Wicked Weekend Steals and Deals

I have been having a blast sharing some fun DIY projects that I had to do it again this week, only with a little spook in it! Gotta love Halloween!

Hershey's has a Trick or Treat website up, with some fun and spooky web activities, as well as, some really neat pumpkin design ideas. And if that is too creepy maybe just your basic stencils will do. And of course, let's not forget something yummy for our tummy's...how about some witches brew...mmmm or ewww!?

Speaking of something yummy for our tummy's...Ghoul 'ol Ben and Jerry's has a spectacular site up too! They have a mix of online games, like Boogie Bones, and cute coloring pages to print for your little spooks. They also have the story of Halloween with some links to real Halloween stories, I just got shivers!

And if you have lots of time to spare, or just want to neglect the laundry, visit the Garfield website for a cute scavenger hunt, but don't trust the mice!

Have a Spooky Weekend!

Weekend Steals and Deals

I love the holidays...they are perfect times to show your creative side and let the little kid come out.

If you are having a pumpkin patch party or maybe just a neighborhood get together, this Jack o' lantern pinata is sure to bring smiles to the kids faces. And it is super easy to make. Besides, even if you don't have a party or kids, what a cute decoration!

Another really cool and super yummy treat are these pumpkins tortillas, yummy with some homemade salsa or guacamole dip. Another idea, is to create fall or scary shapes with graham crackers, I did this for my daughter's day care party last year...too cute!

Here is how:

Place one cracker (preferably broken in half) on a microwaveable plate and heat for approximately 6 seconds (maybe slightly less or more, depending on your microwave), then take a cookie cutter (metal works best) and press down on graham crackers. And presto! You can decorate with icing or just serve them up plain. Sometimes this takes a few tries to get it down.

I love luminaries at Christmas time, so why not have them at Halloween too? These great ghost luminaries are a perfect addition to a porch or driveway. And what is great you can use holiday lights or battery powered lights to keep a safe luminary glow.

Ok, one more just 'cause I couldn't resist...Who says your kids are the only ones who can decorate a pumpkin this time of year? These cute gourds will add something different to your decorations this year!

Please share your Halloween crafty ideas!

Happy Weekend!