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Saturday, May 30, 2015

Halloween Skeleton Dangling Skeleton Garland - Halloween Decoration

Halloween Skeleton Dangling Skeleton Garland - Halloween Decoration

Halloween Skeleton Dangling Skeleton Garland - Halloween Decoration


Halloween Skeleton Dangling Skeleton Garland - Halloween Decoration

  • creepy skeletons garland consists of 70 inches of jute rope with 6 skeletons
  • skeletons are 6 inches long
  • the black tablecloth and table are not included.
 
The star ratings for this did not particularly apply. This item is listed as a toy but it is more of a decoration. They fairly small in size. One skeleton is probably the lenght of my medium/small sized hand...if not a little shorter. The bones are this and textured-this makes them look old, which is good for thier purpose. I like them and plan to hang them above my door every Halloween season. They stretch across the double front doors of my house (they are two normal sized doors).  

Halloween Skeleton Dangling Skeleton Garland - Halloween Decoration

Wednesday, May 6, 2015

Halloween Skeleton Dangling Skeleton Garland - Halloween Decoration

Halloween Skeleton Dangling Skeleton Garland - Halloween Decoration

Halloween Skeleton Dangling Skeleton Garland - Halloween Decoration

Halloween Skeleton Dangling Skeleton Garland - Halloween Decoration

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  • creepy skeletons garland consists of 70 inches of jute rope with 6 skeletons
  • skeletons are 6 inches long
  • the black tablecloth and table are not included.

Halloween Skeleton Dangling Skeleton Garland - Halloween Decoration

Sunday, March 1, 2015

Skeleton Half Size Human Skeleton Model

Skeleton Half Size Human Skeleton Model


Skeleton Half Size Human Skeleton Model

I spent a lot of time (seriously) searching for an affordable skeleton that would also be accurate on every website imaginable, I couldn't have been happier with this one. i was willing to spend up to about $100 on it, but after careful examination (from info provided, reviews, and pics) i choose this one. its hard trying to buy something like this online, but i was pleasantly surprised and happy with my decision. i used it to study for a skeletal system anatomy exam. i was pleased with how well the structures matched the ones in my book. i bought a separate skull because i didnt think the skull on this skeleton would be detailed, however, the detailing on the skull was another pleasant surprise. ive recommended it to my class mates. the size of the skeleton was perfect

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Skeleton Half Size Human Skeleton Model

Halloween Skeleton Beistle Jointed Skeleton Figurine for Party, 6-Feet

Halloween Skeleton Beistle Jointed Skeleton Figurine for Party, 6-Feet

Halloween Skeleton Beistle Jointed Skeleton Figurine for Party, 6-Feet

Halloween Skeleton Beistle Jointed Skeleton Figurine for Party, 6-Feet

  • This item is a great value!
  • 1 per package
  • Halloween party item
  • Jointed Figures for festive occasions
  • High Quality
 
For some strange reason I almost expected this to be something more less like a prop. I had no idea looking at the pic and reading the description with was yet another cardboard door/ wall deco. For the money I could have went to the Dollar Store and bought at least 8 of them for the price I paid for this POS. It wasn't even close to what I thought it was. But if you don't mind the way off base description, the graphics are good not faded or poor quality. I'm just very upset I was so misled. Being a HUGE Halloween fan and collector this really shocked me, knowing I checked around, read other descriptions for things very similar on Amazon and choose this one for the price and the "realistic " look. What a huge letdown.  

Halloween Skeleton Beistle Jointed Skeleton Figurine for Party, 6-Feet

Friday, April 19, 2013

Four Scary Halloween Decorations for Your Porch

Four Scary Halloween Decorations for Your Porch





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Halloween has become a huge holiday. When I was a kid, it was all about homemade costumes and one night of trick-or-treating.

Today, Halloween is a full-fledged season for some families. Soon as September rolls around, people begin to plan for the holiday. Or should I say season?

We have four eerieHalloween decoration ideas for your porch here.

Create a bat haven on your porch. From stiffened black felt, cut out many black bats. Try various sizes. Use a template you get online. Then using masking tape or duct tape on the back, tape the bats to the walls of your porch. Tape some to your windows and porch railings, too. Some of the bats could hang down from the ceiling using black thread. You will have an eerie porch that will be noticed for sure! Create a spider covered porch. Scary Halloween decorations are as easy as finding some super-sized spiders at your craft store or home improvement store. The bigger the better. You might even be able to find glow-in-the-dark spiders. Ewwww! While you're at it, pick up a package or two of that fake spider web material. Stretch it in the corners of your porch to create bigger-than-life spider webs. Hang the spiders from the ceiling, the porch columns, and the walls - anywhere you want many-legged creatures. Rent a fog machine and play some creepy music. Who knows what lurks in the fog? Perhaps nothing but your trick-or-treaters will not know for sure. Playing eerie music combined with the rolling fog will create an aura of suspense and mystery. Make a crypt look like it has been opened and strategically place a Mummy on your porch, making it look like he has risen from the dead! How about hanging a couple skeletons freely from the ceiling and clothe them in a black jacket and hat? That will scare the munchkins some! Of course, play some of that eerie creepy music and imaginations will go like crazy. Include some jack-o-lanterns around the porch with electric lights.

