pool noodle pumpkins!
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What this video covers
Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates how to create convincing faux pumpkins using pool noodles sourced from Dollar Tree — an inexpensive, weather-resistant alternative to traditional foam or plastic pumpkins. The technique is beginner-friendly and scalable, making it practical for builders who need multiple props on a tight budget. The creator notes that Dollar Tree carries pool noodles outside of summer, opening up year-round availability for the material.
Key takeaways
- ◆Pool noodles can be shaped and painted into realistic-looking faux pumpkins for Halloween displays
- ◆The build is budget-friendly, relying heavily on Dollar Tree materials
- ◆Finished props are weather resistant, making them suitable for outdoor yard haunts
- ◆The technique is beginner accessible and easy to repeat in volume
- ◆Dollar Tree may stock pool noodles year-round, not just in summer
Who this is for
Budget-conscious home haunters and DIY decorators who want to quickly produce multiple pumpkin props without breaking the bank.
Tools mentioned
- • carving knife
Materials mentioned
- • pool noodles
- • Dollar Tree pool noodles
⚠ Safety notes
Use caution when cutting foam with a sharp knife; always cut away from the body and use a stable surface.
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