Fall is finally here & I'm in full force holiday craft mode! Woot!
My Halloween candy idea came to a screeching halt when I discovered my daughters new school is sugar-free!
While I've been racking my brain for a sugar-free classroom treat, my lil gal lost her first tooth last night. Eek! I told her she had the perfect pumpkin smile & then an idea dawned on me...
Boxes of crayons disguised as pumpkins!
Sugar-free & what kid doesn't love crayons? A win-win to me :)
Five made and nineteen (!!!) more to go!
What you'll need:
Box of crayons
Scrapbook paper
Glue stick
Paper punches (1-hole, circle & scallop)
Bakers twine (or make your own
here)
Two of the scrapbook papers I used are available to download for free:
Get the adorable gift tag & other Halloween free printables
here!
Happy Halloween my pretties!
Boo!
Say hello to our ghost friend created with silk leaves. Super easy & so cute. We made these little ghouls last year & thought it'd be fun to bring them back! Want
to make some with your little goblins? Let's get started.
You'll need white paint, brush, wiggly eyes, glue and silk leaves (we used small & large sizes).
Paint both sides with white paint. Let dry & glue on the eyes. That's it! Super fun Halloween decorations your kids will be proud to show off!
Love how the ends of the leaves started to fray. Adds to the spookiness!
She's so proud! We hung the big guys in our front window and made a garland with the little ones for her room.
Hope you'll try making a few to add to your Halloween decor!
I love this time of year! My little gal and I have so much fun doing craft projects together. When I saw this idea posted on Pinterest, I knew we had to give it a whirl.
We started off with a canvas and painted it black.
Next we made a puddle of white paint for her to wiggle her foot in. She giggled and had a blast. Next carefully place each foot down onto the canvas.
Last, I attached some ribbon using my staple gun so we could hang it!
