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" Materials: 1/4&amp;quot; plywood 14&amp;quot; x 24&amp;quot; (body) Saber saw 1&amp;quot; and 11/2&amp;quot; drywall screws Pine lumber: 30&amp;quot;, 10&amp;quot; and two 24&amp;quot; 1 x 6; 24&amp;quot; and 13&amp;quot; 1 x 8; two 51/2&amp;quot; 2 x 4 White wood primer Flat brush, 1/4&amp;quot; stencil brush, round brush Glow-in-the-Dark paint (we used Delta Ceramcoat Warm Green, Atomic Orange, Clear Glow) 2&amp;quot;-wide long strips of white fabric (old sheet) Low-temp glue gun Black acrylic paint 11/2&amp;quot; hinge for brace Instructions: Cut head in plywood with saber saw and assemble wood frame with screws. Click here to enlarge the patterns. Cut 3&amp;quot; circular nose and 3&amp;quot; x 5&amp;quot; hands from 10&amp;quot; length of 1 x 6 pine; indent fingers. Cut triangular brace for back from 13&amp;quot; 1 x 8; cut 85-degree angle in end to slant edge. Screw nose on. Add 2 x 4 feet at front. Prime face, feet, hands and sign. Let dry. Paint body parts green, sign orange. Tear long 1 1/2&amp;quot;-wide strips of cloth. Starting at top, wind around frame, leaving face exposed. Glue as needed to prevent shifting; tie on strips as you go. Brush clear glow over fabric. Paint black letters on sign with stencil brush. Paint eyes and finger lines. Screw hands and sign on. Attach brace with hinge. Add stakes at bottom for outdoor use. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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