Showing posts with label spider web. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spider web. Show all posts

Friday, October 14, 2016

9 DIY HALLOWEEN DECORATIONS OUT OF TRASHBAGS

Hello and welcome to day 14 of Countdown to Halloween.

Here are a few cheap ways to prepare for Halloween using a simple, everyday household items pretty much all of will have on hand...a trash bag!

I will caution as a disclaimer these would be if you have older children or adults only in the house and no pets that roam the house or out of reach for young children, dogs and cats as they are likely to try to chew or tear down.

SPIDER WEB

PHOTO:  Source

Hefty trash bags has instructions on how to create a spider web out of one of their trash bags

A DEAD BODY
Just stuff a bag with old newspapers and wrap in twine.



CREEPY CURTAINS


PHOTO: SOURCE

Sincerely Yours Auntie Dena made these by buying plain black trash bags and cutting into strips and hanging up for curtains.

LAWN GHOSTS DANCING AROUND THE FIRE
Photo: Source

The ghosts above are made out plastic drop cloths (although you could use white trash bags) stuffed with white trash bags and paper (or newspapers or leaves), rebar, to hold it up and taped up with clear plastic tape and the fire is white Christmas lights.

For further instruction visit Pink Pixie Forest

WITCHES AROUND THE CAULDRON

This is the same concept as the above except using black garbage bags, adding witch hats on top and a plastic cauldron on the top the lights.
Photo:  SOURCE

Sincerely Yours Auntie Dena made these by buying plain black trash bags and cutting into strips and hanging up for curtains.

GIANT SPIDER
Photo: Source

Mom Endeavors.com had instruction on how to make the above spider with some trash bags, black spray paint, PVC joints, black, clothesline, black electrical tape, 2 red reflectors and filler for the trash bags.

GHOSTS

These haunting ghosts images were made using clear trash bag, clear packing tape and a styrofoam head.   There is a video tutorial here.

Photo:  SOURCE

JACK SKELLINGTON GARAGE DECORATION

Make a garage decoration with black plastic bag and black duct or electrical tape.
Photo:  Source


HALLOWEEN WREATH
Just need a hanger, 4 trash bags and scissors.

Photo:  DIY Video on how make on Youtube at Frugal Upstate

For more detail visit the DIY Video on how make on Youtube at Frugal Upstate

Which one is your favorite?  Do you have a trash bag Halloween decoration to share?  If so, please feel free to post in the comments.

Thank you for stopping by and be sure to check out the other participants in the the year's Countdown to Halloween at the link below.





Thursday, October 4, 2012

Spooktacular Spider DIY Roundup

Welcome to Day 4 of the Countdown to Halloween!

For today I decided on a roundup of over 20 splendid spooktacular spider DIY ideas:







Source: google.com via Penny on Pinterest













 







Source: google.ie via MsSadie on Pinterest

Source: via Kristen on Pinterest

Source: etsy.com via Nikki on Pinterest



Source: wanelo.com via Jodi on Pinterest









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Saturday, September 29, 2012

Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores Spooky Sweet Sale

 From September 30th to October 13th,. 2012, Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores  is having a sale of 30% off on Wilton Autumn and Halloween Food Crafting Supplies, such as the pictured knife icing decorations, shot glass ice mold, cookie cutter, Halloween shaped pans, sprinkles, decorating sets and many more items.

 
They also are having an exclusive online exclusive 50% off sale on selected Halloween items (and shipping is free if purchases total over $40) such as:

Haunted House Lace Door Panel 
on sale for $7.49
 Photo:  JoAnn Fabric







Halloween Spider Web 2 Tier Plate Holder
on sale for $14.99
  
Bat Lace Tablecloth
on sale for $9.99
Photo:  JoAnn Fabric








Black Glitter Hanging Skeleton
On sale for $17.99
Photo:  JoAnn Fabric 

 






Sunday, March 25, 2012

Giant Bug Sculptures


Source: rsabg.org via Kathryn on Pinterest


I spotted this at David Lowe Design where is blogged about giant insect sculptures by David Rogers that are currently on display at  Rancho Santa Ana Botanical Garden  and I concur that they remind you of things you would see in 50's horror movies, many of which were riffed on by one of the best shows ever to hit the airwaves, Mystery Science Theater 3000 that turned outdated and bad movies into hysterical comedy, one-line zingers at a time.

From the sculptor, David Roger's blog:

"The sculptures are created using various combinations of whole trees found standing or fallen dead, cut green saplings selectively harvested from the willow family, dry branches, and other forest materials.
The inherent uniqueness of these materials: their different shapes, colors and textures provide these sculptures with character, definition, and a sense of motion.

Since its debut in 1994 at the Dallas Arboretum, the Big Bugs exhibit has traveled all across the USA. It consistently brings in swarms (indeed!) of new audiences to all the venues it visits. It provides a visually stunning platform for educational programs and interaction, one of the main goals of the Big Bugs exhibit. Big Bugs also has the effect of helping create greater public awareness of its host institution as a fun and interesting year-round educational resource, with a concomitant boost in attendance."
Source: rsabg.org via Kathryn on Pinterest


For more pictures and information visit:  David Lowe Design and David Rogers' Big Bug Portfolio

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Spiders Crafts & Recipe Roundup

Today's roundup is SPIDERS!

If you have any spider crafts or recipes to share feel free to leave them in the comments section.

Happy haunting!

Glam up a plastic spider by painting it silver and paint a pumpkin white and embellish it with sequins.  For further details visit BHG   Photo: BHG


Spider Paper Lantern - instructions by Cathie Fillian (photo:  Cathie Fillian)

There is a fabulous tutorial on making the above Chocolate Spider Cake in a Jar over at I Am Baker
Photo:   I Am Baker


 Make a spider web garland with a tutorial by Burton Avenue 
Photo:  Burton Avenue 

Turn dollar store plastic spider rings into magnetic spiders by cutting the ring part off and gluing on magnetic strips - tutorial at Miss Lovies Creations by Delia Creates 
Photo:   Delia Creates 

Kraft Canada has a yummy recipe for this Spiderweb Pumpkin Cheesecake   Photo:  Kraft Canada

 FaveCrafts has instructions on making this elegant spider out of beads.

 Conjur up spider bites with Sandra Lee of the Food Network with chocolate and white chips, peanut butter and pretzels   Photo:   Food Network 

pine cone spider mobile with a creepy crawly twist!
Make low cost spider decorations out of pine cones and sticks with tutorial by Zombies Wearing Helmets
Photo: Zombies Wearing Helmets