Our big thanks to Kim for sharing her creativity and making an awesome pirate-y home haunt!įeel free to comment below to ask any question about how to create columns like these of your own. Here are the finished columns with other props in their shipwrecked pirate scene! This home haunter has a lot to smile about for continuing to expand this entire scene year after year! Thank you Kim! Use gray paint and a dry brush to cover the base coat for an aged, driftwood-styled finish. Check out the barnacle detail that you can achieve by simply adding shells during the compound stage. Any base coat will work because you’ll rough up the surface in later steps to add dimension. Ahoy! Take a step back and notice that you don’t have to cover the entire prop to achieve a great pirate-y look. With a handful of drywall compound over cardboard concrete tube forms, you can create thick wood graining (that will dry overnight) – and don’t be afraid to add some extra detail! Forms are sold topless 😉 By taping paper plates to the top of your forms you create a base to spray with the magical Great Stuff foam insulation. So, do you think you can bang this out in a weekend? Halloween Dock Piling Prop DIY For Outdoor Pirate Ship Displays Plus, the messier, the better! Channeling your inner Van Gogh isn’t necessarily required… This weekend DIY project is simple enough for the whole family to get their hands dirty with and enjoy. These spooky dock piling props will bring authenticity to your next shipwrecked pirate Halloween scene.
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