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 Friday, October 19, 2012
Freelance Friday: Halloween Craft Coasters

Every Halloween you mainly see the same crafts year after
year. You have pumpkin decorating, trick or treat bags, wreaths, to name a few.
Never have I ever seen Halloween coasters. Coasters aren’t something you
normally would associate with Halloween, but that is exactly what Jamie from
C.R.A.F.TS. did. She created these adorable Halloween coasters with Martha
Stewart paints and stencils. This is a great craft for your kids to help
create. To learn how to make these click here.
 Thursday, October 18, 2012
Teaching Thursday: Ghostly Vase

So typically the month of
October is traditionally overloaded with pumpkins for Halloween, we wanted to
share with you a different Halloween project that does not include a pumpkin.
Create this ghostly vase using Mod Podge. It is such a simple project to make
that won’t take much time at all. Below are all the supplies need to create
this vase. Click here to see the full instructions on how to make this project
yourself.
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PLAID Supplies
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Mod Podge ® Satin,
8 oz.
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Other Supplies
Glass vase
Window cleaner
White tissue paper
Patterned Halloween tissue paper with white background
Silver glitter
Paper towels
Flat brush
Window cleaner
 Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Web Wednesday: DIY Trick-or-Treat Bag
 As Halloween draws near many people are getting their last minute decorations and plans together. We would like to remind you that a costume is not the only thing you need to design, don't forget about a trick or treat bag. A fun way to decorate a trick or treat bag is by designing one yourself. That is exactly what Megan from Balancing Home did, by making this DIY treat bag. Megan made this bag using supplies from the Martha Stewart craft line. Hopefully seeing this bag will inspire you to get creative and make your own. This is a great project for tweens and teens to make. They may not trick or treat, but they can use this bag for several other things. To see all the supplies needed, and the complete instructions click here.
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