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www.marthastewart.com . I'm getting ready to make a batch of these so that they can hang upside down on my porch. Welcome trick-or-treaters in hair-raising style by turning your front porch into a bat cave.
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Tools and MaterialsHanging Bats- Print our half-bat template; then fold a piece of thick black paper down the middle, place the template on the fold, and trace. Cut out, and unfold. Use a bone folder to crease wings (and fold opposite the direction of body fold).
- Poke holes in the bat for monofilament: in the tail for an upside-down bat, in the wings and head for one that's right side up. Hang from ceiling with painters' tape or removable hooks.
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