Would I pay $130? Man, tough one. The quality of materials - not really but the design? Yep. Could I make it? Certainly. So it's your call if you want to spend the time to make her or just buy her and get it over with. I will try to explain how she is made so if anyone wants to make her they should be able to. When she goes on sale, she will certainly be worth it!
Okay, she basically has a pole that is her body that sets into the stand. The top of her is where all the action is. The cowl is made of thick latex foam that has a plastic black film over it. At the top you see the LED mechanism. Her shoulder and chest is formed cardboard/paper mache type stuff. Similar to packing materials when you buy a small appliance. Her arms are thin latex foam over wire (bendable). Her boobs are wads of stuffing in front of the cardboard chest.
Do you see the wire hanger? I put that in because the cowl was all squished and wouldn't stand erect. Later on I will paint that black. It will have to stay because it seems that once that latex foam is bent, that where it likes to stay....
Hanging from the top of the shoulders are cloth straps holding her cardboard hips as seen in this picture:
Her dress is gray thick gauze material that is simply a straight dress with long draping sleeves. But, she had cloth straps crossing her chest that give it some definition. The inside of the cowl is wrapped in gray cheesecloth. her veil is two layers of gray cheesecloth sewn together at the top.
Here is the Book of the Dead that unexpectantly came with her:
You can see I have the set-up directions next to her.
If anyone is going to make this and needs more description, feel free to ask
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