This was the year to finally re-vamp my cemetery columns. I made the originals several years ago and they were very basic, as the picture shows. This year, they get trim moulding, new tops and plaques, which I made from foam. They will also have new gargoyles and a fresh paint job to age them a bit. This is one in the works. Hope to have them done by next week so I can start putting up the graveyard.
Appreciate any comments/suggestions. Thanks for looking!
The original look.
With the new trim. Old tops have been removed and new ones will be cut.
The foam plaque glued on. The scroll piece on the bottom came from Michaels (about the only thing I found there this year!)
Living in Erie, PA, "EERIE MANOR" is only fitting!
This plaque will go on the other column.
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09-23-2009,02:10 PM
Looks awesome totally different!! great job!
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09-23-2009,03:51 PM
They look great so I know this is going to hurt but I would distress them a bit...break a corner off her and there, smooth off the edges some, wash with some diluted black paint after all an old cementary is not perfect just my thoughts.
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09-23-2009,05:49 PM
Looking good.
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