Make a Halloween Ghost prop
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What this video covers
StiltbeastStudios walks through building a roughly 5-foot Halloween ghost prop suitable for yards or haunts using polyethylene foam underlayment and a heat gun. The build is designed to be accessible and budget-friendly, coming in around $30 in materials. The video focuses on core shaping techniques that can be repeated and varied to create a whole crowd of ghost figures with distinct character.
Key takeaways
- ◆Entire prop can be built for approximately $30 in materials
- ◆Polyethylene foam underlayment is the primary structural material, shaped with a heat gun
- ◆Technique is beginner-friendly and easily repeatable for mass-producing multiple ghost figures
- ◆Finished prop stands around 5 feet tall, suited for yard or haunt display
- ◆Creative customization is encouraged to make each ghost unique
Who this is for
Budget-conscious Halloween enthusiasts and home haunters who want an easy, scalable method for creating atmospheric ghost props for their yard or haunt display.
Tools mentioned
- • heat gun
Materials mentioned
- • polyethylene foam underlayment
⚠ Safety notes
Use heat gun with caution — avoid prolonged contact with foam to prevent fumes or fire; work in a ventilated area.
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