10 Interesting Animal Costumes

Poodle riding...a horse dresses as a poodle with a poodle skirt wearing girl.
Source Posted by Fernwood Designs Art Studio on Friday, October 31, 2014


Hello and welcome to Countdown to Halloween!

I am one of many "Cryptkeepers" for this year.

To start off is a roundup of Interesting Animal Costumes:

Fast Food Collies
Source:  Fast Food News

Sushi Cat Rolls
Source:  World Observer Online

German Shepow Spider
Source:  Jokideo.com

Horse Skeleton
Source:  My Horse Forum

Saddle up Guina, Little Stuart is joining the Rodeo.
Source:  Funny Animal Costumes

A Turkeyhuahua.
Source:  delish.com

Totoro disgusing itself as a cat.
Source:  Laughingsquid.com

Spaghetti and Muttballs
Source: Xcitefun

Cerberus as a puppy
Source:  Weknowmemes.com

Do you have a link of an interesting animal costume?   Would love to see it!  Please leave a link in the comment section.

I am going to try to post something every day.  Thanks for stopping by for a visit hope you come back to visit again.

Be sure to check out the other participants for this year.  Click the button below for a link to the participating blogs.

Happy Haunting!

PEEPSHI

In case you can't tell from my posts, I am fanatic of Marshmallow Peeps and when I ran across this "Peepshi" tutorial over at Serious Eats I knew I had to post it here.  As this is not just "Easter" related, you could use leftover Peeps or pick some up next weeks on clearance and for a fun after school snack.

I do have to warn you though, there are decapitated Peeps in the tutorial and every now and then when I have been around little kids when you chop the heads off of something, yes, even an Marshmallow Peep, it disturbs them, so keep that in mind when you have kids around. 

FELTED ROACH SUSHI

Well here is something you don't see everyday.

The crafty person at the website below created felted roach on a piece of felted rice and calls it "Roach Sushi".

It is creepy and uber clever all at the same time.

The first time I ever even heard of a roach was when I was in my teens and my Aunt Jane said she used to live in a place with them and just thought they were beetled. My Mom then groaned and said that when she lived in Florida she had to literally wash her trash before putting in the trash can to keep from getting them in her apartment as they had roaches the size of your hand down there.

When we visited the Brookfield Zoo in Illinois my son and I saw Madagascar hissing cockroaches in a covered aquarium that smelled like rotten garlic. After seeing that, I don't know if uber clever cancels out the repulsiveness of a pseudo roach creation.