Your porch, whether large or small, can be a very fun place to decorate for the munchkins that come knocking at your door for treats. Or is it tricks that you generously give? No matter how scary your porch is, be nice to the kids who come by! Use your imagination to create something special that they will remember for a long time.

Haunted porch anybody?


Four Scary Halloween Decorations for Your Porch


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Four Scary Halloween Decorations for Your Porch



Four Scary Halloween Decorations for Your Porch
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Saturday, March 16, 2013

Tips For Homemade Halloween Decoration

Tips For Homemade Halloween Decoration





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Halloween marks one of the most exciting days in the yearly calendar, not least because children can fulfill their fantasies of living in a spooky house, dressing up in spookier costumes and go around trying to frighten friends and neighbors. It also gives the perfect excuse to unleash all your latent talents to transform your house into a truly haunted and scary place and you need not spend a fortune on all those Halloween decorations. Homemade Halloween decoration works out as nice as store-bought ones and of course, costs much less.

Making your own decorations will not only keep the budget in check but will also give that personalized touch which no readymade stuff can impart. Also, it's a great way to involve the entire family and children especially will love helping out with the decorations.

To scare all those 'trick or treat' troopers, what better way than to hang a frightening looking scarecrow on a tree in the yard? Simply take an old pair of jeans and a shirt and stuff them with hay or leaves. Next, draw an evil face on any old piece of burlap and hang your scarecrow on a tree with the help of a rope and watch your guests scamper away in fright!

Create an eerie atmosphere in the house by hanging pillow-cases ghosts across the rooms. Plain white pillowcases and wire hangers are all that is required. By cutting a small hole in the top, closed part of the pillow case and sliding the hanger from the bottom, you can put the hook through the hole and gently pull down the hanger in a diamond shape. Then, with a twist tie, tie up the bottom of the pillow case and sketch a ghastly face on it with a black marker and voila! Your hanging ghosts are ready to spook your visitors.

If you love the idea of your visitors screaming in fright as bats swoop down on them, cut up bat shapes out of black garbage bags and hang it on the ceiling or doorways with the help of a twist tie and let the banshee yells start!

Raid your grandma's or mom's thread supply for quilt batting and use it to create a spidery effect around the house and yard. By adding a few plastic spiders and skeletons, your house will look haunted enough to scare even you!

Pumpkin carving is an age-old Halloween tradition and the entire family can get involved in carving out the spookiest faces. Small pumpkins are ideal for carving traditional faces and lots of them can be scattered throughout the house. If you just want a centerpiece, a very large pumpkin will work well for elaborate designs and this can be placed on the porch or on the table. The dark Halloween night is traditionally lit up by Jack-O- Lanterns and carved out pumpkins can be used to put candles inside.

For homemade Halloween decoration, just give rein to your imagination and perhaps, you will surprise yourself with your own creativity!


Tips For Homemade Halloween Decoration


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Tips For Homemade Halloween Decoration



Tips For Homemade Halloween Decoration
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013

How to Make A Spooky Halloween Cake

How to Make A Spooky Halloween Cake


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Halloween is the best time of year to pull out all the stops when it comes to cake decorating. Put on your creative cap and have fun with designs, colors and themes.

I love to make spooky and rather gory cakes for Halloween. The scarier the better in my eyes! You can make a cute and beautiful cake any day of the week but it's not every day that you can make a gooey brain cake with eyeballs popping out the side!

First things first, get some ideas rolling. How many people does your cake have to feed is a good one to start at. This will decide on how big you can go.

I always like to take a trip to my local grocery store and buy all the scariest Halloween candies I can find. There's always gummy worms, chocolate eyeballs, body parts, spiders, glow in the dark skeletons, the list goes on!

While you're there pick up a jar of red jelly or raspberry jam, this will come in handy for any edible blood you'll be needing. Also think of marshmallows, sprinkles and pretzel sticks. These always make great props and cupcake toppers. Now that you've got all your goodies in hand you can start making your spooky Halloween cake.

I think the most popular colors for Halloween are of course orange and black, deep purple and reds as well as browns and yellows. Stay away from any cheery pastel colors! You can always bring these colors out for Easter.

Do you want to make a sheet cake, a tiered cake or a 3D shaped cake? Here are some sheet cake ideas: Frankenstein and his wife, haunted house, pumpkin patch, ghosts and goblins. Here are some tiered cake ideas: Haunted graveyard with road going up, haunted house on top of hill, trick or treating, Here are some 3D cake ideas: Scary pumpkins, spooky skeletons, Frankenstein's head, hand coming out of grave and of course beattlejuice.

If you know how to make cake pops there's some really great tutorials on how to make some really scary Halloween cake pops.

Remember when you're creating your scary Halloween Cake to go all out! Use whatever you can to make it spooky and spectacular. Use candies, jellies, gummy candies, chocolate and any other toppers you can find. Get creative with colors and textures by using household items you already have in your cupboard, and most of all just have fun with it!

