Scarecrow standing

Be afraid. These blood curdling creatures are sure to terrify any trick-or-treaters, co-workers, or customers.

My mother and I didn't want to buy one of the crappy scarecrows at Michael's or Jo-Ann's, so we decided to design and build our own. We used PVC for the frame, so it's lightweight and waterproof, and stuffed him with packing materials. There was some trial-and-error, so some of the pictures show the steps a little differently, but hopefully everything is clear. We think he looks pretty awesome! For the stand: - 2ft piece of 1. Have your 10 ft length of PVC cut into four pieces: one 5 ft, one 1 ft, two 2 ft. The people at the hardware store can cut it for you, or you can do it with a hand saw.

Scarecrow standing

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Make a waterproofing cap by cutting a cone out of a heavy-duty gallon ziploc bag.

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Sung to the tune of: "Sing a Song of Sixpence" We're the farmer's scarecrow We scare the away the birds, We keep the farmer's corn safe without any words, But when Halloween comes We jump out of the ground And we scare the boys and girls when they come walking round. I'm a Little Scarecrow. I'm a little scarecrow, Raggedy and worn I wear a hat And a shirt that's torn. Scarecrow standing in the field On a bright and sunny day, Don't forget to do your job Scare the hungry crows away! Scarecrow, Scarecrow. Scarecrow, scarecrow, standing in the field, Scarecrow, scarecrow, you will never yield. Scarecrow, scarecrow, you work all day long, Scarecrow, scarecrow, you never do it wrong. Scarecrow, scarecrow, you scare away the birds, Scarecrow, scarecrow, you don't say any words.

Scarecrow standing

This stunning standing scarecrow gnome has a ton of features and is a fun Fall decor piece. It is a standing gnome with legs and posable arms — something everyone has been asking for. Create this gnome using the provided pattern but change up the decorations. I added patches and raffia but would love to see how you make this fall gnome idea. This fun standing gnome pattern has just been waiting to make his debut! I had a lot of fun creating all of the little details like the patches, his jeans, and the straw poking out. Do you know the secrets to a properly-proportioned gnome? Do you know where to get the best-priced fur? Get all of this and exclusive content just for you delivered right to your inbox with the gnome-making series, free of charge.

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Need help deciding or planning your holiday decor? Tape the fronts of the legs together, and tape the backs of the legs together, to form one big circular opening. Wrap the bottom end of the 2 ft PVC in plastic wrap and stand it up in the block. Remove the 5 ft PVC, allow to cure, then trim the excess plastic bag. Pick up the tape and apply to the hairline, ensuring the hat will cover the tape. Get out your fabric or opened pillowcase, and lay it out. Have your 10 ft length of PVC cut into four pieces: one 5 ft, one 1 ft, two 2 ft. About: I'm a crafting junkie and a sewing masochist. Trim bits if necessary. If using other packing materials, put them in ziploc bags first so they're waterproof. Note where the hat sits before making the face, to avoid making the face too high on the forehead. Warranty Information. Finish stuffing the torso and adjust the suspenders as needed.

My mother and I didn't want to buy one of the crappy scarecrows at Michael's or Jo-Ann's, so we decided to design and build our own. We used PVC for the frame, so it's lightweight and waterproof, and stuffed him with packing materials. There was some trial-and-error, so some of the pictures show the steps a little differently, but hopefully everything is clear.

The 5 ft piece is the body piece, 1 ft is the head, and the 2 ft pieces are the arms. Email Address. You save. Free Shipping. Line the head shell with a dry cleaning bag or other plastic bag. We used inch lengths of raffia. We stand behind our products and know how important having the best holiday decor means to you. If using other packing materials, put them in ziploc bags first so they're waterproof. Use dry cleaning bags for the limbs, cutting and taping with packing tape to make them narrower if you like. Tapestry needles are easier, if you have one, but any needle will do.