And this:
was so easy.
I used an almost completely used Yankee candle. Since the candle is down to the bottom, the light shines through nicely. All you need is a jar, painters tape for covering the areas for eyes, nose, and mouth, acrylic paint, and a paint brush, and viola: a cute jack-o-lantern candle. And when the current candle burns out, I can just plop a votive in it. I would link to where I found it on Pinterest, but I don't think I'd come back once I was there. Avoidance is key.
On another note: Halloween costumes. We usually go the hand-me-down or the Goodwill route. Last year, we pulled something out of the good old dress-up box for our myriad of Halloween festivities. This year, Madison and Austin want to be a cowboy and cowgirl, so we are going the semi-home-made route.
I found a tutorial, complete with pattern, for an adorable felt cowboy vest on Pinterest(of course). We're getting pretty close to having a final product, but here's a sneak peak of the vest:
And here's the materials for Kamdyn's costume:
Hmmmm? What could that be?





Fun! I am a through-and-through put-your-own costume together girl. Without much sewing. And I love to dress up, so this Halloween making my girlie's first costume is a lot of fun! It'll be exciting to see Kamdyn's all done!
ReplyDeleteMOOOOOOOOOO !!
ReplyDeleteGreat crafts!! I'm always horrible at taking the time to do things like that, even though I know they'd totally be fun and would teach Sammi so much.
ReplyDeleteBtw, Terry Brown left a reply to your comment on my blog this morning (the post about reading). :-)