Diy cement ghosts

Concrete Lighted Step Spook: Isn't concrete just amazing?! And draping opens a whole new dimensional art form. But don't worry, this tutorial is quite easy as he is a little fellow that is quite portable. He'll sit on your step and scare the bad ghosts away... Oh, by the way; i…

Learn how to make this scary front porch ghost from simple things found at the Craft Warehouse store. 8 stores in OR, WA and ID.

How to Make Cheesecloth Ghosts: Cheesecloth ghosts are a really cheap and fun way to decorate for Halloween! I made loads of these with my mom growing up. :D These are a bit fancier than the cheesecloth ghosts we used to make, but they're just as simple.

Your front lawn NEEDS this for Halloween this year! Whether your planning on having a haunted house, any sort of Halloween party, or just want to decorate and get into the spooky spirit, this easy chicken wire ghost is perfect for any home. Don't they look creepy? DIY instructions here: http://www.ehow.com/how_12341033_make-chicken-wire-ghosts.html?utm_source=pinterest.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=freestyle&utm_campaign=fanpage

Make this simple concrete lighted step-spook with household waste and some concrete fabric draping. He is small scale and portable.

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”…

75K views · 8.4K likes | Emily Haufler | DIY & Home Design on Instagram: "Here’s my best attempt at a DIY floating chicken wire ghost tutorial 👻 This ghost joined my other chicken wire bride last week after I swore I didn’t have the strength to make another one 😂 But she was worth it! Also: did you catch the arch lights I finally added?!"