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The Lovely Harvey and I consider Halloween our Christmas in terms of decorating and having fun.
This year She wanted to put a Grim Reaper in our annual graveyard.
After seeing that a life sized reaper is $300...
Off to YouTube!
I think we're still under $50 at this point:
That's a 3/4" PVC frame and a couple of canvas painter's drop cloths with some skeletal hands stolen from a broken decoration.
She's going to paint the canvas and we're looking for better hands.
I'm making a scythe.
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When we lived in a more urban neighborhood, Halloween was always awesome. I dressed as a live action Grim Reaper complete with a real antique scythe once. I bought a king size Martha Stewart black bedsheet to make my shroud and used black mesh to hide my face so I could still see and breathe. For safety the edge of the scythe blade was covered with duck tape, but that just made it look freshly sharpened. I stood in the corner of the porch near the door and at the right moment came at Trick-Or-Treaters with a menacing and scary sound. This always got screams of fear and then laughter from being scared. We had all kinds of other effects and spooky stuff, and our house was a favorite of the kids because we gave out FULL SIZE candy bars.
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