OSKER Ceramic Fireproof Fire Pit Skull Log for Bonfire, Campfire, Fireplace, Firepit | Halloween Decor | for Gas, Propane, or Wood Fires | 9 Inch - Light Beige

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If you wait too long, you’ll still be able to do the rest of the project, but it’ll be a whole lot harder and a whole lot messier as your plaster will be fully cured and much tougher to cut through. When these are mixed together, a paste-like mixture is formed, and it can be used for building purposes.

As you can see with my Sterno can, it has a small collar around the top of it that includes four small flanges to keep the can from dropping through the center of my skull.

As it is plaster it will eventually break down and degrade if left in a damp environment without a sealer. Take your now dry, latex covered skull and drape it with lightly dampened plaster cloth over just one half. Well, when you add these cool new Fire Pit Skull Logs to your bonfire or fireplace, you won't be incinerating real human skulls, but your guests really won't know for sure. Latex is relatively easy to find year-round (you can get the stuff I’m using at Michael’s for fairly cheap.

It might take a bit of time, depending on how thick the parts of your skull are, but eventually, you should be able to break through to the hollow center of your skull. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.Make sure the material your skull is made of isn’t porous (this includes some plastics, clay, other plaster skulls, wood, and all actual bone). It’s on the back, so, no big deal but it’s just stupid… I used the little hammer to gently chip most of the knob away. Skull fire logs took over the internet a few years ago, and we’d be lying if we said that we didn’t get excited about them every Halloween season. While it’s important to get a good layer all around the edges of your mold, don’t worry too much about building up a thick layer at the crown of your skull. Once all your plaster cloth is dry, carefully peel the two halves of your mother mold apart, revealing your latex covered skull in the center.