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Hi, nice unboxing, I just have one question, you wanted to turn on the head and it didn't work, it had no light and no sound?and when you finished assembling it, it worked?

The Party City one is plastic too, but it doesn't have sound or light up eyes.

Hi! I purchased one that was already opened from Costco. I can not fit in back in box neatly. By chance, were you able to pack it back neatly?

Red is great 😀

Gorgeous! I sbsolutely love using zip ties instead of pipe cleaners.

That’s why your decorations are legendary! Anyone else would have hung a sheet for a backdrop and called it a day😅

You're so creative and talented ❤

You should really honeymoon as an art teacher or instructor🕺🏼

Dinosaur ones are still good and they’ll last forever. Great job! Ty

My regular stain is smearing the gel stain. Maybe it didn't dry for long enough??? Any ideas on how to prevent the smearing?

Wow! Looks awesome Tiffany! I'm going to try to build a set of columns for Halloween 2024! Wish me luck!

Trying to figure out how you got those 8 and 10 ft pieces in that tiny car of yours! LoL. Musta had them delivered!

gonna be a hell of a lot more than 200 dollars now. half inch pvc pipe is 4.79 plus tax for one 10 foot piece. 1 x 2 boards are 2 dollars each. spray paint is 8 dollars per can. and screws would be 30. your now looking at 350 to 400 dollars to do what you did. nobody is going to pay that much anymore. your fence looks good. but i make mine a little fancier.

Cool idea

I enjoyed your video and loved your energy. Thanks for sharing. Love the red too!

Great easy to follow video! One thing I did different to make the fence seem like old and rusted was when I painted the fence with spray paint starting with black I sprinkled dry dirt (not sand) but dirt on the paint when it was wet so the dirt would stick to it then spray painted with the flat rust colored rustoleum and then added the dry dirt again. It's more labor intensive but it really looks like it's old and rusted. Do a small section not the whole fence so you are working with wet spray paint and you can get the technique down before you try and do an larger section.

I used to live in Fairborn and my kids always begged to go to Foy’s. They had a Capuchin monkey at the time and you could buy dumdums and give them to the monkey. It was my daughter’s favorite thing to do.

I love your column and fence videos and plan to recreate both next year with a couple of changes. I am going to eliminate the plywood to lighten up the load and use solar lights so I don't have to wire them. If that fails, plan B is to follow your instructions. Your ideas translate easily (unlike some other channels) and your humor is spot on! I forgot, I also plan to use drylock paint instead of the cement to finish the columns because I have previously used that and the foam headstones are now about eight or ten years old and still going strong. I actually found that by accident while waterproofing our basement. I made a huge spider this season, Miss Charlotte (named by my husband), by taking an empty horse feed bag, rolling it in a ball, duct taping it all over, then adding large bubbled bubble wrap that I received free from a garage sale site, then I made a smaller one for the head, I bought foam for basement pipe insulation from Lowe's, ran a length of wire in the legs and used duc tape to form the claws, then I gathered the 4 lengths of foam with duct tape in the middle and attached it to the underside of the spider. Covered her in canned foam like you used on the column, going side to side until her was covered. The only problem I had was the foam wanted to slide off the bubble wrap so for my next one I plan to paste newspaper on the bubble wrap, then foam it. For her fangs I took two strands of foam and dipped them in blood red acrylic paint She looks awesome, even if I do say so myself. I watched three of your videos and had to subscribe! Thanks for the incredible ideas!

The fence is fantastic and I will make it for my Halloween decorations next Halloween. Sorry for the loss of your fur baby.

Good idea. Thanks

Looks fantastic!!

Where did you buy the clamps

Lol funny vid with the voice change/speed up, grew up in seat cover king watching dana & my dad do upholstery, went to the original clark middle school early early 90's. Went there then as a kid i was board lol, was gonna go there on our next family trip up but idk now cause i like to film lol

This was helpful! I was trying to stop my stain from dripping off the wood.

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Absolutely gorgeous , love these x new subscriber , (Sarah, Devon , UK) x

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Very nice 👌,🌹

lol you make me feel so much better about my projects...they basically go the same way as yours. But for temporary projects like Halloween I've learned to plan them to minimize waste. e.g. plywood is expensive where I live so it would be cut 2 by 4 feet and since rough 2x4's are cheap here they would just be cut to whatever length

The people need more vlogs my dear

Merry Christmas! 🎄🎁

How do you layer each one? I know I noticed you did over two. So when you put the next one on, how did you layer that one?

Not sure about the swearing,,

Love it!

So cool! Do you store them as one large piece? I wish I had room for that...

when are you and uncle ryan gonna do the pumpkin carving thing you guys do near halloween ?

Ooooohhhh, spooky!!! Looks good and seems easy enough I could even do it! Thanks

Nice walk-through, I particularly like the way you created a jig to ease assembly. I have a couple suggestions to improve the longevity and reduce the recurring maintenance for this prop: - Use inexpensive cedar 2"x3" fence rails instead of pine. Cedar resists rot and insects better than pine, is usually lighter weight, and depending on availability, cedar is often less expensive than similarly sized 2"x3" pine rails. - Before installing the PVC pipe pickets wrap a piece of 120-grit or 150-grit sandpaper around the picket, and pull the PVC tube through the sandpaper to rough up the smooth surface. Straight through or with a twisting motion work well. The paint will adhere better, reducing year-to-year touch-ups. The majority of the 30-panel fence prop I built in 2006 is still in service, and I've only had to replace three sections in the last 15-years.

LOL.. great video

Great tutorial.. Would love to see more Halloween builds by you...

When I tapped on your RUclips channel and sold the glasses I had to make a comment you have won the rose or clear glasses by glasses by Zeeloo? And I thought wow those are the same glasses I have and they look very very pretty on you I have the rose or pink and I love them just love them I haven't gone back to get any other one yet but I just had to make a comment they look very pretty on you.

Great job and you’re funny as hell. Thanks for sharing!

So, couldn't we simply use our PRINTER to print an image on a clear sheet, i.e. a paper sleeve, then continue as directed? Hmmm.

Those look real. Good job! Ps. That’s a nice looking truck in your background

Bad ass

How do you store these after Halloween? We have limited space and would have to dismantle completely I think.

I bought a normal 7/8" drill bit and it's tearing the crap out of the wood on both sides. I think going with a forstner drill bit is the way to go. Your holes look so clean.

Looks great! I was thinking of what I could do to change how I surrounded my grave yard, and this sooks like a great solution!