Halloween is a holiday that is celebrated on October 31st each year. It is a day when people dress up in costumes, go trick-or-treating, and attend parties. One iconic image associated with Halloween is a witch, flying on her broomstick through the night sky. It is a common sight to see a witch crashing into trees or houses, making for a comical and somewhat spooky scene. This crashing witch has become a popular decoration during the Halloween season. People hang witches on their front doors, or place them in their yards, creating a whimsical and festive atmosphere.
Step 2 spray paint all the irregular shapes whatever color you chose. I did an off white for mine you could also (before paint) spray it a texturing material if you like for a more realistic look. Once the paint is all dry (did front and back) you can hot glue them around the edge of the black oval. At intermittent areas you can clue on the broken sticks
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People hang witches on their front doors, or place them in their yards, creating a whimsical and festive atmosphere. The crashing witch serves as a reminder of the fun and playful nature of Halloween, and adds to the overall excitement and anticipation of the holiday. So, this Halloween, don't forget to include a crashing witch in your decorations, and embrace the magic and enchantment of the season.
Tammy's Version of the Crashed Witch in the Wall
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Reviews for "How to Safely Hang a Halloween Crashing Witch From Your Roof"
1. Karen - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Halloween crashing witch decoration. The motion sensor didn't work properly and it would randomly go off even when no one was around. The sound effects were also very low and hard to hear. Additionally, the quality of the materials used seemed very cheap and flimsy. Overall, I was not impressed with this product and would not recommend it.
2. John - 1 star - The Halloween crashing witch was a total waste of money. The assembly was a nightmare and took much longer than expected. Once set up, the motion sensor barely worked and the witch would only go off if you were standing right in front of it. The sound effects were also terrible and sounded more like a dying cat than a spooky witch. I would not recommend buying this decoration, save your money for something better.
3. Emily - 2 stars - I was really excited to get the Halloween crashing witch, but unfortunately, it was a disappointment. The witch itself was much smaller than I expected, and the movements were very jerky and not smooth at all. The motion sensor was also hit or miss, sometimes it would go off with the slightest movement, other times it wouldn't go off at all. The sound effects were also not very loud, which was disappointing. Overall, I would not purchase this decoration again as it did not meet my expectations.