graveyard statue 2020

[@TheWeirdKidShow]

That’s awesome! You are indeed a Mad Scientist Allen! Very creative and inspiring!!!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Ive been called worse!

[@thomaslewis6794]

Awesome they look great .

[@XenaWarrior95]

How much concrete did u use?

[@harrykuheim6107]

@@XenaWarrior95 You could put rocks in the bucket instead...when Holloween is over just remove the rocks for easier storage/moving...

[@zoomzoomboomboom]

@@harrykuheim6107 I bet it'd be much harder to keep the post stable, unless you fill it all the way up. Then you can't move it. 😁

[@Pontiacdreams]

I don’t have a creative bone in my body but I lived vicariously through your incredible skills!

[@haileyverderosa6436]

I’ve been watching your videos literally ALL DAY LONG

[@CarrieLiketheM0vie]

Same here! I’m making a list for the hardware store & making the canvas one this week.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Thank you! Hope you go make something awesome!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

awesome! Make it happen!

[@duaneberry3765]

I wish you were my neighbor, I absolutely love these kind of projects. I always have at least one of them going on. Wish I had someone like you to build stuff with.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

the house next door to me is for sale.....

[@sharkozym]

I just made two of these for this Halloween and I wanted to thank you for your tutorial video as it was very informative! They turned out great!!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

awesome, thank you!

[@williamdavanaria4727]

When I found your channel years ago with the original statue , I was amazed!!!!!Its the video I watch every year to get the Halloween mood started. Im adding this one to the list. Thank You soooooooo much for this channel and the work you put into it and all of your creations!!!!!!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

That is awesome! I glad Im a part of your Halloween traditions, its a lot of work, but I love it.

[@richardmccann4815]

We really appreciate your sharing so much to teach us and get us over the hump and making Halloween much better!

[@waynesmeltzer4623]

wish you were around when i was doing these statues i like the locktite idea and the skulls for shoulders i wouldn't have used my wifes towels i did dip my canvas in a thinned out mixture of quikrete they did turn out great thanks again love your channel

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Next time!

[@hollycampbell4206]

Wow these are amazing, gonna give them a go for front garden in freezing 🥶 cold Scottish Halloween 🎃. You are so talented 👌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Thanks so much 😊 Id love to see them.

[@imperialeddie]

New to your channel.. And this is F'ing awesome!!!! I'm so excited to make this! Thank you for explaining it super simple and being budget friendly! New subscriber for sure!

[@CobwebsandCandlesticks]

Whoa!!! Update on my most fave Stilbeast vlog ever!!!! I loved the green over the teal! The texture on the faceless one is crazy

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Glag you liked it- you will see more similar stuff pretty soon!

[@ZenHulk]

Ok i built mine. Racing the rain and bad weather. Came out pretty good. I took a video for Instagram and posted it ZenHulk. Thanks for the spray paint help, don't use it very often building robots.

[@SuperTonkers]

Graveyard statues 2.0! So nice Allen has to make it twice lol. These turned out awesome we love them. Thank you for revisiting one of your classic Videos 💀🎃❤️

[@SuperTonkers]

Say Hi to Shannon the fur babies! Hope y’all got some much needed rain up there!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

I just wanted to show a few options, we did get some rain and might get more today! Yall are very kind.

[@jcinsaniac]

Amazing use of common materials...you make it look easy, which is the hallmark of a master. I want these for my front door...Cheers!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Very kind words, You should make you some!

[@reneesingletary3031]

I am so glad I found your channel. I have learned so much from you. Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge. You are so fun to watch.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

of course! thank you for watching!

[@susantiano2266]

These are GEREAT! My son and daughter-in-law are really into Halloween, so I shared this with them, Thanks!!!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Awesome- hope that your Halloween is a great one- and these are a lot of fun to make. Enjoy!

[@carolemaguire644]

This is now on the top of my Halloween "to do" list !! Thank you for the great idea !

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Sweet- go make a few- make an army!

[@Sylkenwolf]

Love this! Your yellow spreader is like the old 'aarp' cards or others I've had sent to me. 😆

[@StiltbeastStudios]

they are good for something!

