DIY Halloween Monument Prop from Foam!

In this video I’m going to use foam, a garden urn and a plastic crow decoy to make a Halloween monument prop. It's a great way to add some variety to your cemetery display by having more than just tombstones. They come in all shapes and sizes and a Halloween monument can be a great way to add some height and variety to your display.

Special thanks to Drylok/UGL for sending us product and to David Andora for his faux bronze crow statue project on Instructables that this video is based on. See more here:

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