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| − | + | Plastic pumpkin treat buckets can often be found for around $1 each during the Halloween season. Simply screw them to a painted board, place a light inside each pumpkin, cut a small slot in the back for the wiring, and glue a plastic orange plate over the top opening. | |
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| + | The finished prop is inexpensive, easy to build, quick to set up, resistant to wind, and stores easily between seasons. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:36, 23 July 2026
Plastic pumpkin treat buckets can often be found for around $1 each during the Halloween season. Simply screw them to a painted board, place a light inside each pumpkin, cut a small slot in the back for the wiring, and glue a plastic orange plate over the top opening.
The finished prop is inexpensive, easy to build, quick to set up, resistant to wind, and stores easily between seasons.
