Animated DIY LEVITATING TEAPOT Halloween Prop & How-To
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- This animated LEVITATING TEAPOT is an amazing DIY Halloween Prop! Our HALLOWEEN HOW-TO tutorial shows you how to build this ghostly moving and levitating teapot. By using crafting techniques, sleight of hand and thrift store finds you can create this scary and creepy prop for your homemade Halloween home decor or outside yard haunt display.
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Our step-by-step, imaginative How To HALLOWEEN videos are full of freaky haunted house ideas. They will help guide the DIY Crafter and Haunter to produce professional looking eerie and frightening homemade Halloween decorations. With our easy to follow and informative instructions you will make, create, craft and build your own spooky party & yard haunt projects, ghoulish animated props and spellbinding special effects.
If you need some frightfully fun project ideas this Fall for your outdoor Halloween display, turning your home into a scary spook house, creating a ghost filled graveyard in your front yard, or even some creepy, terrifying and supernatural notions for a Halloween dinner or costume party, then these videos are designed for you!
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Yes! My yard haunt traditionally has a party of skeletons sitting around a table, having a good time. I HAVE to add this centerpiece!
Oh, that would be a good addition!
This is one of my favorite builds Paul!
An oldie but a goodie!
Welp, there goes my afternoon. Now I have to sit and watch ALL your videos. Great production, explanation and fantastic ideas. Well done. Can't wait for more!
Thanks coasterbp for the great comments, don't forget to tell your friends!
This is incredibly clear and perfectly explained and detailed! Thank you SO much for sharing your knowledge!!
You are welcome, thanks for watching and for leaving a comment.
I very much enjoy your props and videos. They are so clear and concise. The colorful magic-factor of your stuff is compelling and engaging. Thank you for putting out these tutorials. We truly appreciate your talent and guidance. I cannot wait for the rat cake tutorial. Thanks for what you do!
Thanks Mina! Your "colorful magic-factor" description is perfect, I believe Halloween should be fun and family friendly. A rat cake tutorial is on my short list.
@@HALLOWEENHOWTObySaulFilms Any chance you're willing to tell us anxious fans what is the mechanism that makes the rat move inside the cake? I think I may be able to figure out the cake. This rat cake is da bomb, and I'd love to attempt it.
@@minaharker2664, I will be producing a DIY video for the "Cake Rat" this season. Unfortunately, Covid has taken me off course by making it difficulty to gather the props and supplies that I need in a timely manner. Please be patient and look for it later this summer. Thanks for your interest and your request.
@@HALLOWEENHOWTObySaulFilms Thank you. Really looking forward. Your channel is one of my favorites.
Well I’m binge watching ur videos.
Ehhh gads, are you tired of my voice yet?! But thanks for watching!!
Great video it was very well explained and easy to follow.
Thanks for the compliment Phillip, it is greatly appreciated. My apologies for not seeing this sooner to reply in a more timely manner.
This is insanely cool! Thank you!!!!!
Thanks Punky H for commenting, we are so glad that you like it ... please tell your friends.
ohhhh vary inspirational! thanks for the awesome idea!
Glad you like it TheSkellingtonGhost and thanks for commenting.
Great stuff. Very creative. Unique.
Thanks for watching and for the nice comment filled with the compliments.
Oh my, that is awesome and very well explained. Love it and love the cake with the moving rat. Did you make that as well?
Thanks June Houck for the nice comment. Yes, the "Cake Rat" prop was also made by me ... perhaps a future How-To video?
Thanks for the reply. A how to video would be perfect. Thanks!🤗
Hi! Some questions for you. I saw an electric oscillating heater at a thrift store. Would that work or should it be a fan? Is it hard to take the top portion of the fan or heater off? Thanks!
Since each appliance is different it is hard to say how difficult it would be to take the unwanted heater portion off. You really just want the bottom half that moves back and forth, please use appropriate caution whenever you are working with electrical appliances.
Thanks for getting back to me. May be safer to use a fan than a heater. I'll keep looking to see if I find one. Again, is it hard to remove the top portion of the fan or is it pretty basic? I would think the operating buttons on the fan should be on the base and not on top of the fan (like the picture you showed) correct?
Omg I love this and the way you explain everything I can’t wait to try to make one I’m a crazy Halloween person 😊great job 😍
Thanks Olivia for watching and commenting. Have fun with this prop.
Hi fell in love with this prop going to try to do it this year (I missed where you show how to make the mouse/rat g in and out of the cake) I don'y think we will do the cake but would love to know how you did it.
Hi Sue, thanks for the nice comment. I will try to put together a How-To video for the rat-n-cake later this year. Thanks for asking!
@@HALLOWEENHOWTObySaulFilms yes i would love to see the mouse in the cake tutorial! Btw Nice videos very creative and cheap👍🏻 also very well explained and easy to follow. Keep it up! Thank you.
Thanks Federico, we have heard you and the "Rat in the Cake" prop is slated for next season. Thanks for watching and for your input.
@@HALLOWEENHOWTObySaulFilms Can't wait to see it!
I would love to see the rat in cake tutorial too. Did I miss it?
Your teapot is actually a gravy pot
"Levitating Gravy Pot" just does not have the same ring to it.
I swear I try not to comment on everyone of your videos, but using an oscillating fan base to give this prop movement is nothing less than genius! Really great tutorial, as always.
Thanks Rikerism, we always appreciate your comments ... keep them coming!
I love how you do such a great job of final set design and photography at the end.
Thanks for noticing, after all so much of how effective a prop is depends on its setting.
Love it Paul! Great DIY spin on a classic optical illusion prop. I really love how inventive, accessible and IMPRESSIVE your prop builds are. We definitely need to get you more subs and in front of more eyeballs! And I hope there is a companion tutorial coming soon for the cake-eating rat prop!?
