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Halloween Chandelier How-To

Halloween Chandelier How-To
These instructions will take you through the process of converting a cheap curbside chandelier into a creepy Halloween prop. The things you will need for this are:

1. Cheap (or free) Chandelier
2. Small Skulls (I got mine from Michaels)
3. PVC Pipe
4. LED tea lights (dollar store ones work great)
5. Spray paint (black and off-white)
6. Spider webs
 
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Step 1Age the Chandelier

Age the Chandelier
The first step was to age the chandelier with light a dusting of matte black spray paint.
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4 comments
Jan 21, 2010. 12:28 PMPhusilly says:
I SO LOVE THIS!!! I'm absolutely making one of these this year!!!
Oct 12, 2009. 2:06 PMsarah_ashley4113 says:
 i love everything about it. the use of an old chandelier, the PVC for the candle, that was very creative. Great job
Oct 8, 2009. 4:27 AMhothead75 says:
Awesome!!
Jun 16, 2009. 2:22 PMl8nite says:
http://good-times.webshots.com/album/568456128CKVdLv?vhost=good-timesI really like the skulls! We do halloween up BIG, last years haunted house was around 1000 sq ft. We acquired a multiarm chandilier kind of like yours, I rewired it so it would plug in and used flicker bulbs and hung it on the front porch. A friend recently dropped off an even bigger one but its bright gold so its going to need paint, Im going to keep this idea in mind for when I start working on it ]I really like the skulls! We do halloween up BIG, last years haunted house was around 1000 sq ft. We acquired a multiarm chandilier kind of like yours, I rewired it so it would plug in and used flicker bulbs and hung it on the front porch. A friend recently dropped off an even bigger one but its bright gold so its going to need paint, Im going to keep this idea in mind for when I start working on it

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