Video Tag
Every video tagged “wearable props” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
54 videos
StiltbeastStudios walks through the construction of a dragonscale leather armor panel, demonstrating leathercraft techniques applicable far beyond a single project. The video covers stamping, beveling, and detailing methods that translate well to haunted house costumes, LARP gear, and wearable props. Leather is highlighted as a durable and versatile material for both costuming and prop-making contexts. Tandy Leather is referenced as the source for all tools and materials used.
StiltbeastStudios demonstrates a budget-friendly method for constructing lightweight costume wings using only pool noodles and polyethylene foam underlayment bonded together with a heat gun. The technique leverages the heat-fusing properties of polyethylene foam to create a strong, flexible structure without adhesives or sewing. The creator positions this as a versatile foundational method applicable well beyond wings to a wide range of wearable prop builds.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of strapping and painting half masks for use in haunted attractions, in a lengthy session originally broadcast live on Facebook. The video was migrated to YouTube by popular request, so viewers should expect some reduction in visual quality inherent to the original live-stream format. At over three and a half hours, it offers an in-depth, real-time look at the techniques Allen uses to make wearable masks performance-ready. It is a valuable resource for haunt actors and costume builders looking to finish professional-quality character masks.
Stiltbeast Studios presents a tutorial on building and wearing hand extensions to enhance creature or monster costumes. The video likely covers fabrication and fitting techniques to create the illusion of elongated, inhuman hands. At roughly 22 minutes, it offers a solid overview of the craft for costume builders and creature performers.
SKS Props kicks off a multi-part series showing how to build EVA foam knight chest armor inspired by the Elder Scrolls / Oblivion Remastered aesthetic. Part 1 focuses on cutting, shaping, and assembling the chest plate using HD-Foam, with free downloadable PDF templates available on the creator's website. The video is paced for beginners while offering enough detail to satisfy experienced foam smiths. Painting and weathering will be covered in later installments.
This tutorial from Monster Tutorials walks viewers through crafting realistic-looking teeth for Halloween costumes and props using thermoplastic beads. The technique can be adapted to produce human, monster, or animal tooth sets, which are then stained and painted for an authentic, organic appearance. The process is presented as highly accessible, requiring only a small set of inexpensive materials. The result is a convincing wearable or prop-ready piece suitable for haunters and costume makers alike.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of adding hair to a latex mask in this extended, in-depth tutorial originally recorded as a Facebook Live session. The format allows for a thorough exploration of the technique, with plenty of viewer questions addressed throughout the runtime. It builds on a shorter version Allen produced previously, offering a more comprehensive deep-dive for those who want additional detail and context.
Stiltbeast Studios' Allen Hopps walks through the full process of molding a wearable half mask in this in-depth, feature-length tutorial. Clocking in at over two hours, the video is geared toward haunted attraction performers and prop builders who want professional-quality facial appliances. The session covers the mold-making workflow from start to finish, reflecting Stiltbeast's signature focus on practical, haunt-ready creature work.
This tutorial from Monster Tutorials walks viewers through building wearable latex horns suitable for devil or unicorn looks using readily available crafting materials. The process covers sculpting a horn form in clay, creating a plaster mold, and casting with liquid latex. Alcohol inks are used to achieve realistic coloring and depth on the finished horns. At 30 minutes, the video is accessible enough for beginners while producing professional-looking results.
Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios delivers a lecture-style interview exploring the unique challenges of designing costumes specifically for haunted attractions. Unlike general costume building, haunt costuming must account for performer mobility, durability under heavy use, and how a design reads in low-light environments. The session is driven by audience questions, making it a practical, experience-backed conversation rather than a step-by-step tutorial. Viewers come away with industry-level insight into how costume design intersects with overall attraction theming and character performance.
FrightProps showcases their laser gloves, a wearable performer prop that shoots lasers from the fingertips for a striking visual effect. Available in red or green finger-beam styles or a green spinning vortex configuration, the gloves are designed to be lightweight and durable. The effect is especially dramatic when combined with fog in a darkened environment, making them well-suited for haunted house performers and crowd interaction.