Photos and tutorials of spooky Halloween cakes and cupcakes at http://www.easy-cake-decorating.com

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The Daylight (Playing For Change) video is part of the Playing For Change music project series which brings together musicians from around the world. All profits go to their non profit foundation which builds music schools for children around the world. All PFC performers where recorded and filmed live outside and this musical journey takes us from the streets to the stage to the hearts of the people. Playing For Change is a movement uniting people everywhere through music. Music video by Maroon 5 performing Daylight Play for Change. (C) 2012 A&M/Octone Records

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Cool Halloween Costume Ideas For Teachers


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Many schools incorporate special activities into the curriculum around the end of October to have fun with Halloween. Whether hallway costume parade, fall festival, or Halloween party, teachers should get in on the costume fun along with their students. But, sometimes coming up with a great costume idea that fits a teacher's budget, will be a hit with the students and won't interfere with working through the day can be a big challenge. Here are some cool Halloween costume ideas for teachers that score an A+.

Storybook Characters: A good portion of school is devoted to reading, so why not incorporate a book into your Halloween costume? Come dressed as a current day popular or long-time favorite storybook character and watch the children's faces light up in glee. Younger elementary children will love to see you dressed up as a character that's helping them learn to read such as the Cat and the Hat or one of the many beloved fairytale characters. Older kids will appreciate seeing you as a character from other favorite books such as Junie B. Jones, Ms. Frizzle from the Magic School Bus or a professor from Harry Potter such as Dumbledore. Snape or Hagrid. In high school, bring literary legends, such as Shakespeare, to life by dressing up as a timeless character from one of the classics.

Science Stuff: Science class always makes a great venue for Halloween teacher costumes. Dress up as a mad scientist with wild hair and a lab coat, a planet from the solar system, a giant frog labeled for dissection or a life-sized skeleton. If you are really creative, a unique teacher costume for science class is to dress as a strand of DNA. Wear a black sweat suit that you have attached with a helix of DNA made from colorful pipe cleaners and fuzzy pom-poms.

Role Swapping: Turning the tables from teacher to student is always a fun joke. You can come dressed as the head cheerleader, football player, loveable computer nerd, or any other appropriate clique at your school. The kids will get a kick out of seeing you make a fool out of yourself and these costumes are easy to put together from your school's spirit shop or an online costume shop.

Remember that teacher costumes should always uphold the standards of being a role model for the children. Follow the rules and conduct for dressing that is expected by the school and never wear anything inappropriate. For example, sexy costumes or especially gory and scary costumes would not be appropriate for teacher costumes. A good rule of thumb is that if you have any question at all about the outfit's appropriateness, even the slightest of concerns, it is best left at home. Instead, opt for a Halloween costume that would be rated G by everyone.

Cool Halloween Costume Ideas For Teachers

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Sunday, October 28, 2012

Cool Halloween Costume Ideas For Teachers

Cool Halloween Costume Ideas For Teachers


Many schools incorporate special activities into the curriculum around the end of October to have fun with Halloween. Whether hallway costume parade, fall festival, or Halloween party, teachers should get in on the costume fun along with their students. But, sometimes coming up with a great costume idea that fits a teacher's budget, will be a hit with the students and won't interfere with working through the day can be a big challenge. Here are some cool Halloween costume ideas for teachers that score an A+.



Cool Halloween Costume Ideas For Teachers


Storybook Characters: A good portion of school is devoted to reading, so why not incorporate a book into your Halloween costume? Come dressed as a current day popular or long-time favorite storybook character and watch the children's faces light up in glee. Younger elementary children will love to see you dressed up as a character that's helping them learn to read such as the Cat and the Hat or one of the many beloved fairytale characters. Older kids will appreciate seeing you as a character from other favorite books such as Junie B. Jones, Ms. Frizzle from the Magic School Bus or a professor from Harry Potter such as Dumbledore. Snape or Hagrid. In high school, bring literary legends, such as Shakespeare, to life by dressing up as a timeless character from one of the classics.


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Cool Halloween Costume Ideas For Teachers


Science Stuff: Science class always makes a great venue for Halloween teacher costumes. Dress up as a mad scientist with wild hair and a lab coat, a planet from the solar system, a giant frog labeled for dissection or a life-sized skeleton. If you are really creative, a unique teacher costume for science class is to dress as a strand of DNA. Wear a black sweat suit that you have attached with a helix of DNA made from colorful pipe cleaners and fuzzy pom-poms.



Cool Halloween Costume Ideas For Teachers

Cool Halloween Costume Ideas For Teachers


Role Swapping: Turning the tables from teacher to student is always a fun joke. You can come dressed as the head cheerleader, football player, loveable computer nerd, or any other appropriate clique at your school. The kids will get a kick out of seeing you make a fool out of yourself and these costumes are easy to put together from your school's spirit shop or an online costume shop.

Remember that teacher costumes should always uphold the standards of being a role model for the children. Follow the rules and conduct for dressing that is expected by the school and never wear anything inappropriate. For example, sexy costumes or especially gory and scary costumes would not be appropriate for teacher costumes. A good rule of thumb is that if you have any question at all about the outfit's appropriateness, even the slightest of concerns, it is best left at home. Instead, opt for a Halloween costume that would be rated G by everyone.

