That would be great! The location we used them in is up high on a wall so it would be really hard for us to turn them on and off or change out the batteries so we just opted for lighting them from the front with spots. We've used these now for 3 years and they still look brand new. They have aged very well and held up in the California Heat/Direct sunlight and rain without any issues. I have not even needed to touch them up! Thanks for the comment!
Good Question...if you continue along in the video we show how we paint them towards the end. If your asking why they are tan or brown to start with that is because after I made them I just sprayed a solid coat of paint over them as I knew that would be my base coat. I always start with a solid base coat (spray paint being the easiest) and then do all my detailing over that. The light color is: American Accents Spray Paint, Satin Nutmeg, the darker color is: Satin Espresso and Gloss Kona Brown. Hope that helps!
Yes we painted them. I use a flat sand color paint but any brown will do. Black highlights. I believe the video shows you exactly how we painted them towards the end. Watch it all the way through or skip to the end for the painting!!
Lighting them from the inside with string lights so they glow would be awesome!
That would be great! The location we used them in is up high on a wall so it would be really hard for us to turn them on and off or change out the batteries so we just opted for lighting them from the front with spots. We've used these now for 3 years and they still look brand new. They have aged very well and held up in the California Heat/Direct sunlight and rain without any issues. I have not even needed to touch them up! Thanks for the comment!
Is it weird that I’d be happy having this as room decore?
LOL Not at all! You would never have to dust again!!
Loved this. Am going to watch your making skulls video. Thanks 😎☠️💀☠️👌🏻
Thanks so much! It was so much fun to make and I feel like I have made 1000 skulls over the last couple years!! :)
soooooo awesome
Thanks! They have held up great! I haven't had to do a single repair on them since they were first made and I use them every year!!
i love uuu
Ummm....thanks?
After you make the milk jug skull what did you put on it? Is it just painted on the outside or is there something else?
Good Question...if you continue along in the video we show how we paint them towards the end. If your asking why they are tan or brown to start with that is because after I made them I just sprayed a solid coat of paint over them as I knew that would be my base coat. I always start with a solid base coat (spray paint being the easiest) and then do all my detailing over that. The light color is: American Accents Spray Paint, Satin Nutmeg, the darker color is: Satin Espresso and Gloss Kona Brown. Hope that helps!
Yes we painted them. I use a flat sand color paint but any brown will do. Black highlights. I believe the video shows you exactly how we painted them towards the end. Watch it all the way through or skip to the end for the painting!!