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How-To: Fake fire baskets

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Very detailed build thread from Haunt Forum user beelce describing the construction of these awesome simulated fire baskets from mostly dollar-store stuff–cheap baskets, out-of-season holiday lights, LEDs, a fan, some nylon fabric. The results look great.

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2 Responses to How-To: Fake fire baskets

  1. yorkies8 on said:

    HOW CUTE LOVE IT!

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  2. Cindy on said:

    Where are the directions?

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