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Thanks Armoury. I hope you had a fun Halloween.

My pleasure.

Thank you. If you’re interested in using it yourself the music is available on Pixabay by QubeSounds.

If the electric candles are affordable and have the switch anywhere, but underneath, they would probably be good. As long as they are able to be secured, and are able to be switched on and off. The cardboard candles might be good for a sheltered position. Most of my display is exposed to the elements, so I find the battery tea lights to be an advantage, because I can pop them out if it rains, without ruining the look of the display. Plus, I can easily access the on/off switch and they fit securely into well secured candle bases without danger of falling off. Using the cable ties idea is a good alternative for securing the plates if you don’t want to use screws. I like screws because they provide additional support for the wax candles to prevent them falling off, because in addition to the candles sticking to the plates, the screws serve as anchors. My bad for not explaining properly. I’m sure that I’ll use your cable tie idea for a future project. Thanks. FYI, I saw some solar lights advertised at Aldi about a year ago, but missed out on them. They came as a pack of 4, all the same size and at a good price. I missed out on them. If I come across those again, I would consider using the cable ties as you suggest, use a very strong glue to attach their base to the plate and pray for a sunny day to charge them for Halloween. Thanks again.

Thanks Jack. I hope you enjoy making it and that it gives your Halloween display that little bit of extra creepiness that the trick-or-treaters are looking for.👻

That's very kind of you to suggest Armoury, but I like to do it by myself without any pressure. Its a personal thing. An idea comes, then I source what I need from what I already have, or from what other people are throwing away, and make it when I'm getting ready for Halloween. I wouldn't even know how to make a collab video. It would just make the process a bit harder for me. I hope you understand.

Thank you. Much appreciated!

Jaula de tomates, 3 hula sKirts, imperdibles, cuerda, cinta adhesiva, sombrero y gafas de sol, también unos alicates para doblar la parte superior de la jaula de tomates hacia abajo.

Thanks Janice. If you’re in Brisbane on Halloween, you’re welcome to come and check it out.!

I think the foam ball is a good idea. There is another prop that I put together that could benefit best with one too. But, it means that I’d have to store it and I have absolutely no space left for anything. I think that if space isn’t an issue, go for it! :)

Mine are simple because I make them from whatever is around, which at times isn’t much. Plus I’m no great artist or anything, so everything I make has to be easy. I’ve seen your flowers before. I like yours too. I wouldn’t trust myself with a soldering iron though. 😂

Glad you like it!

Sorry. What is a Halloween pail? If you help me to understand, maybe I could come up with an idea to help.

The styrofoam ball is a good way to preserve the tomato cage. Good idea.

@@pumpkinhead8633 it's a trick or treat pail

@@wyntresorrow403 I get you now… a bucket. I thought it may have been a typo. If it has to be like a bucket, maybe you could convert a plastic, or tin pot and draw, paint, or even stick a face on. Maybe drill holes in the side and use an old wire coat hanger for handles. Maybe, just buy a plastic bucket and put a face on? What are your ideas?

Some thick rope, or leather-like strapping might be a more comfortable handle than wire as a handle. Changed my mind about the coat hanger.

Happy Halloweeeeeen!!!

Wow . Thank you Armoury-Terrain. Have you started anything for Halloween yet?

@@pumpkinhead8633 I have thought about it, but still making movie props.

That would be an awesome job. Thanks for referring me to Halloween Lovers. I'll check them out.

I’m really glad to hear that. It feels good to imagine this Cousin Itt popping up in other countries. I appreciate your kind comment. ❤. I hope you and your trick or treaters enjoy him.

Muchisimas gracias

Ha ha. I think you like the Addams Family.

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LOL …… That’s funny. 😂

Great. Glad you like it. Have fun!

That’s great. I can’t wait to see what you come up with. My whole channel is about sharing ideas. I keep everything very simple, so there’s heaps of room for others to expand on my ideas. Thanks for your willingness to share your ideas too. I’ll check out the link.

How about some google eyes, or polka dots?

Where abouts are you located? I am in Brisbane.

That's an idea worth trying. I'll check out your posts when they're up.

Thanks Charnay.

Thanks. That’s very flattering. Do you do Halloween stuff?

I think that is a great idea and worth trying. Thanks for sharing your idea.

@@pumpkinhead8633 Although since watching this video I have come across a plant called the doll eyes plant that has eyes like this.

@@ArmouryTerrain Oh! Ha ha. I wonder who thought of it first? I think your idea is a good one anyway. Thanks again.

Yes. It snaps when you make it into a bracelet.

That's a great idea!

Sure. I'll definitely check out your Boofest!

Thanks Paul. The name is Audrey II. I promise that I’ll get there eventually with a DIY man eating plant, based on Audrey II from Little Shop of Horrors. Thanks for your interest. If you subscribe to my channel, you can be notified of new DIY videos when they are published. Happy Halloween!

Thanks Janice. Thing is a helpful character, and often helps Morticia in the glasshouse, so it seems to be true to his role in the show. I think he would stand out better with a red, or blue glove, since the green blends in with the foliage of the plant... and maybe a bigger, bolder flower. I hope that the idea behind how to make it is what people see, and that they will use their imagination to make it shine. Arranging him next to Cousin Itt with a spotlight on them would create a nice shadowy effect. Thank you for your interest and for dropping me a note.🎃👻