As a kid, Halloween was usually a cold holiday. The smell of bustling fall leaves filled the air, and a crisp wind nipped at your face. The weather alone contributed to the ghostly spirit of the day.
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As a kid, Halloween was usually a cold holiday. The smell of bustling fall leaves filled the air, and a crisp wind nipped at your face. The weather alone contributed to the ghostly spirit of the day.
I was surrounded by clowns my entire childhood, literally and figuratively. My father dressed as a clown and walked his imaginary dog in local parades for years. He approached it with an enthusiastic, kid-like joy. His imaginary dog was even known to pee on passersby via a small handheld siphon pump tucked up his sleeve for special effect.
I was inspired to make these Sugar Skull Dolls after finishing a Dollar Tree Halloween Hack /Sugar Skulls. Sugar skulls are fanciful depictions of the spirits of those who have passed, so think of the colors, flowers, and motifs of your deceased loved ones and use them to decorate your Sugar Skull Dolls.
Halloween was absolutely my least favorite holiday as a kid. Boundless piles of candy didn’t appeal to me, and the sheer thought of walking door to door in a splendid handmade costume that took my parents weeks to construct terrified me. Yet, every year, I was drawn in by the creativity that surrounded the holiday, and little has changed. I’m still lured by the creativity and enjoy sharing my creations. Watch the video below to see this year’s creations, and have a Happy Haunted Halloween.
O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree, how lovely are thy branches? Adorn with snow and mistletoe, diamonds, pearls from long ago….. O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree, how will you tell my story?
My husband was right when he said, “I think you should stop. It looks like you’re running a Halloween factory!”
These Dollar Tree burlap pumpkins transformed so easily from simple rustic to retro-vintage Halloween style with just a little black embroidery thread and orange, black and yellow paint. Watch the video below to see how I did it.
This post is a Big Lots Halloween hack that shows you how to paint scary pumpkins. It is an easy project that everyone can do with success. Just watch the following video for step-by-step instructions.
This post is a scary Halloween spider hack from Dollar Tree and Dollar General, and it is so easy to make!
I finished the Glitter Sugar Skull - Dollar Tree Hack post so late last night that the lighting in my studio wasn’t adequate to take these photos. I wanted to provide these detailed photos for those of you who want a little inspiration. There are endless ideas on the internet too, and many of them are free to print. Just Google Sugar Skulls and click on Images. A menu will appear below Images. Click on “printable.” You can print out designs and practice squeezing the glitter glue onto them if you want to practice a little first.
The video below is the third in a series of Dollar Tree Halloween hacks. It shows how to make Day of the Dead Sugar Skulls out of Dollar Tree glitter Halloween skulls. It is a fun project for kids, and all the supplies necessary for it are from Dollar Tree.
This is another fun and easy Dollar Tree Halloween Hack. All you need to complete it is: Dollar Tree Hanging Black Bat, 1” Wood Ball, Bright Red Delta Paint, White Acrylic Paint, Black Acrylic Paint, Acrylic Extender, Zeyar Red Metallic Pen, Zeyar Fluorescent Fiery Amber Pen, 0 Liner Brush, 10/0 Liner Brush & the video below.
This project transforms plain, Dollar Tree Halloween skulls into vibrant Day of the Dead Sugar Skulls.
This project takes treasured family correspondence and greetings out of dusty boxes and cluttered drawers, and transforms them into precious ornaments that can be appreciated every year during the holiday season or given away as gifts to family and friends.