Halloween Discussion Forums, Costumes, Horror!

With finances being really tight this year, I started doing a search for some homemade Halloween decorations and ran into a video on how to make a ghost out of some wood, gauze and starch. It seems like it's simple to do and fairly inexpensive. Where would I find that much gauze though? Michael's?
Gosh, this ghost would look really neat in a graveyard setting!!

http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/cr_occasions_h ... 02,00.html

i like the homemade grave stones the best... i think its page 3

Don't look for gauze. Look for Cheesecloth. Every craft store or craft section in a store should have cheese cloth somewhere. It's fairly inexpensive too.

Grocery stores carry cheesecloth too. Look in the baking supply aisle.

is cheescloth that holey thin looking clothe? im not really sure...

Cheesecloth looks like this:
http://www.gourmetsleuth.com/images/cheesecloth_300.jpg

((I didn't want to hotlink the photo and steal bandwith and I'm too lazy to host it myself... so you'll have to click the link to see ))

Oh I like the way cheesecloth looks! Does it come in large sheets? I always imagined it being in little pieces.

i like the homemade grave stones the best... i think its page 3

Aren't they cool! I just don't want to go out and buy all those power tools, they look pretty expensive.

I like the gravestones too. They look more real then the gravestones I see in most yard haunts. The only thing that does not look real is the words. They look too fake to be on a real stone.

If you have fabric stores around (especially if you have a strip in town that has a few fabric stores), cheesecloth is usually cheaper than at craft stores. You can buy it by the meter.