CFX Masks showcases their Beast Silicone Gloves in this short movement demo, highlighting the realistic canine pads and talon details that complete a werewolf or creature costume. The clip focuses on how the gloves move and flex on the hand to convey lifelike, savage motion. They are designed to fit over medium-to-large latex or nitrile gloves as a base layer.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of crafting wearable EVA foam bracers, with an emphasis on how to develop and transfer patterns for armor pieces. He sources his EVA foam from Harbor Freight floor mat tiles, making this an accessible and affordable technique for haunters and cosplayers alike. The tutorial is practical and focused, covering the core patterning workflow that can be applied to other armor components beyond bracers.
Stiltbeast Studios walks through airbrushing techniques specifically applied to fur for masks and costumes, with a focus on achieving realistic creature effects. The tutorial demonstrates how strategic color application can bring depth and life to werewolf-style masks and wearable props. This is a practical, skill-focused session from an experienced haunted attraction builder.
The Demon Claws Sparking Gloves are a wearable haunted attraction prop that generates real sparks when the wearer touches their fingertips together or drags their hands across a conductive surface. The gloves feature built-in claws for a demonic aesthetic and come with a battery pack for cordless use. FrightProps showcases this as a striking performer effect for scare actors and haunted house environments.
Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates a reliable method for attaching custom-made Krampus horns to a latex mask using a dual-bond approach. The technique combines a mechanical wire connection with multiple attachment points to distribute stress evenly, plus a wide-surface adhesive bond for extra security. While shown specifically for Krampus horns, the creator emphasizes this method is adaptable for attaching a wide variety of additions to any latex mask.
Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates an accessible method for crafting silicone gloves to complete a tree monster or ent-style costume. The technique is presented as straightforward and budget-friendly, making it a practical option for costume builders at most skill levels. The resulting gloves help sell the illusion of a large, organic creature suit with convincing textured hands.
CFX Masks hosts the second installment of their FansWorld live stream, focusing on practical tips for putting on and wearing their silicone masks and gloves. The session also features live mask try-ons, previews of upcoming classes, and a limited-time sale promotion for made-to-order products. Viewers get an inside look at CFX's product lineup directly from the brand's team in a casual, interactive format.
CFX Masks showcases their silicone old man hand gloves, designed to slip over standard latex or nitrile gloves for a realistic aged appearance complete with wrinkles and liver spots. The short clip demonstrates how the silicone moves naturally with the wearer's hand gestures. It serves as a product highlight for this wearable costume accessory available through CFX Masks. The playful presentation emphasizes the character possibilities these gloves unlock for elderly-themed costumes or haunted attractions.
CFX Masks showcases their Gremlin silicone gloves in this short movement demo, highlighting the scaly, reptilian texture and distinctive three-fingered design. The clip demonstrates how the gloves move and flex when worn, giving viewers a realistic sense of their appearance in action. They are designed to pair with CFX's Gremlin mask but are versatile enough to complement any scaly monster, dragon, or demon costume build.
StiltbeastStudios' Allen Hopps takes a pair of commercially purchased finger extensions and transforms them into a polished costume accessory. The tutorial focuses on two key steps: getting the extensions to fit comfortably and applying color to make them look more convincing and character-appropriate. It's a short, accessible project that elevates an off-the-shelf product into something more custom and professional-looking.
This video serves as a brand overview and community celebration for CFX Masks, a company specializing in high-realism silicone masks. It compiles footage and testimonials from customers and contributors who have reviewed or worn CFX products. The piece highlights the lifelike quality of the masks and acknowledges the community of enthusiasts who have helped showcase the brand. It functions as both a thank-you to supporters and an introduction to what CFX offers.
CFX Masks showcases their Plant Silicone Gloves, a wearable costume accessory featuring twisted, coiled vine details designed to complement botanical or woodland creature characters. The gloves are offered in multiple colorways keyed to existing CFX character masks such as Deadwood, Sam Hain, and Gaius. This short demo video highlights the movement and flexibility of the silicone material in action. They are intended to be worn over medium or large latex or nitrile gloves for best fit.
This comprehensive 91-minute tutorial by SKS Props walks through the complete construction of Marcus Fenix's COG armor from Gears of War using EVA foam, with free PDF templates available on the creator's website. The video consolidates nine individual build segments covering the chest, belt, shins, wrists, and pouches from initial cutting through final painting. Techniques include heat forming, wood-burn texturing, Plasti-Dip sealing, and multi-layer acrylic weathering. LED strip lighting is also incorporated for added visual impact.
