Thanks Doc for the picture comments your opinion mean a lot
Doc, You liked that grave stone in person too. I had it at the Cemetery last year. I Call it mustgo stone. All my left over foam must go or get trashed. Ha! Ha.!
Hay Doc. I am sorry I keep missing your messages. If one more things goes wrong with my hubby I am going to make a prop out of him. April Open heart, May back in for a pulminary anerism, end of May again pulminary anerism. I have been at the end of my rope. I don't even want to look at Leesburg hopital again. Please keep me posted on Make and take in the future. Thanks
I hope you survived your party. my feet are still killing me from mine. All went well here. How about with you.
next time you are on the forum go to "General Halloween" then find "2009 Halloween card exchange." send private messages to those you want to send a card to. Most everyone is starting to send the last week of September. You don't have to make one you can buy them or have one of the kids make some.
I'll look up a picture of the fiber Optics as soon as I can. Hay did you know that they have several of us exchanging Halloween cards. It sound like a blast.
Oh my God It 's "Freda" and her sisters. That is what she looks like except Freda has an evil grin.
Reguarding the raised parts on the books I have several different kinds of plastic and foam skull. I cut the backs off of them and glued it on a decrative cardboard piece then glued it to the book and then did the tissue ("gift wrap tissue" not nose tisssue) modge podge thing. The tissue tore is several area's but is made it look better. Then I painted and shadowed it. If you look around the scrapbook stuff at the craft stores you can find Chip board cut outs. You can use them. Like letters and numbers. If you are really bored you can use your computer to print out what you want and trace it on to the chip board that comes on the back of a legal pad of paper and cut it out with a razor. I did that with the old english font. You can find all different thickness of chip cardboard all around. Cereal boxes are a good example.
OK Doc only for a fellow halloweenie would I endure the trip into the dark relms of my Halloween storage room and risk life and limb to get the magic D56 beaker . Go to my Album for "New Witch jars for 2009" I have two pic there for ya. There is a crazy squirrel that guards the storage room. She must have been powdering her nose. I was able to slip in and out undetected. One of these days she is going to jump spread eagle on my back and we are going to have it out.
Now those are cool. I know I could put it together. but out side of the internet I don't know where to buy the stuff. or what kind of sensor to get. It takes time to learn that stuff. I am so busy building things I have to add lib so to speek.
