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7 comments:
Heading back tomorrow for the Scarecrow Festival. Can't wait to see the Tin Man again! Hopefully the weather is nicer than Saturday.
yes, sorry to say i didnt make it. but will try again another saturday
NOO!!! I know he will survive, but rain is still not a friend :(
Man, that thing looks wicked. I think this could be your year.
Speaking of rain and your props, anything in particular you use to seal them against the elements?
The new Rose will be partially mache'd, so inquiring minds would like to know. Thanks and fantastic work as always.
That has to be one of the most amazing things I have every seen. Seriously, stunning.
Thanks for sharing and inspiring :)
Cheers!
He's doing fine after a couple of days of solid rain. Thankfully.
I use a product by Rustoleum called WATERPROOFING FABRIC PROTECTOR. A flat spray sealer for outdoor furniture. Recommended for fabric and leather. Soaks into the mache.
Home Depot had it, but I'm having a hard time locating it now.
That is sooooo wicked....
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