[@denisesaunders1616]

Oh, man! The identical dogs...I thought my matrix was glitching. Thank you for sharing your talent! You've shown me new uses for ordinary things I have lying around.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

you need at least three dogs lol.

[@picadilly3184]

You are absolutely amazing. You have definitely inspired me to go make things. Thank you.

[@JettBlast]

You make this stuff look so easy, I bet you would be awesome on a movie doing props, costumes and make up...

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Thanks! These are a lot of fun to make. I appreciate you tuning in!

[@sweetolie1]

Lol sorry, I wasn't kidding when I said BINGE WATCHING. It's interesting to see other techniques in making things. Your work is, amazing

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@SKYSKIOC1]

Your a genius Allen ! Both look so realistic. Excellent job. Thanks for sharing

[@StiltbeastStudios]

thank you for watching and commenting

[@morrisdavis4186]

Ok I'm done. Took me more plastic but I think it came out great! I put a skull in mine and put a mini strobe light in the back of its head to light up inside the hood. Thanks so much for all that you do!!!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

That is awesome!

[@PatSepton]

You gotta share a photo [e-mail] :)

[@pumpkinprincess1031]

I’ve used statue 1.0 process so many times. Excited to do some 2.0s. These look awesome!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

cant wait to see your results

[@AlamoSentry]

Badass, man! Especially loved the statue with the canvas cloth.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Thanks a bunch!

[@dvictorbrown]

WHO IS THIS MAN??? Just outstanding work. That attitude that you bring to making is infectious and MUCH appreciated!!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Very cool! Glad you like the videos! Go Make Stuff!

[@epicellen7299]

Absolutely incredible. So talented. You're a natural artist

[@xcourtingdisasterx]

So glad you’re careful about the spiders. Great Harvest!! My Hit and Heavy Peppers were prolific this year. Gave away so many!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

We also have lots of tomatoes! Go grow stuff!

[@patricialangston2126]

Enjoying all your new video tutorials. Thanks!!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Glad you like them!

[@LinecookThorJamiethaxton]

You are the true king of Halloween Allen keep up the great work

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Im no king, just a concerned citizen of Halloween!

[@richardmccann4815]

Cant wait to try this, but mine will be 9' tall! I have gallon cans of pl185, and it should work great with the textured blanket fabric i fished from a knitting companys trash. ( after asking and recieving permission)! The fabric has been mainly used as cat bedding for winter shelters for homeless cats. Now u can finally do a great halloween! Thanks for all the help!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Sounds great! go for it!

[@Almajbryan]

This is an excellently executed project with simple instructions, simple materials, and can be easily completed by DIYs. Your skills and how you simplify a rather complex project are impressive. Now, I am going to attempt recreating the canvas version. THANK YOU!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Go make stuff!

[@anthonynitschke490]

I created one. Loved it and easy to make. I usually use PVC, but this was easier and less expensive. Thank you. People walk by and are amazed. How could I post a picture?

[@StiltbeastStudios]

We have a facebook group where I can see your work, thats the easiest way right now. its called the stiltbeast live creepers page.

[@robertwhite5804]

Fantastic, I’d have those in my yard over store bought. Another great KZbin Wednesday. When I stop learning you can put me under one of those.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

I plan to never stop learning!

[@RoseKindred]

I just randomly came across this video. This prop statue is neat. It reminds me of an artist I studied, Albert Szukalski, who recreated the Last Supper in a similar fashion. One thing I learned, you can use old football pads (a thrift store is a cheap place for one) to create shoulders, just put some cling wrap or vaseline to allow for reuse. The artist used live people to put the mixture over for the shapes.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

yes, Ive seen his work- just different materials. I feel like shoulder pads would make them too beefy, I prefer slender reaper types myself.

[@kevinupham2526]

Awesome! How well do the buckets of concrete anchor the props against day to day winds; are they heavy enough or do they require lateral support?

