DIY Halloween Props - Flaming Tiki Torch Skulls!
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Published 2018-10-17
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Learn how to make a DIY skull torch using tiki torches and plastic skulls from the big box store! This project is super fun, really easy and can be done in an hour or so. Great way to up your Halloween game this year and add another level of quality and flare to your decorations.
This project uses easy to find and inexpensive materials and is a great diy halloween craft project to do with the kids.
Did you enjoy the video? Have any questions? We'd love to hear your feedback in the comments!!
MATERIALS:
- Tiki Torch - amzn.to/2HbzFeU
- Twine - amzn.to/2H9ceCH
- Plastic Skull
- Hot Glue - amzn.to/2Z9A2kq
- Wood Stain
- Paper Towels
- Piece of Paper
TOOLS:
- Hot Glue Gun - amzn.to/2KR2kaa
- Scissors - amzn.to/2Z9pWM8
- Rotary Tool or Saw - amzn.to/2HdnZIo
- Black Marker
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#Decor
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All Comments (21)
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I personally think the skull without the jaw added back on looked great. Can't wait to do this project myself. Thank you two for the tutorial
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Like this idea. Found a 3d printable skull, and modified the design so it would slide over the torch.
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Would legit and unapologetically have these up all year round
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Another thing to make it look more spookier and damaged would be to remove the bottom part of the jaw
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Awesome Halloween prop ππβ οΈπ€‘π
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Those look amazing. I am going to add these to my yard for next year.
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I really like your skulls with a removable jaw.
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The fence along with the skull tiki torches reminds me of Baba Yaga's fence. Love it!!!
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Absolutely love it
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I bought some small skulls from dollartree and they fit perfect around these things when they are cut.. I manage to make flesh look alittle with tolit paper and some paint.. THey came out stunning!!!
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Made these this year and they turned out awesome, thanks for sharing this video, they were a great addition to our yard haunt!
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Love it I use tiki torches for Halloween Iβll be adding the skull to them all this year. Thanks for posting!!
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You guys never disappoint! Love, love, love your DIYs!! Can you tell me what size skulls were used? There are so many sizes. Happy Halloween
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Awesome Video thanks for the ideal, these can not only be used for Halloween, but you can use them for a pirate theme party or cookout etc.. Thanks for sharing Iβll be looking for some after halloween mark down on some skulls
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What some people call "Halloween decorations" I call home decor.
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this is such a cool idea and looks so awesome as well and i love the way it looks but the skull would look cool if it was jaw less but still a great way to use old torches.. new fan for sure
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Nice look. My only concern would be just how flammable that skull is given the material it's made out of and the oil-based finish. Definitely something I wouldn't leave unattended.
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i love this, but would go with glowing lights, to escape the fire factor
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once again you knocked it out of the park. this is so cool π
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These tutorials are so excellent! So well crafted and edited. Thanks for posting!!
