I fell in love with this Halloween Hack a while back when my crafty girlfriend made them. I loved the so much, I had to share this tutorial myself on How to Make Faux Chains for Halloween .
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I fell in love with this Halloween Hack a while back when my crafty girlfriend made them. I loved the so much, I had to share this tutorial myself on How to Make Faux Chains for Halloween .
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Cute cute and what a great idea to use the foam noodle as chain. Thanks for sharing your spoooooky craft with us.
Super cute!
What fun decorations! Sooooo cute!
Those are so cute. I love the chain. I would never have thought of that. Great idea. I’d love it if you shared it on our linkup party this week! http://www.mylifeoftravelsandadventures.com/2013/10/trick-or-treat-part-4.html
I love your chain! I saw the original pinterest post and her was black. Did you use gray spray paint?
Hi, thanks for vising Linda I actually used an insulation pipe tubing to make these faux chain, since it’s already grey, no spray paint needed! Holly 🙂
I love this! It was so easy to make & took nearly no time. I recommend using 3/4in or 1in (I used 1in) foam pipe insulation. I learned the hard way when I used 1/2in…inner diameter isn’t large enough to connect 3 links together. If you buy the kind w/o adhesive, the slit lengthwise on the stick is not cut through only scored. Thus not having to “open” every link, just every other link. I hot glued the openings in the links together, this goes quickly when you get your rhythm going. So far it’s all holding up great!
Thanks so much for the comment and reminding me to update my post about using the one inch pipe. That’s the size I’ve always used. So glad it worked out for you, thanks for sharing! Holly 🙂
Hi, I love this idea and want to use it for work decor but I dont know how much to get. For every foot of tubing how much chain did you get out if it?
How fun! The tubing is pretty long but I’m guess when you cut it up maybe it makes about 4 feet of chain? Not 100% tho. Good luck! Holly