Ghost Maiden Yard Decorations | At Home With P. Allen Smith

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[@JudythJ60]

What a neat idea, I've never heard of ghost maidens before. You could really make anything with this technique, though. Definitely going to make something next Halloween!

[@katetrishattacks2950]

Love it perfect for hallowen thx P. Allen Smith

[@Jeepgirlcj7]

Really great idea however in Seattle where it rains..alot I am afraid they would get too wet. However I could form the bodies with chicken wire and spray them with glow in the dark paint. That should work..off to the hardware store!

[@cheesycheez]

these are so lovely!

[@sassymonalisa4082]

I made mine out of a plastic mess, sprinklers go off every evening and its holding very well.

[@sgtgore]

id spray the cheese cloth with glow in the darp paint

[@margiesmith7796]

this is an awesome ideas thank you for sharing

[@Dana-hu9zf]

Can't wait to try this.

[@Alucardgirl17]

Tried this, the girl was very hard to make, but I made a gentlemen to go with her, both of those took me 10 hours. I wound up recycling to girl, but I kept the gentlemen. I was to proud to destroy him, so I kept and stored him. Funny thing, as I was making his legs, I thought OMG this looks like horses legs! So, this year my plan in to build a horse out of chicken wire to make the headless horsemen and stick him on top!

[@courtneymorquecho8884]

U should post a vid if u do I would lwould love to see

[@deewaipio]

Fantastic idea, thanks for sharing! ;)

[@315clau]

Those are great! so bad I do live in secund floor and I have no space for that.

[@carolj561]

Cute idea!!!!!! Thanks :)

[@tuffgurl911]

Wouldn't put a head on top....would just do the wire and then spray with glow in the dark paint

[@pennyhoecker3452]

What are the supplies needed for this project. How much chicken wire is needed and size and cheese cloth what is the amount needed

[@slimrican27]

how do i make the bottom part of the dress wide enough????

[@user-cf2lg4od3b]

I wouldn't do pumpkin heads

[@Tsb702]

What can you do to weather proof these?

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

KORN - KNEE !

[@c81050]

Your REALLY like Halloween, don't you?