[@StiltbeastStudios]

very well, concrete is a great anchor and they dont have much to grab the wind

[@ssskids123]

Beautiful work as always. If you end up lighting these, would you consider doing a short video on that. Like many I’m better on the making side than the lighting.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Great suggestion! May do that. These two are no longer with me, my friend Rue is doing a ghost tour and he took them for props! But I agree, good video idea.

[@georgebrouder8160]

Genius looks absolutely real wow gonna have a go at that . Thanks for tutorial 👍😱

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@klwdesigns]

Oh great tip (or absence of) I had forgotten about using black AND white to get the concrete look.Well done sir. Additionally, unlike monster mud, you can break these down and store the materials.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

and it weighs so much less!

[@llavesecreta]

Muchas gracias por compartir tu trabajo, Felicitaciones, excelente. Desde Argentina,también festejamos Halloween .

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Your welcome! Happy Halloween to Argentina!

[@hmeza188]

Ok so I did a test run on a smaller version using your tutorial..... FRIEND!!! IT WAS AWESOME!!! I wish I could post a photo, video to show you and thank you proudly!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

That is awesome!

[@seeshell6440]

Love it ! I can spend all day doing this .

[@StiltbeastStudios]

binge watching!

[@seeshell6440]

@@StiltbeastStudios Actually , I finished A Graveyard Statue yesterday. He looks fantabulous. Thanks For the inspiration❤️ To make stuff!

[@seeshell6440]

Currently working on the skull mask now.

[@EricScheck]

Awesome Allen! I've been watching your stuff since 2013 (late to the party) and have made many of the things you've demonstrated over the years. These statues will make an fantastic addition to my cemetery. Many thanks!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Id love to see pictures when you are finished

[@SensationallySilky]

Came from the first vid to this one. Did NOT disappoint. You're a beast with this stuff. Love the blue addition for the aged copper feel!

[@Nonayabizness360]

Just found your channel and my husband and I are hooked. We subbed and are sharing. Thank you for the excellent ideas. I’m a Halloween birthday girl so these items would make excellent party enhancements ❤

[@StiltbeastStudios]

yeah, these can be really creepy if you make a few of them

[@XenaWarrior95]

I just tried to do the cement part of this process I didn’t have 1x4 so I used 2x4 and I put Vaseline on the bottom and up the board that would o be in the cement and now I can’t get the board out? How much Vaseline do u need??? Help!!!! And where do u need to put the Vaseline? Just on the bottom?

[@itzjustmejazzy]

I thank you so much for making this video. You truly inspired me and my daughter to make ones for our yards. This is my very first actually prop I have ever made. I switched it up a bit though I used pvc elbows for his shoulders and I used the head of an old ground breaker I had lying around. On mine I felt his chest needed some help so I used the rib cage off an old broken skeleton I had. He came out absolutely amazing! Thank you so much again for being an amazing inspiration for us!!!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

awesome, sounds like you really beefed it up!

[@itzjustmejazzy]

@@StiltbeastStudios I did !!! I wish you could see him. He came out so amazing and I owe it all to you. Thank you again for being such an inspiration!

[@itzjustmejazzy]

@@StiltbeastStudios is that you on TikTok ? And if so would you mind if I tagged you in the comments ? I have a video of him up on there.

[@Sandcem]

One of my first Halloween DIY videos I watched years ago. Thanks for making a new one in 2020, these are phenomenal. I like the giant dinosaur skulls at the beginning to :)

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Glad you like the vid! the skull will feature in an upcoming project!

[@kipuka22]

I watch this every year. I love your techniques.💀

[@StiltbeastStudios]

maybe I should make a new one...

[@lindasnyder6879]

This was just absolutely fascinating! I so want to create now---well done Maestro!

[@lindasnyder6879]

I am most encouraged by the canvas statue as there is so much more reality in the imagination of the macabre. I loved the shading process the most. Spraying upwards for inner shadow and downwards for the light. The teal was the icing of color, gave the statue a look of superiority. I just have to try this one day---on my bucket list as all supplies and having to own special crafting tools cost. Can I borrow yours? Kidding.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Please do!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

you should give it a shot! I build enough things that tools build up and allow me to make more and more things.

