Light Up Witch Broom Decor, Halloween Wall Hanging, purple LED Besom

$59.99
“Light Purple Glow Broom – Dye Job Gone Rogue Edition”
Welcome to another proud product of Not So Great Prop Maker. I tried to dye the bristles a nice deep purple… and the dye had other plans. What I got instead is this soft, washed-out light purple that somehow still looks cool under the glowing purple lights. Classic “I am not so great at this but we’re rolling with it” energy.
The bristles are wrapped in twinkling blue fairy lights that make the accidental light purple color look intentional (we’re calling it intentional now). Layers of sparkly black and purple mesh, leather-look ties, and a natural twisted handle finish it off. It’s giving mysterious night-witch vibes mixed with “the dye bath betrayed me and I made it work anyway.”
Sturdy construction underneath the beautiful mess, because even when the materials fight back, the final piece still holds up.
Too tall? Easy. Pruning shears, a small saw, or one solid knee break to the bottom few inches will sort it. (Knee warranty not included. Prop-making skill level: still under construction.)
One of one. Lights work beautifully. Handcrafted during a full ADHD spiral + mild dye disaster and somehow it still came out looking pretty great.
Future Rembrandt of chaotic witch brooms? Maybe. Not So Great Prop Maker? Absolutely accurate branding.
Come adopt this light purple chaos gremlin before it starts judging my dyeing skills even harder! 🧹💜
“Light Purple Glow Broom – Dye Job Gone Rogue Edition”
Welcome to another proud product of Not So Great Prop Maker. I tried to dye the bristles a nice deep purple… and the dye had other plans. What I got instead is this soft, washed-out light purple that somehow still looks cool under the glowing purple lights. Classic “I am not so great at this but we’re rolling with it” energy.
The bristles are wrapped in twinkling blue fairy lights that make the accidental light purple color look intentional (we’re calling it intentional now). Layers of sparkly black and purple mesh, leather-look ties, and a natural twisted handle finish it off. It’s giving mysterious night-witch vibes mixed with “the dye bath betrayed me and I made it work anyway.”
Sturdy construction underneath the beautiful mess, because even when the materials fight back, the final piece still holds up.
Too tall? Easy. Pruning shears, a small saw, or one solid knee break to the bottom few inches will sort it. (Knee warranty not included. Prop-making skill level: still under construction.)
One of one. Lights work beautifully. Handcrafted during a full ADHD spiral + mild dye disaster and somehow it still came out looking pretty great.
Future Rembrandt of chaotic witch brooms? Maybe. Not So Great Prop Maker? Absolutely accurate branding.
Come adopt this light purple chaos gremlin before it starts judging my dyeing skills even harder! 🧹💜