Looking for a simple, creepy, comfy, last minute, and cheap costume this Halloween? Here’s a DIY on Samara from The Ring movie. :: HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL NEED :: White Long Nightgown White Socks (optional) Dirt Bucket Water hose Stick Hanger :: HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL NEED TO DO :: Find an area that has a lot of dirt. Add water to… Read more →
A little bag filled with candy and cockroaches…such a simple way to give ’em both tricks and treats! Whether you’re looking to give out Halloween classroom treats or favor bags to trick or treaters, it gets kind of boring giving them….well, just candy! Here’s a super easy and simple way to add a little twist and surprise to the traditional… Read more →
Bone Powder, Horn Dust of the Unicorn, Tarantula Legs, Werewolf Fur, Arsenic Poison and Snake Venom…sound DELICIOUS don’t they? Well…they ARE! All you need are Pixy Stix or Fun Dip, Twizzlers, Cotton Candy and Kool-Aid Bursts! Keep reading below to see how to make these easy Halloween treats! Use them at your next party or give them out at your kids classrooms!… Read more →
:: Here’s What You’ll Need :: Jolly Rancher Hard Candies Small paper cups Microwave Finger Silicone Mold Freezer Lollipop Sticks, wooden skewers or popsicle sticks :: Homemade Halloween Party Favors :: Halloween Class Treats :: :: Here’s What To Do :: Unwrap Jolly Ranchers Hard Candies and place in small paper cups. Microwave the candy at intervals of less than one… Read more →
Turn an Upcycled Pool Noodle into a Glow-in-the-Dark Chain for Halloween :: Here’s What You’ll Need :: Upcycled Pool Noodle Sharp Knife Hot Glue Gun Rust-Oleum Glow In the Dark or Gray Spray Paint Upcycled Garbage Bag or Cardboard :: Here’s What To Do :: Slice your upcycled pool noodles to about 1″ thick using a sharp knife. :: Scary Halloween… Read more →
:: Creepy Halloween Drape Curtains Using Black Plastic Garbage Bags :: DIY:: Indoor & Outdoor Halloween Window & Door Decorations :: Materials: black plastic garbage bags, scissors, strong tape to hang. Step 1: Cut along indicated edges (to separate and cut open the bag so it looks like a horizontal rectangle, instead of vertical. Step 2: Cut vertical slits… Read more →
