Tanya Memme's DIY Pumpkin Scarecrow 

I was thinking the same thing. Every video they do is like this. The hosts talk the whole way through and it's sometimes hard to understand what is going on. Great build though!

Kayla B. That's what I was thinking

Absolutely Agree. That gave me a Headache 😐

I watch these videos with no sound, it's easy enough to follow videos like this without sound :)

Inch and a half or 2 inch

MegaKitkatcak, it doesn't actually provide the pvc measurements.

I would love some actual measurements too

Yeah i agree. Made one last year after seeing this. Had to experiment with the arm lengths to get the look I wanted. I used 1 1/2" PVC for all pieces. Heres my list. 4- 45° elbows 1- cross (four holes) 1- 12" = neck 2- 10" = shoulders 2- 20" = upper arm 2- 30" = lower arm 1- 6' to 8' body. I used a heavy duty metal c-channel post to drive into the ground so I could attach the PVC body to it, it gets top heavy and must be secured properly or you could have a Halloween catastrophe on your hands. Hope that helps you if ya haven't already made one. ADDED INFO.... If you have the room for storage you can glue your project together or use 4 small screws at each of the jionts to hold them together, with this method you can adjust the arm positions for a different look plus it can be dismantled for easier storage.

@@lotsabullies the length of your c- channel should be the same length of the PVC (body) plus approximately 2 feet more which will be below ground. This c-channel is for the sole purpose of supporting the PVC body. Once you have driven the c-channel into the ground (watch for underground cable or electric lines) zip tie or screw the PVC body to the c-channel and continue on with your build. Hope this helps. It was pretty much an experiment as you go when I built mine. Another thing I should have posted in my original comment is I use small screws to hold all my PVC jionts together instead of glue, that way if you need to change something its much easier and you can also disassemble it for storage.

Michael Roberts omg u just made my life 2000000% easier and how much does it cost you to make one?

If you haven't found burlap yet try a craft store or a garden center.

I've seen large heads like these at Target.

Lots of fields in the surrounding area

I got at Menards

check your neck

@@chiqichiqi damn what a BURN !!..lol...

Lowes

Michals if your in the USA (don’t know if michals is in different countries) but only around fall/October

Not sure but Target carries this size.

I know it's five months late, but if you never found it you can get those large heads at Target, Home Depot, and At Home stores. They're usually around $30.

For your build crew, of course! LOL!

They didn’t even show how to stake it in securely

I found t-bones worked better than strip steaks. Held up nicely lol

MmMMmMMmmmmmMm Steaks

Mlster bimi

Mister. Nino