Cool Halloween Costume Ideas For Teachers






Monday, September 24, 2012

Halloween Party: Have a Happy Halloween Lock-in Monster Mash!

Halloween Party: Have a Happy Halloween Lock-in Monster Mash!


While most of us remember Dressing in homemade costumes, going from house to house, yelling trick or treat, the trend is having Halloween block parties, or inviting classmates or Sunday School class Halloween lock-in parties. The thing about lock-in parties at local churches, is that there are so many people there to help, and so many things to that self entertaining older children need little help to occupy themselves, and younger children are so easy to entertain and please that the Party is bound to be a success.

Halloween Party: Have a Happy Halloween Lock-in Monster Mash!

Halloween Party: Have a Happy Halloween Lock-in Monster Mash!

Halloween Party: Have a Happy Halloween Lock-in Monster Mash!


Halloween Party: Have a Happy Halloween Lock-in Monster Mash!



Halloween Party: Have a Happy Halloween Lock-in Monster Mash!

Of course, in a group situation, like a Halloween lock-in Party, if there is a wide range of ages, the party should be divided, if possible, and if not boundaries should be clearly defined, and any contests such as costume, pumpkin decorating and competitive games, should be divided into age groups and the games should be age appropriate. In spite of that, your Halloween lock-in party will be a success with a little planning, and a lot of help, and your kids will be safe and sound all the while.

A responsible adult, Dressed as a Halloween party gypsy, can turn a standard gazing ball into a crystal ball, and tell fortunes, or read tarot cards, in a screened off corner of the room. Teenagers, especially, love this kind of thing. Each teen could be required to earn a chocolate coin, to pay for his or her reading, and the loot can be recycled for other games.

Halloween party Menus need not be complex. Treats such as tombstone brownies (cut like a tombstone, sprinkled with powdered sugar, and then written R.I.P.) Dips with plastic "bloody" fingers, and the stray eyeball or two, are fun. Graveyard Dirt Desserts (instant puddings topped with crushed Oreo cookies, mounded up to look like graves, covered in dirt) with the odd stray bone or two, or a tiny skeleton hand reaching up through the center, work well. Rather than punch, for a lock-in, you might want to consider large coolers with push button dispensers filled with punch or soft drinks, even water, and throw away cups.

There are many game ideas, party favors, activities, and Menu ideas online, in party Supply stores, and departMent store Halloween sections, but if you plan carefully, have music, plenty of spooky snacks and drinks, a little Monster Mash music, and age appropriate music and movies, your Halloween Lock-in Party, is sure to be a night to remember!

Halloween Party: Have a Happy Halloween Lock-in Monster Mash!

Wednesday, August 22, 2012

Halloween Costume Ideas - 25 Homemade Costumes to Make

Halloween Costume Ideas - 25 Homemade Costumes to Make


Halloween costumes are fun to create. Many items to use with your Halloween costume can be found in your own home or at your area thrift store. Creating costumes can be inexpensive and lots of fun to make and to wear. You'll find some of these will even work as last minute Halloween costume ideas.

Halloween Costume Ideas - 25 Homemade Costumes to Make

Halloween Costume Ideas - 25 Homemade Costumes to Make

Halloween Costume Ideas - 25 Homemade Costumes to Make


Halloween Costume Ideas - 25 Homemade Costumes to Make



Halloween Costume Ideas - 25 Homemade Costumes to Make

Here are 25 costume ideas to help inspire you to make your own costume this year. It can be pretty simple to put a costume together and after you decide on one, browse the online Halloween retailer's websites for your costume. You may get a few more ideas. Use your imagination and creativity when making a costume, as this makes the costume unique and truly yours.

Dracula: For this scary costume you will need a pAir of black Pants, a long sleeve white shirt, a black jacket and a white vest. Wear a black cape with a collar and a gold necklace. Slick your hAir back with hair gel. Wear pale face make-up, dark eyes and bloody lips with blood also dripping from the mouth and of course, vampire teeth.

A Witch: You will need a long black Dress with long sleeves, a witch's hat, black shoes and a broom. Wear green and gray face make-up and dark gray lipstick. A fake wart on your nose would help too. Blacken out some of your teeth for a really ugly effect.

Tom Sawyer: Wear overalls that look worn, a dull plaid shirt and be sure to go bare footed. Place a straw hat on your head and chew on a piece of straw that is somewhat long. You can also add freckles to your checks and make your feet look dirty.

A Genie: You will need a pair of loose-fitting Pants that fit tight around the ankles and a halter top or vest to match. Use a brightly colored scarf as a belt tied around the waist. Wear wide bracelets on your arms and large loop earrings. Go barefoot. Make a turban out of fabric and add a large plastic jewel on the front of the turban with fabric glue. If you can't find the pants this outfit calls for, then use a pair of loose-fitting pants and, tie the pants down to your ankles with colorful ribbon and make the pants look puffy.

Instead of a turban, you could pull your hair up into a pony tail on top of your head. Add some bling in your hair. Drape a thin scarf across the bottom part of your face.

Peter Pan: Using dark green fabric, make a tunic that hits above the knee and has a jagged hem and jagged sleeves. Wear opaque black or green tights, a black belt and black shoes. Make a hat using the green fabric and add a feather to the hat. Place a dagger under your belt and you're Peter Pan.

