[HauntCast]

Here is my PVC candle prop. It is a very simple project and best of all low cost.

 

[Fiend4Halloween]

Great job on the candles Chris, they look great !

 

[GrimleeFeindish]

Looks awesome Chris. Man, you are a busy dude. Great podcast btw, the Mitchell's were great. I have to stop being so ADD and get off the computer and JUST DO IT. Thanks for the tut.

 

[Bone Dancer]

I did the same thing only I use the tubes that the sugar free kool aid comes in instead of the pvc. I got my voltives from walgreens 6 for $5.

 

[Ghostess]

Fan-damn-tastic!

 

[Dixie]

They really look great, Chris - I like how the "wax" buildup on the top ledge makes them look that much more realistic.

 

[Devils Chariot]

Wow that looks so easy and great, I'll have to figure out how to add some to my haunt this year.

Also great podcast! Keep it up!

 

[ghost37]

Great looking candles! Very nice how-to.

 

[Just Whisper]

That was really nicely done Chris. Great tut and the candles look awesome. I can't wait to make mine for my witch's lair. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Sickie Ickie]

I use and sell hot glue, and this has to be one of my favorite effects since the idea has come out.

 

[halloween71]

Have to make me some they look great!

 

[oneshot]

And you didn't enter those into the $20 challenge, why?

 

[ghubertu]

Wow, so easy and yet so realistic, thank you for the how-to.

 

[Hauntiholik]

And you didn't enter those into the $20 challenge, why?

I thought the same thing until I saw that he entered his tree instead.

 

[scareme]

Thanks for the how-to. I've been want to make some of these for awhile, but was sure how. I'd like to place about twenty on the fireplace hearth. Safer than lighting twenty some candles.

 

[HauntCast]

You should be able to get 25 out of one 10 foot piece of pvc.