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I'm not sure which forum this would go in, but I consider this part of the props. Hopefully, this is a good of a place as any to post.
We do an inside haunt, and for the past three years, we've been using scene setters to cover our walls. These large sheets of plastic are great for helping change the visual environment, but there aren't all that many variations (half a dozen or so that are worth using). Also, they are structured for 8 for ceilings, and ours are at 10 feet. They're also shiny, which sort of detracts from the illusion.
We've looked into real wallpaper, but not only is it expensive, it would also take longer to put up than the scene setters.
I thought about using color-dyed sheets and something like a fleur de lis stencil to create the imagery of wall paper, but my wife doesn't think that will work too well.
What does everyone else use to cover their walls, or anyone have any ideas?
We do an inside haunt, and for the past three years, we've been using scene setters to cover our walls. These large sheets of plastic are great for helping change the visual environment, but there aren't all that many variations (half a dozen or so that are worth using). Also, they are structured for 8 for ceilings, and ours are at 10 feet. They're also shiny, which sort of detracts from the illusion.
We've looked into real wallpaper, but not only is it expensive, it would also take longer to put up than the scene setters.
I thought about using color-dyed sheets and something like a fleur de lis stencil to create the imagery of wall paper, but my wife doesn't think that will work too well.
What does everyone else use to cover their walls, or anyone have any ideas?