43% offMarrowgate 3 ft Skeleton, 2 pack
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- Two skeletons in one box
- 36.5 inches each
- Hinged shoulders
$16.99$29.99
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Stonewick Stones
$23.99$39.99
Stonewick Stones
$23.99$39.99
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See it in the scene: The Graveyard →
25.6 inches tall, 16.5 across
A skeleton climbing out of a lawn is a strange sight until there are headstones behind it, and then it is obvious. That is the entire job of this set: it turns a prop into a graveyard, and it does it for less than the cost of the light you would otherwise buy. Each stone comes with a metal ground pole and goes in with one shove.
25.6 inches by 16.5. The short ones sold in bags disappear into the grass from the sidewalk, which defeats the purpose — nobody is standing over your flower bed to appreciate them.
They are printed on hardened corrugated board rather than moulded foam. That is the trade: they weigh nothing and store flat behind a shelf, and they are not meant to spend a week in standing rain.
The faces take a marker. Family names, the year, the dog. A stone with a name somebody recognises does more than a stone that says RIP.
Built for outdoors
Put the tallest stone furthest back and slightly off-centre, never directly behind the main piece — a stone right behind a skeleton reads as a headboard. Stagger the rest at different distances so the eye has depth to travel. And leave one leaning.
25.6 inches tall by 16.5 across. The short ones sold in bags disappear into the grass from the sidewalk, which defeats the purpose — nobody is standing over your flower bed to appreciate them.
Hardened corrugated board with the stone printed on it, not moulded foam. That is the trade: they weigh nothing, they store flat behind a shelf, and they are water-resistant rather than built to spend a week in standing rain.
Each stone comes with a metal ground pole and goes in with one shove. There is no separate stake to buy.
Light board on a single pole is the trade you are making for the price and the storage. Drive the pole its full length into soft soil, and on an exposed lot back each stone with a second stake at the base rather than trusting the pole alone.
The faces take a marker. Family names, the year, the dog. A stone with a name somebody recognises does more than a stone that says RIP.
Tallest furthest back and slightly off-centre, never directly behind the main piece — a stone right behind a skeleton reads as a headboard. Stagger the rest at different distances, and leave one leaning.
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