Halloween Wreath

This is a Halloween wreath that I made for my son's party.

What I used:

Wire wreath form

2-feather boa's

size 20 wire

2-skulls from Target

Simply wrap the boa around the form using wire to lash it to the form. The two skulls only had one hole in them so I had to put a second hole to thread the wire through and lash them to the wreath. Now that's a simple project!

BOO Bloomers

Orange with black bows Boo Bloomers made for my daughters for Halloween. I wanted to put a pumpkin face on the back side but didn't think they would care for them and then thought about embroidering Boo on the front lower right leg and just ran out of time. Oh well, they will be able to wear them for the fall season.
The pattern is from Colette Patterns and is free here: Colette Free Bloomers Pattern
They are called Madeleine Mini Bloomers.

Blue Monster Candy Holder

Place treats in this whimsical milk jug monster and your visitors will have a fun time snatching them from its mouth!

I made this little monster by using the instructions here: daniellesplace

What you will need: Empty plastic milk jug, craft foam, large googly eyes, hot melt glue, scissors, acrylic paint or spray paint, and a feather boa for the hair.

Baby Boo Pumpkin Ghost

These two little baby ghost were made using this tutorial at creative home: Creative Home Arts

I made them for my twin daughters who are away at college and plan to mail them Monday in their scare package. I hope they like them because they were so much fun to make!

You will need: • 5 7/8" x 3 7/8" craft foam egg* • 9" x 18" bamboo batt* • One 9" x 12" rust felt* • 2" square green felt* • 3/4" buttons: five brown, one orange, one green, • One 1/2" gold heart button • Perle cotton floss: one yd. orange, three yds. brown • 5" square stripe fabric • Embroidery needle • Soft sculpture needle • Pompoms: one 1/4" orange, one 1/2" brown • Two 6mm black beads • Pink chalk or blush • Fabric glue*

Ghost Pops Halloween Project

Ghost Pops I made using suckers wrapped in white linen. First I cut circles about the size of a salad plate. Wrapped the sucker and used chenille wire to hold in place. Glued google eyes using fabric glue. I made 40 of these for a craft show and sold every one of them!

List of items to create project:

Bag of suckers

white linen or other white fabric

decorative chenille wire (aka: pipe cleaners)

google eyes (I used 7mm size)

Fabric glue (I used Beacon Adhesives Fabric-Tac Permanent Adhesive)

Round salad plate for template

The box was made by covering a small shoebox with card stock paper and punching holes in the top. Letters were made using my handy dandy cricut machine.