Igor: For this costume you will need a very large lab coat or white long sleeve shirt. Place stuffing into a pillowcase and sew it into the inside of the shirt for the hump. (You could also just use Velcro to keep it in place). Wear a pair of raggedy pants with holes in the knee areas. For a belt, use a rope and tie it in the front. An old and dull looking t-shirt that is ripped at the collar, sleeve and hem looks great. Carry a jar of brown colored water (use Food dye) with a chunk of cauliflower in it for the brain. Shave your head and walk hunched over... shaving your head is optional.

Jack and the Beanstalk: For this costume, wear all green and wrap wired silk ivy all over yourself from head to toe. Using a straw hat, glue cotton balls on the hat for a cloud effect. A sprig of ivy should come out of the top of the hat. Make a tunic for a Ken Doll and Ken becomes Jack, and you are the beanstalk. Carry a bag of beans to hand out.

Octomom: This is a really fun one. Wear long dark hair and big very red lips. Attach eight baby Dolls all over yourself and you are ready to go.

Indiana Jones: For this costume you will need a brown hat with a brim. Use a rope for the whip and attach a handle - or use a jump rope, pull off one of the handles and spray paint the rope and handle. Wear brown paints, a tan shirt and brown boots. Wear a leather jacket. Use a rough sponge and brown makeup to create beard stubble. Add a few lines of dirt around your cheekbones, temples and under the jaw line.

A Sorcerer: For a sorcerer, use a long black or dark colored robe with long drooping sleeves and a robe belt (use a drapery tieback for the belt). Hang mystical items from the belt such as a pouch, herbs, crystals, and carry a staff.

Mrs. Claus: For this cute outfit glue cotton balls on a shower cap for the hair. Wear a white button down shirt, long white skirt, a red apron, red and white striped stockings and wire rim glasses on the tip of your nose. Add rosy red cheeks and you're ready.

A Hunter: This one is really easy. Wear camouflage Clothing, a hunter's vest with lots of pockets, a camouflage hat, gloves and rubber boots. Carry binoculars, a canteen and a fake rifle.

A Devil: Wear red tights and a red turtleneck shirt. Make pointed ears out of red felt. Make the horns out of red felt with wire inserted or foam painted red and attach them to a headband. Make the tail out of felt with an arrow shape at the end and insert wire into the felt. Cover all the exposed skin with red body paint. Take a black brow pencil and draw your eyebrows at a sharp outward angle. Color your lips red or black.

Cat Burglar: This guy wears all black. Wear black leggings, a black turtleneck, black stocking cap, black socks and shoes, black eye mask and black gloves. Hang some tools from a belt and wear around your waist. Carry a sack over your shoulder.

Tinkerbell: Cut the hem of a short green Dress into a jagged pattern. Put your hair in a bun and wear very little makeup (mainly, a little blush, lip gloss and mascara). Wear green flats with pompoms on top. Wear little fairy wings and carry a wand and a big smile.

The Easter Bunny:To be the Easter Bunny wear white sweatpants and a white hooded sweatshirt. Using wire and white and pink felt, make the bunny ears and attach them to the hood of the sweatshirt. Cut an oval shape out of the pink felt for the bunny's chest and attach it to the front of the sweatshirt. Create a bunny nose and whiskers using makeup and wear white gloves. Carry a basket filled with colorful plastic eggs.

A Soldier: Wear military Clothing such as: fatigues, hat or helmet, black boots, dog TAGs, utility belt with canteen and a fake grenade. Camouflage your face and carry a fake gun.

Teen Wolf: Wear a basketball costume and headband. Buy some fake fur from a craft store and using spirit gum attach it to any exposed skin. Wear rubber fingernails and high top tennis shoes.

A Rapper: For this hip guy you will wear baggy jeans that sag down your hips, a t-shirt and hoodie, a baseball cap tilted on your head, gold chain, big Watch, a grill on your teeth (silver gum wrapper will work for the grill) and cool tennis.

Black Eyed P: This costume is super quick and easy. Wear a white t-shirt and with a black marker draw the letter P on it (be sure it is a large P). Using black face make-up, give yourself one black eye. Now you are a black eyed P.

Circus Clown: Wear coveralls over a brightly colored long sleeve shirt, converse tennis shoes (the older the better) and a clown wig or color your own hair with colored spray. Paint your face white and create a clown look that you like. Carry a noise maker and spray Silly string.

School Crossing Guard: This one is quick and easy. You will need to wear dark colored clothes (slacks and button down shirt), a whistle around the neck and carry a stop sign.

Rock 'n Roll Star: All you need to be a rock star is a pair of leather pants, leather jacket or vest, spiked dog collar, fake tattoos, long haired wig or spiked hair, and Sunglasses. Be sure and carry a toy guitar.

A Used Car Salesman: Slick your hair back using lots of hair cream. Wear a plaid polyester suit, a button down shirt and several neck chains. Hand out business cards you made yourself and tell people you can get them a great deal.

Marge Simpson: Wear a Marge Simpson wig or make a wig out of blue yarn. Wear a green tube type Dress with elastic around the top, orange flat shoes and a bead necklace. Use make up to color your skin yellow.

