This year my kids wanted me to do something special for the front yard.
Total work time was about 3 days.
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Thread: Christmas morning Nightmare
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12-27-2009,08:39 AM
Well that turned out great--I love it! Welcome to the Halloween Forum. You gotta stick around all year too!
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Santa Jack –
12-27-2009,08:55 AM
Here is how i did it.

Spray Foam, PVC pipe, and cardbard.

Cardboard form with newspaper.

Foam is shaped with standard kitchen carving knife

Head is refined

A little more sanding

Foil applied

Crayola kids paper clay added

Red cloth hot glued in place

Close up

Kids for scale
Total work time was about 3 days.
The foam was covered with basic wall joint compound and painted with latex house paint.
The hands got a coating of durham's water putty.
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12-27-2009,09:32 AM
Wow that is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!
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12-27-2009,09:33 AM
That is to cool!!

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12-27-2009,11:03 AM
Great job!
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Nice How-To –
12-27-2009,03:12 PM
Glad you made that, was loving how you did the head/face. I could imagine you could throw a different outfit, get rid of the white face hair and make it into a Halloween prop! Have the kids help. Thanks for the details.
I love the screaming!
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12-27-2009,04:20 PM
That Jack prop looks super!! Great job!
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12-27-2009,05:18 PM
I thought you said "kids for sale" for a moment!
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12-27-2009,05:29 PM
Nice job. It really turned out terrific. And nice tutorial too.
Welcome to the forum and hope to see you around during the year.



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