Free Cemetry Gate And Fence plans - Well for 2002 I decided that Raven Manor should have a fancy gate and fence for two reasons. 1) To keep the trick or treaters from walking through the middle of the yard (all those cords and semi-fragile foam tombstones); and 2) it plain just looks good and helps create the whole cemetery scene. I actually started thinking about this project the previous year and searched for examples of other peoples work. Bob Andrews had about the closest thing to what I was looking for at the time. This year when I started thinking seriously about this project I had found that John Nelson had completed a fantastic piece of work using foam sides to mimic worn stucco with the underlying brick revealed. It was the perfect classic look I wanted.
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Free Cemetry Gate And Fence plans - Well for 2002 I decided that Raven Manor should have a fancy gate and fence for two reasons. 1) To keep the trick or treaters from walking through the middle of the yard (all those cords and semi-fragile foam tombstones); and 2) it plain just looks good and helps create the whole cemetery scene. I actually started thinking about this project the previous year and searched for examples of other peoples work. Bob Andrews had about the closest thing to what I was looking for at the time. This year when I started thinking seriously about this project I had found that John Nelson had completed a fantastic piece of work using foam sides to mimic worn stucco with the underlying brick revealed. It was the perfect classic look I wanted.