Fake fire

Easy Fake Fire Prop Tutorial for Halloween. Simple enough for kids! Great for decorations or to go along with your witch costume.

There's nothing quite like the gentle, warm crackle of a real fire. Unfortunately, there are many places where open flames are inappropriate or unsafe - for instance, during a stage production or at an indoor party. For these situations,...

Construct these awesome simulated fire baskets from mostly dollar-store parts. Construct these awesome simulated fire baskets from mostly dollar-store parts.

Create a DIY fake fire ember perfect to add a realistic touch to your outdoor Halloween decor and make your neighbors take a second look!

Need to make some fake fire? This tutorial will show how to craft your own handheld flame out of TranspArt dyed with iDyePoly.

There's nothing quite like the gentle, warm crackle of a real fire. Unfortunately, there are many places where open flames are inappropriate or unsafe - for instance, during a stage production or at an indoor party. For these situations,...

There's nothing quite like the gentle, warm crackle of a real fire. Unfortunately, there are many places where open flames are inappropriate or unsafe - for instance, during a stage production or at an indoor party. For these situations,...

Make an incredible fake fire prop this Halloween with spray foam, orange lights, and paint. Impress trick or treaters with a cool fake fire!

Make a fake Christmas campfire with a fire pit, string lights and sticks. If you do not have a fire pit, construct a fake teepee fire with Styrofoam, wood, paint, sticks and lights.

Refractory cement is used for building brick or stone fireplaces, barbecues or other installations which are subjected to intense heat. While refractory cement is similar to standard cement in how it is mixed, it differs significantly from standard cement in the use of one ingredient.