tag: halloween
Who Are You? DIY Halloween Costumes
4 commentsHappy Halloween! The holiday of re-invention is to crafting what the Superbowl is to football. What are you making yourself into?
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Spidey Hat for Blythe Photo Tutorial
With some inexpensive one size fits all gloves and mittens, you can make your favorite Blythe doll this ultra cool hat for Halloween. It's a beginner's sewing project that takes under an hour...
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Half Past Midnight, a Witch's Cat
1 commentMeet a magical little kitty named Half Past Midnight. The witch who owns him named him that because he's not exactly black - he's navy blue. The same color blue that the sky turns when it's lit by a...
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Cute as a Pumpkin Earrings
Michelle at Scribbit made these charming little pumpkin earrings out of polymer clay -- check out her fantastic tutorial and whip up a pair yourself!
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Spooky Cameos and Charms for Halloween Jewelry
1 commentIf you're planning to adorn yourself with spooky jewelry this Halloween, here are some fun pieces to design with!
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Knit (and Crochet) Spooky with a Host of Halloween Projects
1 commentCheck out Lion Brand's library of free patterns for Halloween ideas.
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Crafte's Inferno: Scary Crafty Excesses or How to Terrify the Opposite Sex
13 commentsCrafting for Halloween can be a very slippery slope. The trick is to create a costume that treats your audience to a thrilling shiver, not send them screaming in abject fear. My first handmade costume landed me smack in the middle of the fifth circle of craft hell where creative impressions can leave scars.
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Halloween Jewelry
I created some halloween graphics and used DG3 Art Gel as an alternative to resin. It's great for personal projects, and is less smelly and more safe than resin. I created a new tutorial of thr...
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Halloween Bats
Here is a fast, easy and inexpensive Halloween decoration project. Using the Plastic Bag Fusing Tutorial at EtsyLabs as an inspiration I came up with a way to make weather proof bats to hang from my...
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Introducing Mr. and Mrs. Candy Corn
This cute little couple was inspired by a candy corn contest. This is what I came up with. They made my day. I chose to do them as a couple since it's the time of year my husband and I...
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Monkenottukhamun by q.D.paToOtieS
Meet King Monkenottukhamun, pronounced monkey-not-too-common, (meaning you don't see mummified monkey pharaohs rising from the dead to carry out a curse for disturbing his tomb). This little guy is...
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Fantasy Themed Art Pendants
Besides animals I love doing fantasy themed art. These pendants are made on a wood tile using my color pencil artwork.
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Cowgirl Dreams - Western Rodeo Style Wear for the Kiddo's
1 commentThis collection brings back memories of my own childhood when I would plan with my friend, the horse ranch we would some day own. I never did come to own a ranch but I had a dream and...
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Rosefrom Dagrave, an Easy Crochet Zombie
1 commentI just finished crocheting this little zombie a little while ago. The super easy free pattern is now on my q.D.paToOtieS Blog just in time to make a few up before Halloween.
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Halloween Ghoulish Clothing
1 commentHalloween Ghoulish Clothing. Tear a slit in a sheet to put your head through. Tearing strips going upward and spray with coffee. Great staining and old deadly look. Add a smaller black piece of...
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Halloween Hay Stack Display
3 Haystacks with electric lighted pumpkins and fake ivy. I use this prop every year at the end of my driveway entrance.
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Vintage Halloween inspired paper mache pumpkin box
1 commentI created this little box after seeing one at a local gift shop that was way overpriced. I figured I could just do it myself! I just love vintage Halloween stuff, but wanted to give this...
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