Halloween Series Wrap Up

Pin It So did everyone have a good time during the 15 Tricks to Treat Your Halloween Series?! I loved getting to see all the different styles that everyone decorates or celebrates the holiday in. And I was so fortunate to get to have such talented bloggers participating in this series. Thanks again ladies!

So to recap, I made this fun little graphic, and have put a list together of all the projects and recipes that were featured through out the series. I hope you enjoy looking back over these for some awesome inspiration!

Sept. 16th: Girl.Inspired. Mantle
Sept. 17th: Pocket Full Of Pink Boo Frame
Sept. 18th: Ginger Snap Crafts Blocks
Sept. 19th: High Heels & Grills Treat Bags
Sept. 20th: One Artsy Mama Treat Holder
Sept. 21st: Winthrop Chronicles Pumpkin Cupcakes
Sept. 22nd: Days Of Chalk and Chocolate Glam Spooky Wreath
Sept. 23rd: Mommy is Coo Coo Decor
Sept. 24th: The Grant Life Halloween Plates
Sept. 25th: Blissful and Domestic Cinnamon Apples
Sept. 26th: Design, Dining, and Diapers Ghost Garland
Sept. 27th: Destination: Craft Candy Corn Jars
Sept. 28th: What's Cooking Love? Pumpkin Pie Muddy Buddies
Sept. 29th: The Bean Sprout Notes Pumpin Door Decor
Sept: 30th: Embracing Messy Cheese Cloth Ghosts




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Creepy {Crawly} Fossil Cookies

Pin It The other day I did a guest post for my bloggy buddy Sarah over at High Heels & Grills. I shared this fun and easy Halloween treat, but I wanted to share it with all of you guys too! My friend and I started up a craft club (anyone in the Fort Worth, Texas area?!), and I am hosting our first meeting on October 6th. So I wanted to have some fun treats for the girls while we are crafting up a storm together! I found this idea on Martha Stewart.com. Of course. Good ol' Martha.

Here is what you'll need to make these creepy crawly fossil cookies:
Ready to mix cookie dough (or pretty much any cookie dough of your choice)
Food safe plastic creepy crawly bugs ( I got some at the Dollar Tree)

So I used this ready to mix peanut butter cookie dough. It's nice when you just want to get something in the oven quick, or you don't have the time or all the ingredients on hand to make them from scratch. I mixed these up real quick, and then put a table spoon of dough in my hand and flattened it out with the palm of my hand. Lay these "stone shaped" cookies on a greased piece of foil, or parchment paper.

Next, take your creepy crawly and coat it in flour. Then lay it face down in the cookie dough "stones" you have on the cookie sheet. Press it gently into the dough to make a good impression. Repeat this for the rest of your cookies. Once you have done this to all of them, remove the creepy crawly from the dough, and place the cookie sheet in the freezer. Leave them in the freezer to firm up for about 15-20 minutes.

Bake the cookies according to package (or your recipe) directions. And voila! Fossil cookies!

What do you think? Are these fun or what?! I really love the way they turned out, and I can't wait to make them again for the Craft Club Meeting! I think everyone will just eat them up... Baha!

Well, I hope you guys liked this fun and easy little treat. They would be great for any Halloween party, favor, or for a fun after school snack for your kids!

I would love to see these if you make them, so shoot me an email and send me pics of how they turned out!




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Creepy Crawly Fossil Cookies

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Cheese Grater Pumpkins {Tutorial}

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Hello everyone! How goes the fall and Halloween decorating? Are you in the thick of it, or just getting started? I love decorating for fall and Halloween, and this year I was trying to come up with something different that I haven't seen before... Enter my Cheese Grater Pumpkins. I posted those a week ago or so, and I've had lots of questions on how I did them. So here is the tutorial! Yay!

What You'll Need For These:
Three Metal Cheese Graters
Dremel Tool (With metal cutting bit)
Orange Spray Paint
Brown Spray Paint
Sand Paper
Green Fabric of Choice
E6000 Glue
Blue Painters Tape
Small Glass Votive Candles

Ok, so the first thing you need to do is to get yourself some cheese graters. I picked mine up at the Dollar Tree. And I know Wal-Mart also carries the metal cheese graters. If you want to have your cheese graters at varying heights, you'll need to cut them. I had my hubzy use his dremel to cut the bottom off one of the cheese graters. Then I filed it down a tad so that it wasn't so sharp.

Now, you can glue the cut off bottom to one of the other cheese graters, to give it a little height. It should fit perfectly right inside the cheese grater, and wont need much glue. Just a few dabs in the corners should do it. {I don't have a picture of this for some reason}

Once the glue is dry, you're ready to start working on them. I took the brown spray paint and gave all the cheese graters a coat. Once that was dry, I taped off the handles with painters tape, and then sprayed all the cheese graters with Krylons Pumpkin Orange. When the orange spray paint is dry, you can start to sand them up a little!

Peel off the painters tape from the handles carefully, and then take your sand paper square and start to go over all the edges and grooves. This part is totally up to you - if you want a heavily distressed look or not. When you are done sanding, all that is left is to cut three strips of fabric to tie on the handles for your "leaves". Then, DONE!

Find a good spot for them, then place the glass votives inside, and enjoy the pretty glow! I just love mine, and have gotten several compliments on how different they are.

I think I answered all the questions, but if you have any more don't hesitate to email me! And I would love to see pictures of yours if you try them.




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