[@smoochesTina]

So creative!! This is just my second video of yours that I’ve seen and I am already hooked!!

[@qqbqeilltqagoffq7070]

Just found your channel and I LOVE it you are a genius

[@johncollins218]

Fantastic! I'll have to look for your other videos. Thank you for the education.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

I have just over 700 on here lol so settle in! warning, they are not all winners!

[@kevdogcle9955]

Wow, your very talented and have mad skills.very impressive and spooky. I'm making some statues for my display this year. I'm going to use old graduation grounds. Then going to drape material over them. Then do spray paint to make the stone look. I'd love to show you my picture. When I complete them.

[@geoseward]

I am going to be leaving my statues outside in the elements and at the end of the video you stated that they were somewhat waterproof since they had been treated with liquid nails. Would the addition of Loctite to join the individual canvas pieces together help make the statue water proof or would you suggest an additional water proof coating to achieve that.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

if they are left outside all year then Id hit them with concrete water sealer... Ive been using that al ot lately www.homedepot.com/p/BEHR-PREMIUM-1-gal-Wet-Look-Sealer-98501/202263927

[@geoseward]

@@StiltbeastStudios thanks so much

[@suckitupcupcake71]

LOVE THIS VIDEO!! I'm getting my supplies ready. Did you use both drop cloth canvases? I follow the first canvas, cut into 3 9x 2'pieces. Was the 3rd 9x2 piece all that was needed for the hood?

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Yes and yes- now go make stuff!

[@suckitupcupcake71]

I did attempt this Made a few mistakes but overall it came out great! Thanks!!

[@sheenalinger4993]

I am not the "leave my comment below" kinda chick HOWEVER... You sir, have opened a seriously Bad a$$ door for me! (plugs in heat gun) How have I never seen this with the underlay foam!?!? I ve had a roll of that in the shop for a long time (dug it out of the "one day" corner) waiting on something cool to do with it. Now ill probably be going to buy more, because of the now VAST array of ideas you've opened. (Yep, off to the Depot! ;) just wanted you to know, you've inspired someone today and I appreciate you! Thanks so much!

[@Melkeller3628]

You are so AWESOME!!!! Just found your channel. These are amazing!!! Thank you for sharing.😊

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Glad you like them!

[@Melkeller3628]

@@StiltbeastStudios I have been really enjoying your channel. I love your reaper as well. Thank you for all your hard work And to share with us. Have a wonderful day.😊

[@jessierognon3588]

Ahh these are good too. You are a prop master!!!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

MAster is a strong word, but I love to make stuff

[@charmainethorneycroft2872]

You are absolutely fantastic love it great ideas can't wait to get started ❤

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video and Go Make Stuff!

[@frankling.robertsiii6811]

Oh! Another fantastic tutorial Alan… I just may have to make a couple of these for my yard this year. Even if we don’t give out candy and stuff, at least we’ll have something for decorations for the season.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

it might be about a home haunts curb appeal this year

[@kathrynnsteele7662]

Wow! Both are awesome! Those wings you made from the pool noodles would be a cool addition to these as well!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

and you could just stick em to the one with heat!

[@paulrhodes482]

I love everything you do you are so talented! Can you please tell where you got the large skulls the ones for $4.99? Thanks for all you do have a wonderful night.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

I think it was Halloween city, glad you like the videos!

[@paulrhodes482]

StiltbeastStudios thank again your awesome! Have a wonderful day.

[@cyndi3328]

Wow! These turned out most excellent! Never would have thought to use skulls in that way. Thank you for all the hard work you pour into these projects and videos.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

I was looking for bowls for shoulders but I saw the skulls first.

