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 Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Web Wednesday: Scary Spider



Looking for something scary to make with your kids for Halloween? Why not try to make this scary spider, created by Cathie and Steve. This simple to make Halloween project is great for kids, and is sure to definitely add some scary fun to your Halloween decorations. Click here to learn how to make this scary spider. He really is not that scary, plus he doesn't even bite :)
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 Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Tuesday Kid's Talk: Easy Fabric Pumpkin Tutorial



I recently stumbled across this cute fabric pumpkin tutorial. It is very easy to make, and it's a great affordable craft. I found this pumpkin on a blog called, Patty Trends. This is a great craft to make for Halloween. Click here to learn how to make this fabric pumpkin.
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 Monday, October 10, 2011

Monday Funday: Mulled Monster Mojo Mug

Made It Myself - Mulled Monster Mojo Mug

By:  Ariel C. Brodnax
   


Get your kids (and yourself!) excited and ready for Halloween with this Monster Mug. He is quite special. He changes color to match your favorite beverage!! (Addition of your favorite beverage is required.)

Enjoy the spooky holiday with this frightfully easy, but oh-so friendly, monster craft!  This is a beginner craft that is great for any level crafter. This project will take anywhere from 30 minutes to 1 hour to complete.

Plaid Supplies Needed:

FolkArt Enamels - 4001 Wicker White

FolkArt Enamels - 4008 Pure Orange

FolkArt Enamels - 4032 Licorice

FolkArt Enamels - 4138 Lime Green

FolkArt Enamels - 4142 Perfect Purple

Other Supplies: 11.75 oz. clear glass mug, Paintbrush, Masking Tape, Template (below)

   

Instructions:

1. Clean glass mug per manufacturer's directions.


2. Tape template on the inside of the mug using the masking tape.

3. Using the photo as a guide, apply Wicker White, Pure Orange, Perfect Purple, and Lime Green; apply Licorice paint to the glass mug last. Allow to dry

4. Bake according to the manufacturer's directions. 

Fill with your favorite beverage and ENJOY!    

 

 





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