Love how yours turned out. Great idea to use the shop cloths instead of paper towels to fill in the gaps. Plus, using extra tendrils to beef up her hair. She's beautiful!
Thanks Jennie. I think that will be my big project for the year and now I'll do some smaller stuff. Shoving her around the garage for the last 4 weeks has worn me out! I do not know how you coped with the enormity of that hearse! There's only so much working space in a garage!
Thanks! It's a bit different than your Beloved tombstone with the skeleton busting out....which is crazy good and oh so imaginative! Thanks for the compliment.... now into the next thing!
Thanks Kathy. I always TRY to keep the tutorials short and just hit the high points, but sometimes it's a challenge to know which steps to show in detail. Hopefully I covered the important stuff.
Hey Ray! I'd love to see photos of yours! Did you post any pix or videos? I had the head and the dress already and am a wood worker hobbyist so had the lumber so not sure if mine got to $200, but ya, for sure it's a big tombstone and gets a little spendy. My big expense was the dang wheels so I could roll her around....they were like $7 each and I used 6! Anyways...would love to see yours.
Love how yours turned out. Great idea to use the shop cloths instead of paper towels to fill in the gaps. Plus, using extra tendrils to beef up her hair. She's beautiful!
+Scaryladyvideos Thank you!! You have spawned an army of Beloved tombstones! Your work is such an inspiration!
Beautiful!
Love it so much, great work. All your time and effort really shows. Your work on the dress and hair made all the difference.
Thanks Tina. Glad she's done so I can move on to something else (and move her out of the garage....she's so big!)
She looks really great! I love the back of the dress & the flowers. You did a beautiful job on the paint. awesome work. Jennshaunts
Thanks Jennie. I think that will be my big project for the year and now I'll do some smaller stuff. Shoving her around the garage for the last 4 weeks has worn me out! I do not know how you coped with the enormity of that hearse! There's only so much working space in a garage!
Awesome!
Thanks! It's a bit different than your Beloved tombstone with the skeleton busting out....which is crazy good and oh so imaginative! Thanks for the compliment.... now into the next thing!
Stunning!
Thanks!
Super great job on the project AND the tutorial!
Thanks Kathy. I always TRY to keep the tutorials short and just hit the high points, but sometimes it's a challenge to know which steps to show in detail. Hopefully I covered the important stuff.
Wow. Great work!
Thanks! Congratulations on your great life changes this year....I am jealous of that big front yard!
What about moving it into storage. Is she hard like stone?
That's is amazing
Andrew Weller Thanks Andrew! Super fun to make.
Just finished mine it's great . But I did spend around 200.00 on this .so be ready
Hey Ray! I'd love to see photos of yours! Did you post any pix or videos? I had the head and the dress already and am a wood worker hobbyist so had the lumber so not sure if mine got to $200, but ya, for sure it's a big tombstone and gets a little spendy. My big expense was the dang wheels so I could roll her around....they were like $7 each and I used 6! Anyways...would love to see yours.