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Étape 4: Clinch le fil ensemble

Mettez des gants en cuir et utilisez une pince à bec pour rattacher les fils le long du côté coupé de la tête. Commencez à la base du cou et déplacez-vous, enveloppant les fils lâches autour des hexagones pleins. Gardez les tondeuses à portée de main au cas où plus de fil doit être retiré pour un ajustement plus serré. Rattachez le fil jusqu'au sommet de la tête jusqu'à ce que les derniers fils soient bouclés et fixés. Ensuite, refixez le long des épaules.
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Pointe

• Tordez les extrémités libres des hexagones avec la pince à bec pour faire le lien. Puis tournez les pointes du fil pour qu'elles ne vous égratignent pas. Il y a plusieurs façons d'attacher les hexs. Vous pouvez également boucler deux ensemble et tordre. Prenez le temps de comprendre quelle méthode fonctionne bien pour vous. Cela devient plus facile au fur et à mesure.
  

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Étape 5: Clipsez l'autre côté

Une fois que tout le côté gauche est terminé, enlevez la forme de la tête en mousse et coupez l'excès de fil de l'autre côté de la tête. Ensuite, suivez la même technique que dans l'étape précédente pour clincer les fils ensemble sur le côté droit. Une fois terminé, la tête devrait s'asseoir tout seul.
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Étape 6: Former les caractéristiques du visage

Utilisez vos pouces pour former des indentations dans le fil pour les orbites. Puis pincez le fil pour former un nez. Pincez la zone du menton de sorte qu'il pointe du cou.
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Step 7: Measure the Shoulders

Measure 8 1/2 inches from the chin to the shoulders on both sides, 17 inches total. Use painter's tape to mark the measurement.
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Step 8: Form the Shoulders

Use the baseball bat to shape the shoulders. Place the bat under the chicken wire on the inside of the blue tape and mould the wire over the top of the bat. Do this to both sides and then use clippers to remove the excess chicken wire. The shoulders should be rounded, measuring 8 inches from front to back and 17 inches long from one side to the other. Adjust your measurements to match by clipping excess wire if needed.
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Step 9: Remove the Front Wire

The top and bottom of the chicken wire comes with a manufactured wire through the links. You'll need to remove this wire from the front and back of the shoulders using wire clippers.
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Section 2: Make the Torso

Step 1: Cut Tapered Torso Shapes

Measure 18 by 36 inches of chicken wire from the roll and lay it flat. Use painter's tape to taper the sides of the wire so it measures 18 inches at the top and 13 inches at the bottom. Then clip along the edge of the tape.

Repeat this process to get two pieces of the same tapered torso shape. When making the second torso shape, measure 18 inches from the bottom of the wire. One side of the chicken wire will already be angled in from the previous cut. Measure and cut the other side only. This saves you a cutting step.
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Step 2: Attach Torso to the Shoulders

Attach the first torso shape to the front of the shoulders, under the neck. Line the long side of the torso shape up with the bottom edge of the shoulders and clinch the hexes together with needle-nosed pliers. Do this to the back side of the torso as well. Then, leave 4 inches of wire open under the edge of the shoulders to make the arm holes. Connect about five links at the armpit and down towards the waist. Once five links are secure, leave the rest of the side open for future shaping. Next, measure 17 inches from the top of the shoulders to the waist and then bend the extra wire out so it is perpendicular to the torso. The form should now sit on the ground without falling over.
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Step 3: Shape the Bust

Place the baseball bat inside the torso even with the armpits. Mould both sides of the bust around the top of the bat. You'll also have to use your hands to sculpt the wire into the form of the bust.
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• Always keep in mind the human shape when sculpting the wire. Do your best to keep the neck long and the chin up just a bit. The shoulders should sit directly over the waist.
  

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Section 3: Make the Dress

Step 1: Cut & Overlap Two Pieces

Now make the billowy dress. Begin by measuring and clipping 7 feet of chicken wire. Lay it flat on the ground. Then, measure 8 feet of wire and lay it perpendicular to the first layer so it forms an "X." Center the two pieces evenly, but let one side of the top layer be 12 inches longer than the other side. Mark the middle of the overlapping square with a piece of tape.
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Step 2: Mark the Center

Cut three pieces of painter's tape measuring 7 inches each. Use the strips of tape to make a star at the center of the wire, where the two pieces overlap. You should already have this marked.
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Step 3: Sew Around the Star

Use the long wire you set aside when opening the chicken wire package to sew a circle around the star. Clip about 14 inches from the wire and use needle-nosed pliers to weave the wire in and out of the two layers, locking them together. When you reach full circle, twist the joining ends together and clip away the excess.
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Step 4: Clip an "X" in the Center

Remove the tape and clip across the circle you just sewed, and then across the opposite way, forming an "X." Pull the sides back so the center circle is open.
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Step 5: Connect the Chicken Wire at the Corners

Pull the corners of the chicken wire in until they meet, and then clinch them tightly together at the four corners. Leave an extra 12 inches of wire at the back of the long side. The dress will begin to form. The natural bend of the chicken wire will want to turn in. Wearing gloves, force the edge out so it creates a shelf for the dress to sit on. Use your hands to shape the wire until it sits up on its own.
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Section 4: Make the Arms

Step 1: Form the Arm Shapes

You should have just enough chicken wire left on the roll to make the two arms. Begin by wrapping the wire around the bat and clipping away the extra. Overlap the wire until the circumference is about 11 inches. Link the hexes 12 inches down the shaft of the arm. At 12 inches, pinch the tube together to make the elbow. You can bend the wire a little to one side to make the natural bend of an arm. Continue linking the hexes down the forearm, tapering in the width of the tube as you go. When you reach 9 inches from the elbow, stop linking the hexes, and leave the last 7 inches open for the hand. The entire arm length should measure somewhere between 28 and 32 inches. Do this a second time to make a matching arm. Trim the tops of the arms at a 45-degree angle so they will attach to the torso properly.
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Step 2: Make the Hands

Fan out the last 7 inches of chicken wire on the arms to make the hands. Trim the sides to make the shape of a palm and fingers. You do not need to make individual fingers.
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Section 5: Put the Parts Together

Step 1: Attach the Arms to the Torso

Begin by linking the arm shapes to the torso with needle-nosed pliers. The arms should fit perfectly over the holes previously left on the torso.
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Step 2: Add a Bun to the Head

Make a bun for the head by molding a piece of chicken wire over the end of the bat and trimming it to about 3 inches tall. Then, attach it to the back of the head with the needle-nosed pliers.
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Step 3: Attach the Torso to the Dress

Finally, place the entire torso over the top of the skirt and line up the openings. Squeeze the waist in so the openings match in size -- the sides of the torso will overlap until the waist is the proper size. Then link the hexes together. This step takes some individual shaping and moulding to get the form to look lifelike. Spend some time positioning the arms and bust until you are happy with the silhouette.
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Continue making adjustments until you are satisfied with the shape. You can play with placing the arms in different positions. Once completed, the ghost should sit sturdily on its own and be easy to move around to haunt your yard in various locations.
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