If you are looking for a Halloween craft project for your tweens, teens, or young adults, try making a Graffiti Pumpkin Patch. The idea behind this project is to tap into the creative psyche of the adolescent, who is feeling too old to carve a pumpkin the plain old fashioned way, but still young enough to express a little teenage…
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Ikea Sheet Music Table Makeover with Decoupage Decoupage is a fairly easy process and a great way to customize your own look. For this table I took old sheet music, crumpled it up, ripped it into pieces and edged the pieces with black ink to get what I think is an interesting yet simple look to a previously…
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You don’t need to use a cookie cutter to get these simple, quick and tasty ghost shaped cookies. I brought these to a recent bonfire get together and they DISAPPEARED!!! Ghost Shaped Cookies Without Using a Cookie Cutter To make the cookies: 1 roll of Pillsbury Sugar Cookie Dough 1 tube of black gel frosting For white frosting: 1 cup…
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If you have and outdated wreath or hanging wall décor, you can re-purpose it by turning it into a Halloween decoration with just a little paint and creativity. This outdated hanging wall décor was my mother’s. Though she had it around for a while, even she stopped putting it up as a decoration after having it for such a long…
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Aren’t these creepy?? I call them pickled fingers, but they can sure add some spook to your next Halloween party. Inspired by a creepy pickled head project from Haunt your own house Halloween crafts, by allyou.com. I made these in similar fashion with a few items I had around the house. Here you go on how to make pickled fingers,…
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The Hedge apple, also known as an Osage Orange is that strange, round, green, bumpy thing that you see laying on the side of the road, usually in more rural areas.They are a fruit. They ripen in the fall season and can be a great accent for fall decorating. They have a very interesting texture. One would say it looks…
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The Lady from the Farmhouse Salvaging an antique photo The Story I purchased the image of this woman at an estate sale several years ago. The owners called her “the lady from the farmhouse” because all that they knew was she was hanging in a farmhouse that their parents once purchased. She was framed in a…
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Weenie Roast a Fall Tradition Looking for something to do outdoors this fall? Host a weenie roast at the woods, at the park or in your own back yard. When I was growing up it was a Columbus Day tradition for my mom and the neighbor ladies to pack up a lunch of hot dogs, potato salad and…
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