I have prepared this post by consolidating my favorite Halloween fabrics from all over the internet. I hope you find something for your Halloween project from this heap of scary, cute and fun fabrics. They are perfect for making an apparel, trick-or-treat tote bag, cape to go with your costume or for any other holiday project. If you like something then let me know which one did you pick and what are you making with it.
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Owl Decoration Made From Recycled Bottle
This is an awesome project that teaches you how to make an owl wall decoration from recycled bottle. Gail used an empty soap bottle, burlap, glue, twings, pinecone, leaves and twine to create this beautiful owl decoration. This owl will look perfect among your holiday decorations or you can also hang it on the main door, a wonderful way to greet friends for the holidays.
For step by step instructions with images you can to Gail's blog here.
Reese Owl Cookie Treats
I discovered this fun recipe for adults and kids alike to make this Halloween. They look adorable and I can bet that they taste delicious! One can’t go wrong with Reese’s wings and chocolate eyes. Right?
To make these owl treats you'll need:
- Graham Crackers
- Peanut butter cups
- M & Ms
- Large marshmallows
- Candy Corn
- Chocolate and Vanilla Frosting
Once you have all the ingredients ready then follow the easy to follow instructions here.
Monday, October 6, 2014
Porcelain Nightlights
The animal shaped porcelain nightlights will look perfect on a night side in a nursery or on a dresser. These woodland creatures come to life when the lamps light up casting a soft glow throughout the room. The lamps come in eight animal designs including owl, fox, bird, bunny, bear, squirrel, fawn and penguin (not shown). Available here.
Twit Woo Hooting Halloween Owl Cupcakes
This Halloween make these super cute owl cupcakes that are not only easy but will be a fun activity to get the kids involved in. Make these for your next spooktacular halloween party and see these little guys fly off the table! I mean who can resist the chocolate cupcakes that look this yummy and adorable! For the entire tutorial and more pictures you can go to Karen's blog.
If you like, you can also bookmark this recipe to make it later for the trick or treating night. If you have a favorite recipe that you would like me to share here with everyone then please let me know by leaving a comment below. I'll love to learn and share!























