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Broken Gothic Arches with Electric Candelabras

Broken Gothic Arches with Electric Candelabras
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Welcome to my first instructable! This is a project I was paid to do for a Halloween Party for a bar in Nashville in 2005. I created these broken gothic arches with candelabras out of styrofoam and pvc. This is the only project that I have actually documented, so I thought it would make for a decent first go at creating an 'able. I hope you enjoy it, and can actually have some fun making these neat props. Please feel free to contact me with any questions.
 
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I was able to get quite a bit of these styrofoam sheets from a friend who worked for a local contractor. They were happy to get rid of these old concrete forms. However, if I were to do this again, I would probably use the pink insulation sheets available from one of the bog box home stores. Cutting styrofoam is a huge mess that leaves lots of polystyrene beads EVERYWHERE!
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Feb 25, 2012. 10:06 PMtinker234 says:
wow amazing i think i might make some for a room in my home
Oct 20, 2011. 9:36 PMl8nite says:
awesome, a shame the pics are so small = ( I've found that the best way to cut styrofoam is with a serrated knife and use straight up and down cuts, this means cutting on an edge of a table and can be tricky with thinner pieces of material, it's not totally beadless but its a lot less than any other method except a hotwire. Thank you for sharing and welcome to the world of ible posters !

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Author:kurtnotkirk
I've volunteered and worked in the Haunted House industry for several years, and have been a home haunter as well. I love Halloween and making props and special effects as well as costumes.