How to make a creepy scarecrow for Halloween - Helga, Queen of the Forest
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What this video covers
This tutorial from Monster Tutorials walks viewers through building a character-driven Halloween scarecrow named Helga, Queen of the Forest. The build incorporates DIY milk jug skulls as a key decorative element, making it an accessible and budget-friendly outdoor prop. The project is suitable for both Halloween displays and year-round garden use to deter pests while adding a spooky aesthetic.
Key takeaways
- ◆Build a themed scarecrow character with a distinct personality — Helga, Queen of the Forest
- ◆Milk jug skulls are a central, low-cost material in the construction
- ◆Works as both a Halloween yard prop and a functional garden scarecrow
- ◆Beginner-friendly build covered in roughly 13 minutes
- ◆Companion videos linked for the milk jug skull technique
Who this is for
Halloween enthusiasts and home haunters looking for an easy, character-driven yard prop that doubles as a garden scarecrow.
Materials mentioned
- • milk jugs
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