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How To | Jake and the Never Land Pirates Costume

October 23, 2013 by Alanna George Filed Under: Halloween Projects, How To, Sewing Projects

How To | Jake and the Never Land Pirates Costume

Earlier this year we went on a Disney cruise. It was a blast and I highly recommend it, but this post is about how to sew your own Jake and the Never Land Pirates costume. I will have to tell you all about the cruise later, but they had a pirate night and we all […]

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How To | Little Pumpkins Fence

October 23, 2013 by Alanna George Filed Under: Fall Projects, Halloween Projects, How To, School Projects

How To | Little Pumpkins Fence

Halloween is approaching quickly! Do you remember the Five Little Pumpkins Song? Each of my kids has learned it in Preschool. I thought it would be fun to make our own miniature fences for 5 little pumpkins to sit on. Each of us made our fences completely different and we had so much fun. Read […]

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How To | Fleece Super Hero Cape

October 22, 2012 by Alanna George Filed Under: Halloween Projects, How To, Sewing Projects

How To | Fleece Super Hero Cape

Does your little guy or gal need a cape for Halloween? My little dude has had a sudden idea for a new costume. It involves a super hero cape, in green. I didn’t want to spend much time or money creating a super hero cape for him, so I came up with an easy way […]

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How To | Yarn Pom-pom Bat

October 17, 2012 by Alanna George Filed Under: Fall Projects, Halloween Projects, How To

How To | Yarn Pom-pom Bat

This week we used yarn again to make another Halloween critter, a bat. I believe you should try to use the supplies you have on hand and since we already had black yarn I came up with a way to create this little bat. Kinda cute isn’t he? You can even change him up a […]

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How To | Yarn Spider and Web

October 8, 2012 by Alanna George Filed Under: Fall Projects, Halloween Projects, How To

How To | Yarn Spider and Web

Over the weekend we were busy making some new Halloween decorations. I try not to get my kids too excited about Halloween until it is at least October. That usually means we don’t do any Halloween related projects until October either. My two older kids (ages 6 and 7) loved making their own spider and […]

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How To | Toddler Mermaid Costume

September 27, 2012 by Alanna George Filed Under: Halloween Projects, How To, Sewing Projects

How To | Toddler Mermaid Costume

Can you tell she is posing and saying “cheese” for all of you. It is tricky to get a picture of her because she pauses for about a half second before she runs up to the camera and tries to see herself in the display on the back. So, she wanted to be a mermaid […]

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How To | Recycled Ghost Trick-or-Treat Bucket

October 19, 2011 by Alanna George Filed Under: Fall Projects, Halloween Projects, How To, Recycling Projects

How To | Recycled Ghost Trick-or-Treat Bucket

This cute ghost couple is actually a set of recycled orange juice containers. We will be using these to collect our candy on Halloween night. These trick-or-treat buckets were really easy to make and can also be used as decorations on your mantel or table until Halloween night. The handle on the orange juice container […]

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How To | Monster Mash-up Felt Face Activity

October 17, 2011 by Alanna George Filed Under: Fall Projects, Felt Projects, Halloween Projects, How To

How To | Monster Mash-up Felt Face Activity

I had an idea to use cheap craft felt to create this Halloween monster mash-up felt face activity for the kids. The activity is played on a 9×12 piece of felt, which is actually one side of the felt pocket where all the pieces are stored. This activity has inspired lots of giggles at our […]

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How To | Very Hungry Caterpillar Costume

October 11, 2011 by Alanna George Filed Under: Halloween Projects, How To, Sewing Projects

How To | Very Hungry Caterpillar Costume

We recently got the new issue of Pottery Barn Kids and my 2 year old son spied the Very Hungry Caterpillar costume and insisted that is what he wanted to be because it is his favorite book. (Previously he was sure he had to be Lightening McQueen.) Making a Hungry Caterpillar costume is way easier […]

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How To | Tree Branch Ghost Mobile

October 5, 2011 by Alanna George Filed Under: Fall Projects, Halloween Projects, How To, Recycling Projects

How To | Tree Branch Ghost Mobile

My kids and I actually made these ghost tree branch mobiles last year before Halloween. I pulled them out to hang them up the other night and they were really excited to see them again. I think these mobiles look cool hanging from our light over the dinner table. Adds the perfect spooky atmosphere to […]

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