scarecrowations kit assembly instructions
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ScareCrowAtions Kit Assembly InstructionsTRANSCRIPT
Kit IncludesA. top vertical pole
F. burlap head
G. twine
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H. straw
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J. garden trowel
I. garden gloves
B. bottom vertical pole
D. horizontal arm pole
C. metal dowelE. bolt / washer / wing nut
create your own SCARECROW
Step 5. Stu� burlap head with recycled plastic bags, rags or newspapers...then secure neck to top post with supplied twine.
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Step 3. Attach notched arm post to post A with bolt, washer and wing nut.
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Step 6. Stu� all clothing with recycled plastic bags, rags or newspapers.(add straw as desired)
OPTIONAL: Add supplied garden shovel and gloves and any other clothing item or accessories you desire.
Enjoy your new Scarecrowation!
I. J.
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Step 1. Hammer sharpened end of wooden dowel approximately 12-18 inches into ground.
Step 2. Put one leg of overalls, pants, or dress over dowel in the ground.
Step 4. Assemble wood dowel base together with metal dowel.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONSB.
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As I completed the tilling, fence building, gate assembly and other chores for my wife’s garden last spring she mentioned that she would like a Scarecrow. I gave this little thought being the handyman that I am. But to my surprise this was more di�cult than anticipated. As we set out on a Saturday morning to start to gather scarecrow parts and pieces I soon realized this was going to be an all day journey.
After numerous craft stores, home building centers and gardening outlets the sun began to fall, I had still not assembled this for her. Sunday morning came and I started to assemble the scarecrow. As my wife sewed eyes, nose and a mouth to burlap I continued to screw together the frame.
Around mid-morning we had what resembled a stick �gure with a head. As my wife dug through my �annels and old work clothes it began to come alive. Jennifer stu�ed her creation with plastic grocery bags, which I thought was ingenious. I began to wonder how to simplify other gardener’s needs and this is where ScareCrowAtions was born.
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