Showing posts with label halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label halloween. Show all posts

Thursday, October 31, 2013

Happy Halloween!

 Happy Happy Happy


Halloween!
Love,
Shrek and Fiona

Thursday, August 22, 2013

New Vinyl Designs

Happiness List

White vinyl for sale. Click HERE for pricing.


Welcome Trick-or-Treaters!


Black vinyl for sale. Click HERE for pricing.

Friday, October 12, 2012

Lovin' me some Halloween

I guess I'd better take the opportunity to post about Halloween before the season is over.

What does Halloween mean to you?
Just kidding, I'm not going to go there.

I'll just post a few random pictures from my house to make it look as if I go all out for the season.


Truth is, I just have a couple of shelves that I decorate and that's about it.

My daughter was upset the other day because I told her I wouldn't put a coffin on our front porch.

I had to remind her that I had to take this picture off of her wall because it scared her too much:
And that she would never be able to go in an out of our house if there was a coffin standing next to the door.
(Those owl eyes can be a bit creepy in the middle of the night....just sayin'.)

I can't really blame her though for my lack of scary decor. 
I've always been more interested in the cutesy stuff.

That's probably why I love this quilted countdown that my MIL made for our family.


These adorable Halloween pictures are quilted and have a piece of velcro on the back.
The kids can pull off a picture each day. 
The bottom of the countdown is folded up to hold all of the pieces.

Cute right?? You can check out more of her fantastical-ness HERE.

I also have a chalkboard countdown.


Not really, I usually use this for something else.
I was feeling insecure about my lack of Halloween decorations so I drew this really quickly and took a picture. Now I just feel insecure about my photo editing abilities. All I can concentrate on is how I turned my couch into such an abnormal shade of red. 

I do have one more shelf with Halloween decor...


I picked up a few black birds and a black net from the dollar store for this display.

My kids take care of the rest of our decorations and I think they do a pretty awesome job of it.



~Here are a few blasts from the Poppies past~








to find these Halloween prints.


Stick with Ding Dongs for neighborhood gifts.

Cupcake toppers



Well, I hope you all have a super rad Halloween! 
Save me a Baby Ruth or a Kit Kat from your stash!

Andy


Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Ding dong the witch is dead!

A fun after school snack, or a Halloween treat for the neighbors.


Just pick up some Ding Dongs and supplies to make mini witch hats.



Click HERE for the pdf printable

Friday, September 23, 2011

Duct tape Halloween topiary~


The supply list for a duct tape topiary is pretty small...


You'll need:
Styrofoam ball...(go with a small size, trust me:)
a wooden dowel
2 rolls of black duct tape
glass or a pot
candy corn
hot glue

 

The black rosettes are made by cutting 6''-8'' of duct tape, folding the edge down and rolling.
You can check out a more detailed tutorial with THIS project.


Once you have a few million (j/k but it feels like it) rosettes, glue them to the styrofoam ball.


Keep them nice and close to each other. It takes a lot. I used 2 full rolls of duct tape.


 Shove a painted dowel into the center of the ball and plant it in a pot full of candy corn.
I probably should have used something a little less edible.  I'm sure this won't make it until Halloween...or Sunday for that matter.


Monday, September 12, 2011

Halloween party treat ideas~


Whether your hosting a Halloween party, helping out in a classroom, or just delivering goodies to the neighbors, you have to agree... Halloween treats are so much fun!  Admittedly I am drawn to the cutesy  treats more than the bloody finger and gory eyeballs. Although they are enjoyable to look at, I have a harder time actually eating them.

Today I'd like to share with you a few of my favorite cute Halloween treat ideas.

I love these mummy cupcakes. They look fairly simple and they are so adorable! 

 Via ifood

If you are trying to combat the sugar overload of the holiday try out these batty treats made with cream cheese, poppy seeds and peppercorn. Click on the link below the pic for the recipe.



WHOOO can resist owls...or Oreos for that matter? 



Licorice eyebrows are a must have to complete the look of these scowling witches.


I'll be incorporating these broom treat bags into our holiday somehow. I am in love.


This is my kind of spider! Almost cartoon looking. Yes, perfect for us arachnophobes.


Oreo's dipped in chocolate with candy eyes and rows of piped chocolate make darling mummy suckers.


This has to be one of the cutest candy owls on the planet. I fun twist on the popular cake pops.


If you're looking for a treat to make with younger children, witch hats are perfect! 
Have them dip a candy Kiss into frosting and stick it to the top of a cookie.  

Via All You

Witch legs popping out of cupcakes are a great idea for the older grade schoolers. Perfect for a laugh.


Is it possible to make candy corn look classy? Apparently so. 
Gordon Gossip makes a beautiful treat. Ideal for friends and family.


Last but certainly not least, my favorite candy owl ever. I shared the link last Halloween as well. One Charming Party is a fantastic place to find party and treat ideas. Click on the link below to find everything you'd need to host a class party...including games, crafts and decor.



Of course one thing I'm dying to make this year is caramel apples!
I've never made them before and I've always wanted to!

What's your favorite frightening treat?

Thursday, September 8, 2011

a touch of pink in your Halloween~


Add a little bit of pink love to your Halloween by printing and framing a stalker's love note.

Download HERE

Attach this sign to your candy jar. Who in their right mind would pick trick anyway??

Download HERE

A fun way to welcome your guests to the party.

Download HERE

Dress up your cupcakes with pink and black toppers!
Download HERE


Here's to a happy pink Holiday!

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

DIY Halloween Blocks

Easy Halloween blocks!

Grab a 2X4



Print the Halloween letters and cut the 2X4 into matching pieces.


Paint the blocks black, orange or white and use Mod Podge to stick the letters to the front of the blocks.



HERE is the link for printables

Have a beautiful Tuesday!

XOXO,