Witch door decoration

Witch door decoration I created! :) Contact paper was used for green portion. I rolled up construction paper and made a cone, then covered it with contact paper for the nose. Used a glue stick to stick the nose on. Construction paper and glue stick were used for the eyes, hat buckle, mouth, spider and eyelashes. Used googly eyes on spider. I had the kids paint black on a large piece of butcher paper and purple on a strip of butcher paper, and cut it out to size for the hat. enjoy!

Bats, witch, come in my pretties

Ok, ok, I am a total liar. I seriously THOUGHT I had shared my actual tutorial for my glam witch crash that I made 2 years ago! But no, I just took all the pictures for the tutorial, and never … read more

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The first front yard decoration is on display! I hoped to finish my variation of the classic Witch Crash gag last night but it needed another hour or so today to get done. At first, my idea was just having the legs and broom sticking out of a nearby shrub as a small accent. Telling my niece Devin about the plan, she pushed the gag to this level... I had to do it. This is made with stuff I already had. It's pretty simple to make. The busted hole is a piece of plywood cut into a rough oval…

A Witchy Welcome Ordinarily, you wouldn't be excited to visit a witch's home, but this is Halloween! Go ahead and accept her invitation. Enjoy a glass of smoking brew, admire her skull collection, and maybe dance around the cauldron with her. If you're lucky (and very polite), she'll even let you leave with all of your fingers, toes, and eyeballs intact. Product Details Set a spooky scene with this fun and unique Witch or Treat Door Curtain Halloween Decoration! Made of black polyester…

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