spent the whole day in my office, I decided to create a lifesize Mummy to arrange in my office. For that reason the Mummy had to be partable & portable.

This simple mummy candleholder project makes it easy to get wrapped up in Halloween. Just cover cylindrical vessels in gauze, stick on a pair of googly eyes, and you've got a spooktacular centerpiece for your Halloween party. Or, line the mummies up and down your walkway to light the path for trick-or-treaters (because mummies are always looking out for kids!).

Learn how to make a haunted mansion wreath perfect for accompanying that DIY Halloween village in the foyer.

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inspiration - Mummy Cat - tear muslin into strips, wrap onto a cheap prop, rub on dry coffee grounds as "dirt"

bought some heads (styrofoam) . now i need to make them look like these.

Halloween Standing Mummy Prop: So this Mummy idea is all over Pinterest so I had to give it a try.

I found lots of inspiration for these lanterns on Pinterest. My daughter and I made big versions of these for the front porch. It reminded me how much I love cheesecloth for Halloween. You can wrap anything with it for a spooky effect. Remember the cheesecloth wreath I made last Halloween (tutorial here)? Use cheesecloth to wrap any bottle, including soda bottles, for a quick, fun decoration. You need cheesecloth goggley eyes water based glue so it will wash off after Halloween glass…