Halloween Costume Ideas - 25 Homemade Costumes to Make

Friday, July 20, 2012

Corpse Costume Ideas

Corpse Costume Ideas


Halloween happens only once a year, it's just fAir if you can do better than wearing blood-soaked, tattered shirt and dirty Pants.

Corpse Costume Ideas

Corpse Costume Ideas

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Corpse Costume Ideas

Show up wearing an unanticipated costume. Stop wearing that terrible costume you've worn in the past. Go out there and surprise your friends with fresh concepts. A Corpse costume is a classic choice during Halloween because it is absolutely spooky. But you can still come up with even creepier twist to this costume. These are some spanking new ideas that can give off a little more impact to the Party.

Corpse Bride Costume

This particular costume is a common trend during Halloween season. Still there are numerous ways to gather brand new ideas for this concept. Watch Halloween movies like Tim Burton's TheCorpse Bride and Nightmare before Christmas. It is indeed a fantasy movie so it's fun to resemble your own costume with something out of ingenious imagination. This costume depicts a story of a girl who was killed by her fiance on her wedding day. Corpse Bride costume can be edgy and innovative. It can be completely high-fashion and fAirytale like so don't just wear any ordinary white Dress.

Tim Burton's Corpse Bride costume is a white wedding gown with train. The train is quite dramatic because it has been frayed to jagged edges and painted with fading shades of blue. The front of wedding Dress has a split edged in dark shade of blue. The blue shade gradates up the train and all the way to the 376 km. The 376 is edged in dark shades of blue, dripping down the enTire top ofwedding gown. The gown has gorgeous strapless tube neckline. The veil is attached to a headpiece of silk flowers and dried vine. It is made of a layer of tulle with hand painted design of black Burton swirls. Wear a wig that resembles the corpse bride's hAir in the movie. It is a mix of blue and black, wavy and a gnarled bits. Match the fabulous gown with suited make-up-pale face, deep red lip stick and dark shades of eye shadow and black eyeliner will certainly do the trick.

Capture the eerie atmosphere with the looks and tragic story behind of this corpse bride costume.

Corpse Groom Costume

Wearing old-fashioned tux is not enough. There has to be a little drama to go along with your costume. You may wear crushed velvet, uneven sleeve jacket with boutonniere, satinbutton front vest, satin bow tie and black top hat. You are supposed to be a corpse so your face must be really pale.

Corpse Child Costume

This costume will make your little girl look sweet yet still has a creepy image. Dress your child in white knee-length gown and a head piece of purple flowers. Apply pale make-up and dark shades around her eyes to create a daunting feel to her costume.

The more scary and unique your costume is, the better. Besides, scary costumes must heighten the spooky holiday spirit to make this season worth waiting for. Forget "run of the mill and ordinary costumes, and hello to inventive and urbane Corpse costume creations.

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Thursday, June 14, 2012

The True Story of Halloween

The True Story of Halloween


Halloween originated thousands of years ago, making it one of the oldest holidays. The Halloween that we celebrated today, has had many influences from many cultures over the years, such as the Roman's Pomona Day, Celtic festival of Samhain and the Christian holidays of All Saints and All Souls Days.

The True Story of Halloween

The True Story of Halloween

The True Story of Halloween


The True Story of Halloween



The True Story of Halloween

Hundreds of years ago the Celts lived in what we now Great Britain and Northern France. They worshipped nature and had many gods, the sun god being their favorite. This was the god that dictated their work and their rest schedules. He was also known for making the earth beautiful and the crops grow plentiful.

Celtic New Year was on November 1st. Every year, the Celts celebrated with a festival and marking the end of summer, (the season of the sun) andthe beginning of winter (the season of darkness and cold.)

On October 31st once all the crops were harvested and stored away for the long winter, they would extinguish the Cooking fires in the homes. The Celtic priests, also called Druids would gather in the dark oak forest (oak trees were considered sacred) upon the hilltop. Here they would make new fires and offer sacrifices consisting of crops and animals. They would then begin to dance around the fires. It was at this ceremony the season of the sun would pass and the season of darkness would begin.

In the morning the Druids took an ember from their fires and gave it to each of the families. They would take the ember home and start new Cooking fires. These fires would keep the homes warm and free from evil spirits, untilthe season of sun returned.

November 1st was the festival called Samhain (pronounced "sow-en"). This festival lasted for 3 days. People would parade around in costumes made from the skins and heads of animals. It was this festival that became the first Halloween

During the first century that the Romans invaded Britain, they brought many of their festivals and customs, with them. One of these was Pomona Day, named for their goddess of fruits and gardens. This festival was celebrated around November 1st. After hundreds of years of Romans, the Celtic's Samhain festival became mixed with the Roman's Pomona Day creating one major fall holiday.

The next influence came about when the new Christian religion spread throughout Europe and Britain. In the year 835 ADthe Roman Catholic Church made November 1st a church holiday honoring all the saints. This day was called All Saint's Day, Hallowmas, or All Hallows. Years later, the church called November 2nd, All Souls Day, to honor the dead. It was celebrated with big bonfires, parades, and people Dressing up as saints, angels and devils.

