$3 Halloween Sconce
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What this video covers
Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates how to build an atmospheric stone-look wall sconce for roughly three dollars using just a few items sourced from a discount store. The build centers on a simple mask transformation paired with a convincing stone-effect paint technique that can be applied to a wide range of prop projects. The finished piece carries a Medusa-esque, gothic aesthetic suitable for haunted attractions or home haunts alike.
Key takeaways
- ◆Entire prop built for approximately $3 using discount store finds
- ◆Stone-texture painting technique is transferable to many other prop types
- ◆A cheap mask serves as the sculptural centerpiece of the sconce
- ◆Great example of trash-to-treasure prop making with professional-looking results
- ◆Technique scales well for haunted house or home haunt wall décor
Who this is for
Budget-conscious Halloween decorators and beginner prop makers looking to create impressive haunted house-style wall pieces without spending much money.
Materials mentioned
- • dollar store mask
- • dollar store items
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