In 2017 my two daughters and I filled the gas tank and hit the road in search of the unexplained. This haunted road trip throughout Kansas was a 3-day, 2-night trip. Although it was VERY hot out requiring us to make some stops pretty brief, we definitely could have used an extra day to spend […]
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Address1600 N Rd, Lecompton, KS 66050 HoursMon-Sat 6am-6pmSun 9am-5pm Stull Cemetery in Stull, Kansas was the first stop on the map of our first haunted road trip. This stop enticed me because I grew up not far from here and recalled stories from my teenage years when the church was still standing that creeped me
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Each year I host a Halloween party at Cottonwood Corner Terror House. Before COVID I put a new spin on bobbing for apples by filling a cauldron with water & a variety of shooters so guests could bob for “boos” (booze). This was put on hold for a couple years but now that COVID numbers
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One of my current projects is “refurbishing” my witch’s tripod. I started with turning a plastic cauldron into realistic looking cast iron. Next, I wanted to rust up some chain and a carabiner hook to hang my cauldron from the tripod. This process is super easy and requires only basic household supplies. Supplies Prepare the
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If you’re like me, you like your Halloween decorations to look authentic rather than like a piece of plastic. I decided to spruce up a few plastic cauldrons to make them look old & rusty. With COVID on the decline I plan to reinstate “bobbing for boos” this year at my annual haunt party &
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It’s been quite some time since I’ve posted, so I chose a pretty simple project to get back in the saddle. Making a pile of burning embers for your witch’s cauldron or to hang a body over is very simple, cheap, and very few supplies are needed for this project. Supplies Shape the Ember Area
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I’ve taken quite a bit of time off from prop building since last October. Normally I would have already started working on projects long before now. Due to some family issues and learning a new job I started in August, I will likely not get to devote as much time this year. I decided to
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These Blood Clot Jell-O Shots are super easy and are sure to have your Halloween party guests begging for another shot or five next year!
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This is a fast, fun, and cheap project requiring minimal supplies. You can age paper for signs, framed art, labels, invitations, and other crafts.
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I wanted to make a unique serving tray for serving Jell-O shots at my annual haunt party so put my own spin on other DIY serving trays I’ve seen.
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