The spread of Christianity did not make people forget their customs. People continued to celebrate the festivals of Samhain and Pomona Day on October 31st. Over the years all customs from these holidays mixed. October 31st was All Hallow Even, later All Hallow's Eve, Hallowe'en and then Halloween, as we know it today.

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Saturday, May 12, 2012

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Sunday, April 8, 2012

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Monday, March 5, 2012

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Pack of 4 Haunted Halloween Skeleton with Wings Hanging Decoration 44"



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Pack of 4 Haunted Halloween Skeleton with Wings Hanging Decoration 44" Overview


Hanging Skeleton Decorations
Item #40850
Create a "spooktacular" display this Halloween with these dreadfully frightening hanging skeletons
Each skeleton wears a flowing, gauzy gown and has wings on their back
Recommended for indoor use - if hanging outdoors, place under a covered area

Dimensions: 44"H
Material(s): polyester

Pack includes 4 of the skeleton shown

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Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Easy Homemade Halloween Preschool Crafts and Children Halloween Games

Easy Homemade Halloween Preschool Crafts and Children Halloween Games


Why do you need some easy, homemade Halloween preschool crafts and fun children Halloween games ideas? Moms, you know how difficult it can be to keep your preschoolers occupied in the weeks before Halloween. ExciteMent is high for these youngsters. They can only think about wearing their costume and going out to Trick or Treat. It seems like years away for them. That is why you've got to check out our easy, homemade Halloween Preschool Crafts and our fun Halloween game ideas pages. You can find cheap, easy and fun crafts, games and activities for young kids.

Easy Homemade Halloween Preschool Crafts and Children Halloween Games

Easy Homemade Halloween Preschool Crafts and Children Halloween Games

Easy Homemade Halloween Preschool Crafts and Children Halloween Games


Easy Homemade Halloween Preschool Crafts and Children Halloween Games



Easy Homemade Halloween Preschool Crafts and Children Halloween Games

You can find at least 10 craft ideas and activities to keep your youngsters happy and busy all on one web page. You will get a list of the materials you will need, directions to Halloween make each craft idea and there will also be some pictures so you can see what this kids craft is going to look like when you are done. You can also find sources of crafting Supplies that you do not already have.

Fun and easy homemade craft ideas kids Halloween perfect for when they are combined with a fun kids game like how to make a Pin the Hat on the Scarecrow or pin the Wart on the Witch game ". It's a simple, classic, fun kids game Halloween with a twist. It is Halloween the perfect game to play at a Party, at school or at home during family game night.

How about making some Green Slime? Find the instructions to making your own homemade batch of gooey green slime in an easy recipe form. There are also lots of fun kids games with aHalloween theme. Just one example is a game called, Mr. Skeleton, Where's Your Bones?

What would Halloween be with out some Magic Witch Potion? Double, double, toil and trouble; Fire, burn; and Cauldron, bubble. Your kids are going to think you are a genius or perhaps, since it is Halloween time, they will think that you are an amazingly powerful witch. They just might believe that you went to school with Hermione and Harry Potter at Hogwarts. This makes for the perfect homemade Halloween crafts idea.

More children Halloween games like Push the Pumpkin, Witch Hunt and Eyeball Race are all well suited for a kids Halloween Party at home, or at school. They are also perfect to keep your children out of the Halloween candy!

Fun craft ideas for the early weeks of October include Handprint Spiders, Footprint Ghosts and Glitter Ghosts. Ghost craft ideas are very popular around Halloween! Then, of course, there's also Witch Hat, Halloween Bat, Spider Webs and Egg Carton Bats. You can use egg cartons for tons of different craft ideas for kids, so be sure to keep some around for future craft ideas. Holidays are more fun when you share the gift of imagination and time together with your kids! Be sure to keep your family happy and having fun with these free and easy homemade Halloween preschool crafts and these fun children Halloween games.

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Thursday, December 29, 2011

A Fun Kid Halloween Party Idea is a Haunted House Theme

A Fun Kid Halloween Party Idea is a Haunted House Theme


A fun kid Halloween Party idea is to turn the Party into a haunted house! Kids love Halloween parties and Haunted Houses so why not combine the two? This Haunted Halloween Party idea can be set up a family room, garage, or backyard.

Make announceMents shaped like a haunted house with black paper, and white or yellow markers. Let everyone know what day, time and location of your haunted house Halloween Party. Let the kids and guests know to Dress up as ghosts, ghouls, a mad scientist, and monsters.

Once you decide on the location for the party, look at the room or yard to locate any safety concerns, any off-limit areas of the room or yard, and where to place decorations. Ideas for decorations and Supplies include:
White sheets, tableCloths or fabric to drape over furniture Black fabric or tableCloth to cover any bright areas String twinkle lights, flashlights and litesticks Dry ice or fog machine with adult supervision Lots of spider webbing and creepy creatures Scary looking jack-o-lanterns Assorted large clear jars for a scientist lab area Make tombstones from cardboard or foam blocks Haunted sounds and eerie music

Cover any furniture or large items with white sheets or Cloth. Place or hang scary decorations such as spiders, bats and rats around the room or yard. Lots of jack-o-lanterns piled in corners really adds to the effect. Make a graveyard with cardboard tombstones and plastic skeleton bones. Set up a table covered with a sheet for the mad scientist's laboratory. Large jars with green tinted water can display a cauliflower brain, green olives in a ball of mozzarella cheese looks like an eyeball, and lots of creepy bugs.