Thanks Steve for your words of encouragement and kind compliments. I will definitely think about doing a "cake-eating rat prop tutorial". Many years ago, that prop was one of the tiers of a rotting wedding cake that went with a ghost bride set-up.
Looking forward to that!
Having a difficult time trying to find a plastic teapot that is normal sized (not miniature sized for kids toys). Nevertheless, great prop. Can’t wait to make this prop and put it on display for Halloween!
Hi Keepitscary. Yes, finding the right size and type of teapot can be tricky ... I went to a lot of thrift stores! FYI - For my prototype I created a teapot from a small coffee can, put a drawer pull on the plastic lid, drawer handle on the side of the can and created the spout with a piece of sheet metal, then painted the whole thing. Thanks for watching and for the comment.
@@HALLOWEENHOWTObySaulFilms I’m sure I can find something to make and test a prototype. Thanks for the reply and inspiration!
You can also get the tubing at pet stores taht carry aquarium supplies.
Thanks for the tip Jimi!
Nice wallpaper. Where did you get it?
If memory serves me correctly, I picked it up years ago at Lowe's. It was part of their in-store wallpaper collection. I created this easy to set up reversible backdrop by wallpapering three hollow core doors ($10 ea. at a Habitat for Humanity re-store), then hinged them together. Thanks for asking!
@@HALLOWEENHOWTObySaulFilms Thank you!
Love the thumbnails also!
Love it 😍
I’m horrible at DYI projects. Is this by any chance for sell?
Thank you Celina Martinez for taking the time to comment, at this time this prop is not for sale. One of the purposes of our videos is to inspire and encourage creativity ... at whatever level you might be.
Wow, this looks fantastic! You did such a great job!
Thanks Jennifer, I appreciate you taking the time to watch and to also leave a comment.
Love this video. I would love to see how you did the cake with the mouse. Really love that. Thank you
Thanks ochun57, I am glad that you are enjoying the different videos.
This guy's goooood !!!
Thanks Ellie for watching and commenting, please tell your friends.
AMAZING! I'm going to adapt this into my toxic spill set!
Sounds like a perfect fit! Thanks Christina for being a subscriber, for watching and commenting.
love this it looks grate.
Thanks RG for watching and commenting, it is greatly appreciated.
I'm so glad I found your channel that is really cool thank you for doing these cool things
Hey Drew, thanks for taking the time to comment. We really appreciate the nice compliment ... spread the word if you can and please don't forget to subscribe.
Awesome!
Thanks Kathie!
where in the world do you find a plastic tea cup and plate? I've been looking everywhere and can't find one :(
Hi Jayme and thanks for asking. I found mine at a thrift store but also search under 'disposable' 'plastic' and 'paper' tea cups (yes paper!). Also check children's toy tea sets. Be open to mismatched, clear and/or odd colors... spray paint and decals can do wonders. I hope that helps and good luck with your search.
Your videos are really unique! I am hosting a Harry Potter themed Party this year. Your videos really help inspire me to create my own fun and magical props!
Thanks Kyle for your compliment and comments, we are thrilled that we inspire you.
Fantastic tutorial! Thanks for creating and sharing it.
Thanks Time Trapped, It's all about good spooky fun.
Very well done. Everything is explained so we can have the confidence to do the project ourselves.
Thanks John C for the nice compliment and for taking the time to leave a comment.
The rat in the cake is pretty cool! Any vids on that one? Great job, love your channel!
As a matter of fact, I do have a video on 'The Rat in the Cake'. Here it is: ANIMATED RAT- ruclips.net/video/r2XO7JpwJuo/видео.html
Really cool, is there an easier way to cap off the tube instead of doing a nail route? Or there is more purpose to that nail than just capping the tube?
The nail helps to keep the teapot aligned (handle up, spout down) in the pouring position, with the tube as the reference point. Thanks for asking Chris.
@@HALLOWEENHOWTObySaulFilms thank you
Hi Chris, did you have another question, it seems to have disappeared.
I ended up making it like this for our halloween setup. I suck at lighting real bad. But kids still love it. (2 floating tea cups around made it come together). ruclips.net/video/L6ZK19ngFUc/видео.html
@@HALLOWEENHOWTObySaulFilms tagging you
That is awesome.What did you use to make the spider web in the back ground?The way you set it up.The web looks real.
Thanks for asking and noticing Wayne. I wish I would have kept the label because it is the best spider web material that I have found. It is very similar to the white webbing that you buy and then stretch, however this material is brown in color. After carefully pulling, separating and stretching it in place I then sprayed it with a "glow in the dark" spray paint ... the blacklight does the rest.
@@HALLOWEENHOWTObySaulFilms that is the best spider web I think I have ever seen. Makes a really cool and spooky effect..
Great idea and cute too. You did a great job. 🧡🤎💛🍁🍂
Thanks Melonee, I'm glad that you like!!
👍👍💣♥️💓🎃💀
Thanks Venessa.
Love this prop! I’m trying to find the tubing from a local plastic company with no luck. The online companies want a lot to ship can you share the link for you purchased yours?
Hi Lalura Kloos, thanks for asking. I purchased mine at Tap Plastics, they are local for me but they ship all over. Here is their website, phone and email: www.tapplastics.com (888) 827-7330 info@tapplastics.com
Thank you! I look forward to more videos from you!
Laura Kloos Also try fluorescent light tube protectors at Home Depot
Hallo Ween thanks I’ll look for that 👍
That is fantastic idea! Very creative
Thanks LordHog, we are glad that you like our latest video.
Very cool!
Thanks Gardner De Aguiar!