diy upholstery foam pumpkin easy to make scrap foam halloween faux pumpkin decor
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What this video covers
StiltbeastStudios walks viewers through building a realistic-looking faux pumpkin using upholstery foam scraps — an accessible, low-cost approach to Halloween prop making. The build recycles offcut foam into convincing jack-o-lantern décor suitable for home haunts or haunted attractions. At roughly 17 minutes, the tutorial keeps things approachable without requiring expensive materials or advanced tools.
Key takeaways
- ◆Faux pumpkins can be crafted from inexpensive or leftover upholstery foam
- ◆No exotic tools appear to be required, making this beginner-friendly
- ◆Great way to repurpose scrap foam that might otherwise go to waste
- ◆Finished prop works for both home Halloween décor and haunted attraction displays
Who this is for
Halloween enthusiasts and haunters of any skill level looking for a budget-friendly way to create realistic foam pumpkin props.
Materials mentioned
- • upholstery foam
- • scrap foam
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