You'll have a spooktacular time making this easy Halloween Mummy Pail. It will be great for holding your candy or when you go trick or treating.
Supplies Needed:
Bucket or Sand Pail
Foam Eyes or Googly Eyes
Muslin Strips
Glue
#1: Take your bucket and wrap it with the muslin strips leaving just a small opening for the eyes. Glue the strips in place
#2: Glue on your eyes
#3: Use your Mummy pail to hold candy or for trick or treating!
What did you use your Mummy pail for? Send us a comment and share!!
Recycle those brown lunch bags and turn them into a fun and easy Halloween paper lantern. You can place them outside to light the way for trick or treaters
Supplies Needed:
Brown Lunch Bag
Pencil
Scissors
Sand or small rocks
Votive Candle or battery operated candle
Step 1: Take brown lunch bag and draw your favorite Halloween image on the bag. Make it simple because you will be cutting it out. Try a witch hat, cat, pumpkin, or spooky face.
Step 2: Cut out your Halloween image
Step: 3: Place about an inch of sand or rocks in the bottom of the brown bag
Step 4: Place a tea light in the bottom of the bag or you can use a battery operated tea light for safety.
Step 5: Place your Halloween Paper Lantern outside to light the way for trick or treaters!
What Halloween image did you place on your Halloween Lantern? Send us a comment or picture and share with others!
Browse a list of fun and easy to make Halloween costumes for kids. The best part of this list of costumes uses items that are in your closet making them great for last minute
Tourist:
Supplies Needed- Hawaiian shirt, shorts, sunscreen on nose, sunglasses, straw hat or ball cap, camera around neck
Apple:
Supplies Needed- Red sweatshirt,brown pants,green ball cap
Pumpkin:
Supplies Needed-Orange sweatshirt, black or brown pants, orange painted face, green hat
Movie Star:
Supplies Needed-Pants or Skirt, Shirt, scarf, jewelry, big hair,make-up, oversized sunglasses
Construction Worker:
Supplies Needed- Jeans, flannel shirt, tool belt, yellow construction helmet
Train conductor:
Supplies Needed-Overalls, white shirt, red bandana, ball cap (add grease for added effect)
Cowboy:
Supplies Needed- Jeans, boots, bandana, cowboy hat
Pirate:
Supplies Needed: old jeans cut jagged, white shirt, pirate hat, eye patch, plastic sword
Fairy:
Supplies Needed-White shirt and skirt or pants,wings (cut from cardboard) decorated with glitter, wand
Teacher:
Supplies Needed-Skirt or pants, button down shirt, ruler and small glasses
Farmer:
Supplies Needed: Overalls, boots, plaid shirt, straw hat
Nurse:
Supplies Needed- White pants or skirt, white shirt, white shoes, stethoscope
What did you dress up like for Halloween. Please share by leaving us a comment or sending us a picture!
You'll have a blast turning those ordinary lollipops into a spooktacular ghostly treat. The lollipop ghost make excellent party favors and are fun for everyone to make
Supplies Needed:
Lollipop
White Tissue Paper
String or Ribbon
Markers or Paint
#1: Take the lollipop and place the white tissue paper over the top of the lollipop
#2: Use your string to tie a bow at the bottom of the lollipop. Where the candy meets the stick.
#3: Use markers or paint to make a scary ghost face on your lollipop ghost
These lollipop ghost are great party favors for your guest to take home and remember their night of spooktacular fun!
Ways to display your lollipop ghost:
*You can stick these in a clay pot with flower foam in the bottom to hold them upright. Then cover the foam with tissue paper
*Stick them around a chocolate cake to make them look like they are gliding through a graveyard
How did you display your lollipop ghost? Send us a comment or picture and let us know!
Enjoy the fall weather, spend time with your family as you hunt for the perfect Halloween pumpkin.Find your local pumpkin patches
Halloween is one of my favorite times! Even though I am down here in South Florida I can remember growing up in Indiana and the great times associated with Fall. The chill in the air and the changing of the leaves. I absolutely loved taking a hayride to pick out pumpkins. Luckily I am going back this year and get to experience it with my children! Where in your area do you go to get your Halloween pumpkins? Send us a comment with the name of the farm, state, city and website or address! Thanks a million!
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