A fascinating and unique 12 ft hovering witch sculpture has captured the attention of Halloween enthusiasts everywhere. This incredible piece of art was recently sold at Home Depot, adding a touch of spookiness and intrigue to the holiday season. Standing tall at 12 feet, the hovering witch sculpture makes a grand statement both during the day and at night when its eerie lights come to life. This bewitching creation features a lifelike witch suspended in mid-air, creating an illusion of magic and mystery. The attention to detail is impeccable, with each intricate feature and accessory carefully crafted to enhance the overall effect. Home Depot's decision to offer this enchanting piece speaks to their commitment to providing customers with a wide range of options to create the perfect Halloween atmosphere.
You have the cauldron… but no Broomhilda. So let’s fix that, shall we?! Grab another skeleton and witch-ify it to your liking. For me, that means a hat, a broom, and a cloak. I had her leaning against the cauldron looking over her potion.
Here is where the dimensions will change depending on the size of your cauldron, but you will need to use the 1 2 wood to create a platform that will sit inside of your cauldron, to raise the water to the top. The Next Step I did was Squirt some green colored glue and sprinkle some glitter inside the clear ornaments and then with a small paintbrush I just mixed it all around inside the ornament.
Home Depot's decision to offer this enchanting piece speaks to their commitment to providing customers with a wide range of options to create the perfect Halloween atmosphere. Whether used as a focal point in a haunted house setting, or as a centerpiece for outdoor decorations, this hovering witch sculpture is sure to captivate and delight all who encounter it. Its size and creativity make it an instant conversation starter and a standout addition to any Halloween display.
How to Make a DIY Witches Cauldron
I stumbled across this adorable DIY witch cauldron bubbling with Christmas ornaments! Cassandra Martin was so sweet to write us a tutorial on how she made them! They go perfect with her Hocus Pocus outdoor decoration theme. Also, make sure to check out all our plastic pumpkin bucket crafts!
Cassandra said "I saw a craft where somebody used clear ornaments to make bubbles and that gave me idea to make a cauldron. I bought these huge pumpkins at Target a few years ago that I knew would be perfect however I knew I wanted to reuse them in the future so instead of spray painting the pumpkins I decided to use black tablecloths to wrap them. You could definitely get plastic pumpkins and spray paint them black. All the items that I used except for the pumpkins were purchased at the Dollar Tree."
You'll need the following items to make one cauldron:
- 1 large plastic pumpkin
- 1 clear plastic
- Garden plate
- 2 battery operated string lights
- 2 AA batteries
- 1 round black tablecloth or black spray paint
- 1 container green glitter
- 1 Neon green color glue
- Hot glue sticks
- Hot glue gun
- Clear ornaments in various sizes. I used 3 large, 4 medium, 4 small. Depending on the look you want to give you can definitely add more to give it more of a bubbly effect.
Step by Step Instructions:
- I started out by wrapping my pumpkin with black tablecloth. I just set the pumpkin in the center of a round black tablecloth and brought the tablecloth up and around it. I twisted the tablecloth so that it would stay. I then took the Garden plate and put it on top of the pumpkin and then wrapped the excess around the plate and tucked that in. I use hot glue to glue the tablecloth seam between the Garden plate and the Pumpkin.
- The next thing I did was get all my clear ornaments and remove the silver tops off. These won't be getting used so you can either save them for another project or throw them away.
- The Next Step I did was Squirt some green colored glue and sprinkle some glitter inside the clear ornaments and then with a small paintbrush I just mixed it all around inside the ornament. I use green because I really wanted it to give a Halloween witch vibe for The Cauldron.
- Once I painted inside all my balls I then started to hot glue them place on top of the wrapped Garden plate. There's no wrong way to do this. I just started with the big ornaments first and then worked my way around with the different sizes. I used hot glued to glue them to each other and to The Cauldron itself depending on the placement. Continue doing this until you run out of ornaments.
- The last thing I did was take battery operated string lights and weave them through the "bubbles". This is so easy to do because you'll notice there little gaps that you can do this through. I definitely recommend weaving the string lights through the bubbles because it will enhance the "bubbles" glow. I made sure the battery packs would be in the back and accessible to change out batteries and access the on/off switch.
I stumbled across this adorable DIY witch cauldron bubbling with Christmas ornaments! Cassandra Martin was so sweet to write us a tutorial on how she made them! They go perfect with her Hocus Pocus outdoor decoration theme. Also, make sure to check out all our plastic pumpkin bucket crafts!
The availability of such unique and eye-catching pieces at Home Depot showcases their dedication to helping customers bring their Halloween visions to life. Overall, the 12 ft hovering witch sculpture sold at Home Depot is a true testament to the Halloween spirit, offering a memorable and hauntingly beautiful addition to any holiday celebration..
Reviews for "Home Depot's 12 ft hovering witch sculpture leaves customers spellbound"
1. John - 1 star
I purchased the 12 ft hovering witch sculpture from Home Depot, thinking it would be the perfect addition to my Halloween decorations. However, I was sorely disappointed. First off, the quality of the product was subpar. The material used was flimsy and easily tore, making it look cheap and poorly made. Additionally, the motion sensors were extremely sensitive, so the witch would start cackling and moving at the slightest breeze, which quickly became annoying. Overall, I would not recommend this product as it did not meet my expectations and was not worth the price.
2. Sarah - 2 stars
I was excited to see the 12 ft hovering witch sculpture at Home Depot and immediately purchased it for my Halloween display. Upon setting it up, I noticed that the base was not sturdy and struggled to keep the sculpture balanced. It constantly toppled over, causing damage to the fragile arms and hat. Not only that, but the sound effects were too loud and seemed to malfunction at times, randomly cackling at odd hours of the night. While the concept is unique, the execution was extremely poor, and I regretted my purchase.
3. David - 2 stars
The 12 ft hovering witch sculpture from Home Depot looked promising in the pictures, but the actual product was a letdown. The motion sensors were too sensitive, causing the witch to constantly spin and make noise even when no one was near. This not only drained the batteries quickly but also became irritating. Additionally, the material used for the sculpture felt cheap and low-quality. It didn't hold up well in outdoor weather conditions and showed signs of wear and tear within a few weeks. Save your money and look for a better Halloween decoration elsewhere.