![]() We have stayed in business through our great customer service, we will look at each case individually. Therefore to protect ourselves, once you buy it you own it. We have found that no one can reproduce our product unless they have one in their hand. There are several reasons for this but the two biggest are: Damascus designs & holders are proprietary property and once someone has them in their possession, the pattern and designs can be stolen and/or reproduced. If you wish to return the item on your own please mail to the address below and email us at Please include in the subject line the word RETURN and your ORDER # for us to process your return. Any item returned that has been worn or damaged in any way will not be credited or exchanged. Any items returned with scratches will not be credited or exchanged. Any item returned not in its original packaging will not be credited or exchanged. Items that are custom made or sized may not be returned or exchanged. You will have 15 days to return the original item or you will be charged for the full value of the original item. You will be billed for new shipping and the return shipping of the exchanged item. We will mail the exchange item right away with a return envelope included for your exchange. Simply call us at 32 for a representative to assist you. If for any reason you are not happy with your jewelry, you can exchange it within 30 days for any other item of equal or lesser value. We have a 30 day no hassle exchange policy. I only used a few dozen.Sanity Jewelry 1591 Robert J Conlan Blvd Suite 102 Palm Bay, FL 32905 I had my wife pick up a bag of red plastic beads that were about $2 for 500 beads. The beads are the only thing I purchased. The wood is just a few branches from my yard broken up into 4-6" chunks with holes drilled in them. Then I spray painted them white and added some detailing with different shades of brown and black acrylic artists paint. Of course I couldn't use real human teeth, so I cut small pieces of foam rubber (again from an old baby puzzle mat toy that my boys outgrew years ago). I finished the look with a bead, wood, and human tooth garland. Then I tied a bunch of natural raffia (again sprayed darker with black and brown paint) to the top. I did some rough sewing with jute twine and fake leather (mine had a white, fuzzy back, so I hit it with black, brown, and red spray paint) to stitch the pleather together. I still needed a bit more to get the look I was after, so I added some fake leather strips and fringe. This left the grooved in the curtain rod darkened and just slightly darkened the rest of the staff. I also heavily painted the staff with black spray paint and then wiped it off lightly with a rag. After all the silver paint was finished I did some light coats of black and brown to give the metallic pieces a tarnished look. After all was positioned, I hot glued them all in place and then spray painted them all silver, masking off my already painted blades and the top part of the staff. ![]() ![]() I used a few pieces of pipe insulation, a strip of rubber welcome mat (pieces left over from making home made bases), and pieces of foam bowling pins from my sons' old kiddie bowling set that they don't use any more. Then I found some random stuff lying around the house to give the top some coutour. I used a silver acrylic artists paint mixed with a little black to paint the details on the blades, including the 'sharp' edge effect. I didn't and the paint scratches off easily =( Once it was all painted I decided it needed some decoration. NOTE: It would help to sand the smooth pergo surface before painting. Once all pieces were attached I spray painted the blades and top part of the rod silver. I cut the pergo into the shape of the blades with my rotary saw, sanded everything smooth, and then attached them to the handle by cutting a slit into the top of the curtain rod, drilling holes through all the pieces, and bolting them together. They scythe is made from an old 8' length of wooden curtain rod I had lying around and a plank of pergo flooring I grabbed out of someone's trash after a remodeling job. hopefully they can serve as inspiration to some others. I didn't take pictures as I was going for a full instructable since I was making it up as I went along, but here are some pictures of the finished product. As part of my costume this year I built a scythe. ![]()
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