We made Pennywise a “friend” for HALLOWEEN!
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What this video covers
Wicked Makers' Jaimie and Jay build a life-sized Georgie Denborough prop from the IT franchise to pair with an existing Pennywise decoration. The figure is constructed using a PVC pipe skeleton, pool noodles for body volume, and thrifted child-sized clothing to sell the illusion of scale. Hands can be sourced as pre-made fakes or crafted in-house using wire, nitrile gloves, and stuffing. The finished prop holds a signature red balloon, making it an instantly recognizable horror-movie display piece.
Key takeaways
- ◆PVC pipe and pool noodles form a lightweight, poseable armature that mimics a child's body proportions
- ◆Thrift-store kids' clothing (size 4T) keeps costs low while achieving a convincing life-sized effect
- ◆Hands can be built from wire, nitrile gloves, and cotton filling as a budget-friendly alternative to store-bought fake hands
- ◆Rebar driven into the ground provides a sturdy outdoor stake to keep the prop upright
- ◆A red balloon accessory completes the Georgie look and pairs the prop directly with a Pennywise display
Who this is for
IT fans and Halloween decorators who want a recognizable, movie-accurate yard or porch prop without advanced fabrication skills.
Tools mentioned
- • PVC cutter
- • hot glue gun
- • scissors
- • utility knife
Materials mentioned
- • PVC pipes and connectors
- • rebar
- • pool noodles
- • duct tape
- • hot glue
- • jeans (size 4T)
- • green rain boots
- • yellow rain jacket
- • red balloon
- • balloon holder
- • 12awg wire
- • nitrile gloves
- • cotton/filling
⚠ Safety notes
Rebar is used as a ground stake; take care handling cut rebar ends. Use caution with hot glue to avoid burns.
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