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Once the fabric is attached to the board and trimmed, you can mount the swords. Push the wire from the bottom through the hole and the fabric, wrap it around the sword, and push it down through the fabric
and the next hole. Wrap the wire tightly to secure the swords.
A trick for hiding one of the wires is to position the bottom wire for the bottom sword at the spot where the top sword overlaps the bottom sword.
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and the next hole. Wrap the wire tightly to secure the swords.
A trick for hiding one of the wires is to position the bottom wire for the bottom sword at the spot where the top sword overlaps the bottom sword.
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Next, lay out where on the board you would like to position the swords and your Gemmy skull, and mark the positions of (a) where you want to mount the swords (ideally two locations for each sword), (b)
where the round protrusions on the bottom of your skull come in contact with the board (for mounting the skull on the board), and (c) four points adjacent to the loops also on the bottom of the skull (for
securing the skull with wire). I suggest using wire to secure...
where the round protrusions on the bottom of your skull come in contact with the board (for mounting the skull on the board), and (c) four points adjacent to the loops also on the bottom of the skull (for
securing the skull with wire). I suggest using wire to secure...
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So you've got a Gemmy skull and you're feeling bored. Well, put it to good use and create your very own talking pirate skull plaque--you know, like the one in the Pirates of the Caribbean ride.
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First, you'll need some materials. More specifically, you'll need a wooden...
So you've got a Gemmy skull and you're feeling bored. Well, put it to good use and create your very own talking pirate skull plaque--you know, like the one in the Pirates of the Caribbean ride.
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First, you'll need some materials. More specifically, you'll need a wooden...