[@sylvietoulouse5609]

I just found your channel. What a find indeed!!! You are awsome! This statue will take my graveyard to the next level. Putting her right next to my creepy tree. Look forward to watching all the videos I have missed and the ones to come!! Thank you☠☠

[@chiprhine9740]

Im trully amazed how you bring your talent to life. I love watching your detailed viewer friendly step by step Directions thank you so much From Washington State

[@rebeccafritzinger9457]

I love your videos. I want to decorate this year for Halloween and I came across this. My only question is when putting the board in the pail I know it's set back it's not in the middle but the question is the bucket handle is that at the front of at the back to carry. I hope the question makes sense and even more hoping I get a response because your awesome.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

handle in the back makes it easier to carry

[@francescampbell4731]

I watched this tutorial last year and my husband is going to help me make one this week. I am so excited because Halloween is my absolute favorite holiday and your channel has the best tutorials for professional looking decorations. I would be scared you know what if I were walking in the woods and came across one of your 'guardians' and I ride my horse in the woods weekly, so it could happen! Thanks for the great tutorial!

[@Tomb13]

Really awesome job man! Now set them next to a tree and a soft light shining down on them, and one should have a wizard staff with a light up Crystal Ball and the other his scythe

[@StiltbeastStudios]

that could be cool!

[@marcotardio2331]

Hey. Love this! What are your thoughts on Munster mud vs loctite in this sort of application. Longevity, ease of use, ect … thank you for your awesome videos

[@suziesavage-cahill3897]

Some said he put a list of supplies so we don't have to keep watching the video to go back and write down all the supplies that you need to make it. That would be my only suggestion but I love him and I'd love to see a video about making a witch for Halloween. I'm amazed at what you can do and I'm having a blast making them.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Suzie, I think with a list people would miss processes even though they have all the supplies. I may add lists in the future but for now just bring a note pad with ya!

[@jennslifeinhuntingtonwv2678]

Just getting ready to start getting things together for Halloween and had to check out a few of your videos.

[@ThinkBeforeYouSheep]

Well I'm heading to lowes to grab some materials, awesome build.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Have fun!

[@davidmanevich1040]

Amazing job just for information the foam underlayment is used under wood laminate flooring like pergo

[@StiltbeastStudios]

yeah , I knew it went under something lol.

[@davidmanevich1040]

I really like the canvas one looks so realistic I'm going to make 2 of these to flank my cemetery gate

[@StiltbeastStudios]

very cool, let me know how they turn out!

[@shawnc1016]

Great idea for the shoulders. They're always hard to bulk out. This will be useful for other props too.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

glad you like the concept- run with it!

[@edbouman5013]

Al love watching your channel! You make some of the best Halloween things! The only problem I have with your work, is you never wear protection when spray painting, and at the rate you are going, you are going to have severe breathing problems when you get older! You should really start wearing a respirator when painting or when working with some of the chemicals you use!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Working on it!

[@geoseward]

What exactly did you do to achieve the spray effect on the prop. Is there a certain tip that you used versus the one on the spray can?

[@Cisco36691]

WOW! What great ideas. I would never thought to use liquid nails to coat canvas to help waterproof. You are amazing! Thanks so much.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

it does a great job! thank you for your support!

[@cdeherrera59]

WOW! You are very talented. You amaze me with your creativity. Thank you for sharing your brilliance.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Thank you so much! you are too kind, Im not brilliant, I just love what I do

[@myatt83]

Fantastic! I wonder how many tubes of Loctite were used to make the first statue (the canvas-covered one)? ALso I wonder how weather proof the canvas-covered statue is. Will it survive a few weeks outdoors in a chilly/rainy environment (northeast US)? I just worry it would get wet and the canvas would get moldy even with the Loctite covering.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

7 tubes total and it lasted 4 months till I moved it outdoors in texas

[@myatt83]

@@StiltbeastStudios so it last 4 months outdoors? or 4 months indoors and then fell apart as soon as it moved outdoors? (they you, just wanted to plan a budget for attempting to make 2 of the statues)

[@StiltbeastStudios]

@@myatt83 it was fine outside for 4 months, then I moved it inside so it was not in outdior conditions any longer.

[@myatt83]

@@StiltbeastStudios rock on! appreciate the clarification. i plan to build a few and put them outside for just October, so should be good. I thought it would be cool to also drill some holes in the skull and wire a few LED's inside so the eyes glow red. Trying to brainstorm some other ideas for making these even more scary and cool. Thank you again!