Lighting really adds to the effect of your haunted house Halloween party. Cover any really bright areas with black or dark Cloth and hang twinkle, clip-on black and strobe lights in key locations. Look for areas that might become hazardous if too dark and add more lights. String up lots of spider webbing all around the room. Use dry ice with adult supervision or a fog machine to add to the spooky effect.

Serve Halloween party finger Foods such as:
Bite-size pizzas (an olive in the center looks like an eye) Fried-ravioli (looks like knuckles) with red pizza sauce Chicken wings (tell the kids they are bat wings) Frog-eye salad (ambrosia with green grapes) Bubbly brew (punch) Cocoa Cat Cookies (chocolate cookies cut into cat shapes)

Play spooky music and use a strobe light to play kids games such as Musical Jack-O-Lanterns (use pumpkins instead of chAirs), Pin the Hat on the Witch, or Freeze TAG if you are using the backyard. Send everyone home with a treat bag full of goodies!




Thursday, November 24, 2011

Halloween Themed Classroom Decorations

Halloween Themed Classroom Decorations


The witching season is upon you! Bright orange and black, spiders and bats, scary and sweet, it's time again for Halloween classroom decorations.

Whether you're starting from scratch or you already have most of your Halloween classroom decor ready, fresh classroom decoration ideas keep the spirits roaming your classroom.

Giant Spider in Her Web

A large, blank wall requires large decorations. If you have a large wall in your classroom, begin with a giant spider web. The web is easily created using yarn of any color that will stand off the wall. Choose 6 points on the wall for attachMent. The hour positions of 10, 12, 2, 4, 6 and 8 on a clock are a good reference. Cut three lengths of yarn the full length of the web you want to create. Attach the yarn straight across the wall at the 6 points to create an asterisk. Then, working in a spiral from the outside, attach the yarn at each of the 6 points with tape or glue until you have at least 3 spirals. You may have several more spirals depending on the size of your wall.

Once you have the web, it's time to create the spider. The spider should be black and can be any size and shape. You can cut the body out of black construction paper and then use long black pipe cleaners for the legs. You can also make the legs out of black construction paper by cutting long rectangles and then folding them accordion-style to give the spider diMension. Once the spider is assembled, attach her to the web.

This can also turn into a great project for your students. Give them pipe cleaners and show them how to twist the pieces together to create mini-spiders that will help turn the giant web into a scary masterpiece. You can take the project one step further with black or brightly colored mini pom-poms that can be used as the body of the mini-spiders.

Halloween Scenes

One classroom door decoration idea is to create Halloween scenes out of colored felt or construction paper and attach them to the door. The scenes need not be scary, but warm and inviting, drawing the children inside. A cat with a pumpkin, friendly ghosts, skeletons with top hats, or a large moon with a fence silhouette are just a few ideas to get you started. Use simple shapes and contrasting colors to create a delightful array of mini-scenes for decorating your classroom door. You can easily turn this into a fun project for your students, whether you ask them to cut out the simple shapes or give them the ability to create the haunting landscape.

Surrounded by Skeletons

A border of cut out skeletons can wrap around the upper wall of your classroom. You can make the skeletons in a paper Doll style, with many layers of white construction paper cut out at once so they are attached when you unfold the paper.

Another idea is to have your students cut out the bones of small skeletons, attach the bones with brass Fasteners and then hang them around the periMeter of the classroom. Students can express themselves by putting the arms and legs of their skeletons in funny positions or even hanging them upside down.

Inspiring classroom decorations are an important part of creating an environMent where students are motivated to learn. If you want to involve your students in classroom decoration, many lessons can be incorporated into simple classroom decorating ideas like anatomy, art, math and science.


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Saturday, October 22, 2011

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Humongous 15' Hanging Commercial Skeleton Monster Halloween Decoration Review


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Humongous Commercial Skeleton Decoration
Item #52135
This larger-than-life skeleton monster is perfect for commercial applications, haunted houses and anywhere else you want to create a spooktacular scene.
Arms are poseable
Approximate Dimensions: 15 feet long x 6 feet wide
Material(s): fabric/foam/wire
Comes ready-to-hang with a black fabric loop
Recommended for indoor use but can be used seasonally outdoors under a covered area

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Sunday, September 18, 2011

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Halloween Toilet Paper Holder Skeleton Grinning Skull Review


Halloween Toilet Paper Holder Skeleton Grinning Skull Feature

  • 8 1/4" x 4 1/2" x 8 3/8" high.
  • Polyresin.
  • Toilet paper not included.

Halloween Toilet Paper Holder Skeleton Grinning Skull Overview

This bony fellow's grinning every time the paper's spinning. Spooky toilet paper holder is a most unexpected addition to your bathroom; a daring decorator's dream come true! Weight 1.7 lbs. Polyresin. Toilet paper not included. 8 1/4" x 4 1/2" x 8 3/8" high.

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