Download the Free Tiki Bar sign template HERE. Cut out the letters and blood drip. Glue onto a Bamboo Party Yard Sign. If you have a vinyl cutting machine you could use it to create a vinyl sign.
Next, wrap Rusty Barbwire Cord around the bamboo frame. Use hot glue to secure in place.
At the top of each corner of the sign glue flowers removed from an Adult's Flowered Raffia Hula Skirt.
First, use a craft knife to cut a hole at the bottom of a small skull. Use the smaller hole at the bottom of the skull as a guide.
Next, spray paint Medium Polyester Palm Leaves with black paint and glue to the center base of the sign's frame.
Cut a nut from a Kukui Nut Plastic Lei and secure in place with glue.
Use a craft knife to cut the back off another small skull. Use the skull seams as a guide. Glue the skull to the front of the Bamboo Party Yard Sign.
Remove the flowers from an Adult's Flowered Raffia Hula Skirt then cut a small section of the skirt to fit the sign. Tie this around the sign and secure in place with glue.
Water down grey paint and paint a Ceramic Bone unevenly to get an aged look. Tie the bone to the torch, under the skull, using Natural Dried Raffia Ribbon.
Next, paint the Tabletop Tiki Hut black using spray paint then put the frame together according to the enclosed instructions.
Slide the Halloween colored Tiki Face Hanging Paper Lanterns (green, red and orange) onto the top bar of the Tabletop Tiki Bar. Place the straw tiki bar cover onto the frame per the enclosed instructions.
Thread the Faux Tropical Palm Garland through a large skull, centering the skull on the garland. Thread 2 smaller skulls onto the garland - one at each end.
Use safety pins to attach the garland to the front of the straw Tiki Bar cover.
Add additional spray painted Medium Polyester Palm Leaves at each top corner using safety pins or hot glue.
Finally, place the Tabletop Tiki Bar on top of a table and stand the Tiki Bar sign next to the bar.
Check out our Haunted Halloween Luau for all the ideas and inspiration on stocking the bar! Don't miss out on tutorials for DIY Skull Tiki Torches and No-Carve Tiki Pumpkins either.
Download the Free Tiki Bar sign template HERE. Cut out the letters and blood drip. Glue onto a Bamboo Party Yard Sign. If you have a vinyl cutting machine you could use it to create a vinyl sign.
Next, wrap Rusty Barbwire Cord around the bamboo frame. Use hot glue to secure in place.
At the top of each corner of the sign glue flowers removed from an Adult's Flowered Raffia Hula Skirt.
First, use a craft knife to cut a hole at the bottom of a small skull. Use the smaller hole at the bottom of the skull as a guide.
Next, spray paint Medium Polyester Palm Leaves with black paint and glue to the center base of the sign's frame.
Cut a nut from a Kukui Nut Plastic Lei and secure in place with glue.
Use a craft knife to cut the back off another small skull. Use the skull seams as a guide. Glue the skull to the front of the Bamboo Party Yard Sign.
Remove the flowers from an Adult's Flowered Raffia Hula Skirt then cut a small section of the skirt to fit the sign. Tie this around the sign and secure in place with glue.
Water down grey paint and paint a Ceramic Bone unevenly to get an aged look. Tie the bone to the torch, under the skull, using Natural Dried Raffia Ribbon.
Next, paint the Tabletop Tiki Hut black using spray paint then put the frame together according to the enclosed instructions.
Slide the Halloween colored Tiki Face Hanging Paper Lanterns (green, red and orange) onto the top bar of the Tabletop Tiki Bar. Place the straw tiki bar cover onto the frame per the enclosed instructions.
Thread the Faux Tropical Palm Garland through a large skull, centering the skull on the garland. Thread 2 smaller skulls onto the garland - one at each end.
Use safety pins to attach the garland to the front of the straw Tiki Bar cover.
Add additional spray painted Medium Polyester Palm Leaves at each top corner using safety pins or hot glue.
Finally, place the Tabletop Tiki Bar on top of a table and stand the Tiki Bar sign next to the bar.
Check out our Haunted Halloween Luau for all the ideas and inspiration on stocking the bar! Don't miss out on tutorials for DIY Skull Tiki Torches and No-Carve Tiki Pumpkins either.
