PHOBIAS Haunt Build 2014 Part 13: Shopping At Michaels and Party City
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What this video covers
This installment in the 2014 PHOBIAS home haunt build series follows the creator on a shopping run to Michaels and Party City. Several key haunt elements are picked up, including a hook and chain, a fog machine, signage, and a light. The video offers a quick look at how retail craft and party stores can supply useful components for a seasonal haunt build.
Key takeaways
- ◆Michaels and Party City are viable one-stop sources for basic haunt supplies
- ◆A fog machine, decorative hook and chain, a sign, and a light were among the haul
- ◆Retail shopping runs can fill gaps between larger DIY build sessions
- ◆Part of an ongoing 2014 series documenting a themed home haunt called PHOBIAS
Who this is for
Home haunters looking for accessible, off-the-shelf haunt supplies and inspiration for incorporating retail finds into a themed build.
Materials mentioned
- • hook with chain
- • fog machine
- • sign
- • light
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