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On our crap-o-rama search we came across these mannakin forms & Michael was instantly planning. All the items used to make this prop are in picture 1, they include; the mannakin,landscape fabric, old plastic blinds, an old skull, newspaper, an black electrical tape.
The blinds went to make wings. The landscape fabric was cut into 'feathers';newspaper and electrical tape made the horns on the skull
Mannakin: $10.00
blinds: free trash
lanscape fabric: $5.00
Tape/gluegun: $2.00
total:$around 20.00
Thread: Grim Reaper
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Grim Reaper
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08-22-2011,10:51 PM
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The Black Unicorn
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08-23-2011,03:37 AM
I like, and the wings are a great use of the blinds. Did you glue together and then drape the fabric and glue on?
Don't throw that out, I can make that into a......................
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N. Cognito
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08-23-2011,04:31 AM
looks great!
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The Great Pumpkin
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08-23-2011,07:00 AM
I love how it turned out! Fantastic work!
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Funeral Crasher
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08-23-2011,08:01 AM
He looks wild! Great job!
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Ghost
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08-23-2011,06:32 PM
Thank you for the great comment..The blinds on the wings where covered first with the black landscape fabric then the black landscape fabric cut into feather like shapes then glued into spot
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