A homemade ghost

[california ghoul]

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

[Hallow's Queen]

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

[jadewik]

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.

[Andybev01]

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

[Hallow's Queen]

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

[jadewik]

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 ))

[california ghoul]

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

[california ghoul]

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.

[Rising Dead Man]

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.

[Ghoul Friday]

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.