[@steeloscursehauntedhouse47]

wow, i was literally on my way to look up your old statue video then saw that you just uploaded this 9 minutes ago.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

now you have options!

[@LordFenixBloodstone]

that canvas one just in the first step is killer alone it is scary ASF I love it...

[@StiltbeastStudios]

they are fun to make!

[@joannfranco4626]

You amaze me with your genius!! Thank you so much!

[@mariamendoza3243]

Hola desde la ciudad de México, apenas lo descubrí y ya soy fan, me gusta lo que hace y el próximo año haré esto para mi casa 👏👏👏

[@StiltbeastStudios]

¡Me alegro de que te gusten los videos! Espero que hayas tenido un feliz halloween

[@laurieweldon3951]

Awesome! How do you come up with these ideas?

[@StiltbeastStudios]

its my job to make things and solve problems, I work out the muscle that allows you to adapt new materials to new applications- anyone can do it.

[@PhoebesWorldProductions]

those are awesome statues. and I loved seeing your dogs in the background. =) *LOL!* the ending .... ;)

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@PhoebesWorldProductions]

🙂✌🏻

[@chrisdillenbeck3266]

Damn! Great work and awesome inspiration with all you do! I had this idea of one of these using a burlap, cement mache. Chicken wire base with one role of burlap dragged through a mortar slurry and draped over. My concerns are storage and weight. Could be flakey when dry if it's not wrung out enough. Thanks again for all the energy you put in. Know that you are spawning tons more in the minions watching.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

glad you enjoyed it. Cement props are awesome, just so heavy.

[@mljezierski]

Looks good as always. Thanks for the idea. I want a statue in my cemetery, now I need to schedule time to make one.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

MAKE ALL THE THINGS!

[@deoblo85]

that's awesome right there !! quick and easy just the way i like it ... do you seal the outside at all or is the paint going to be enough ? HFL !!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

one of them is polyethelene sheeting, so its waterproof inherently, and the other is canvas coated with liquid nails its its pretty dang water proof.

[@bonnienewman1047]

Going to show this to my daughter!!! She loves Halloween!!! TFS

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Awesome! Thank you! Hope you both have a Happy Halloween!

[@Marrithegreat1]

I love how simple you make it. That is wonderful. You are a fantastic crafter/artist

[@StiltbeastStudios]

most people overthink I find. just do it and figure it out as you go. lol

[@thebellanextdoor]

These are so dang cool thanks for sharing your craft

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Go make stuff!

[@timrose3377]

Given the uncertainty caused by panic this year, I am scaling down my display to basically my grave yard. These will be perfect to add to my existing props quickly and on the cheap. Now if you could do a tutorial for building a canvas and liquid nails container to store the 2000+ props I have, I and my cluttered attic and garage would be even more grateful.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

some tasks are even beyond me.

[@harrykuheim6107]

I like the underlayment one ...much lighter...the length looks better flowing out at the bottom and adds a good flare to camo the bucket base

[@thekellycorner]

Brilliant! What a great looking project that requires so little time.

[@StiltbeastStudios]

Thats the hope right?

[@drazster]

You got me with the Big Dipper comment at the end! I laughed loud enough to scare my cat! Great video!

[@StiltbeastStudios]

sorry I scared your cat!

[@cherylinchrist4826]

It's almost Christmas and I want to do a Mary and Joseph statue. It would be fun to see you make a sweet couple. 😊

[@StiltbeastStudios]

I wish I had time- but the hands are from the spray foam hands video, the body can be done as a cross between this and the weeping angel video. the hair the same as the weeping angel. you can do it!

[@kramakers6958]

Wow inspiration. Gonna make gargoyles for my graveyard using this technique. Thank you.

[@mariannelasalle6604]

Awesome statues wish I had the means to cut the wood and drill the holes I would love to try and make the canvas statue

[@StiltbeastStudios]

I know home depot could do the cutting for you- and you should get yourself a screw gun for all kinds of stuff. let me know if you make one!