Something new won.
Here’s a shot of Digger, an old caretaker type of skeleton that graced our yard display in 1992, after 16 years of abuse and poor storage the old boy needed a major upgrade.

After




After the papier mache clay had dried I sculpted in the details using Creative Paperclay, a product available at art and craft stores. Digger is well on his way to looking over the cemetery and pumpkin patch in our 2008 display…oh yeah, Digger will also have a bride (with boobies) that is currently in the works…more as she gets completed.




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