Thursday, September 8, 2011

Halloween Crafts Through the Years

As promised, I thought I would do a compilation-Post of some of my favorite Halloween crafts. I used a stamp set to make the paperdoll, below.
I bought some ceramic hands at a thrift store and decided to spray them white to put into my Halloween vignettes.


Here's a tiny "instant ancestor" I found at the local Antique Store. I just made her a little more fancy. : )

Spider webs can be made from thin rope.

I love to make decorated Bingo Cards!


My "instant relative" again, decorated a different way.
Someone used Scrapbooking supplies to embellish this pumpkin, below. Sara and I took this pic while visiting a cute shop a couple years ago.
Thanks to the Blog, 'Stuff by Ash', I made this with the kiddos last year.


This is how I made my Boo Jars.



And......couldn't resist showing my latest creations, which I finished at (?) a.m. last night. :-D


I hope you found some inspiration here today. Have a good one!
M.L
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* Go HERE to see my "Halloween Decorating" Post.

37 comments:

Heidi said...

I always love your decor and creations! Especially those creepy hands!!

~Lavender Dreamer~ said...

I always get so many ideas from your blog! That last one...the bird! OH MY! That is the cutest! I made one of the little birds...now I need to make one for the holidays! ♥

Glenda/MidSouth said...

You have been busy, and as usual with fun and cute ideas.

Unknown said...

now that is some good stuff!!!

Sewconsult said...

My favorite is the bird! SOOOO cute!
Beckie

Honey at 2805 said...

You have so many crafty creations for Halloween! Guess I'm just a kid (at heart) as I got a shiver when I saw those hands! ;) Thanks for sharing your ideas!

Thanks for linking to Potpourri Friday. Your participation makes the party more successful. I appreciate you!

Sara SHOEmaker said...

oh that's the fabric from IF? love it!!! especially the orange checkered one :) and I just Love what you did with the white hands from the thrift store! no one does Halloween like my mom.

Linda @ Itsy Bits And Pieces said...

What wonderful creations! You really are talented! Thanks so much for stopping by!

GrandmaBev said...

Love all your decorations.

Mimi said...

HI!!!
Glad you are home, oh my, I can tell I will be hitting up Joanns soon for some craft supplies, love the things I saw here. Thanks for that website on the darling littles. I plan on buying a few!!!
have a great weekend
sorry your darling had to move away........I know you miss her so much
hugs,
jamie

People Who Know Me Would Say: said...

So cute! And I love the tweetheart at the end. I keep going back to your shop, looking for a tweetheart that would go perfectly in corners of my house. Can't special order one because I don't have a specific place in mind...they call to me from your shop and tell me where they want to 'live'. :)

Busy Bee Suz said...

You are so darn inspiring! I LOVE those white hands; so clever...and the instant ancestors are so great too.
Have a great weekend.
xoxo

Ellen said...

you have so many wonderful ideas here. you are very talented.
Hugs,
Ellen

Sierra @ The Blue Robin Cottage said...

Love, Love Love all of these fantastic Halloween ideas!! You are making me so inspired start Halloween crafting! :)

Laura at Ms. Smartie Pants said...

I am new to your blog and think I am hooked! I love those little adorable people, do you make them?

Simple Home said...

Great ideas for Halloween! Love your photos :)
Blessings,
Marcia

VintageMom said...

Love it all! Makes me want to sweep away all my Halloween decorations and start over :)

Lisa @ Allergy Free Vintage Cookery

Unknown said...

Dearest Queen of Inspiration!

You are very very good at this! I agree with Sara, nobody does Halloween like her mom!

Thanks for stopping by my blog and sharing in my yippppeee engagement moments! I'm thrilled and far more excited than I ever dreamed I would be.

Lynn said...

OMG!!! WOW!! I love your handmade items or really they are little pieces of art. I am a new follower and thank you for sharing your finds, creations, and your life with us. I enjoy my daily visit to your blog.
Smiles,
Lynn in NC

Highpoint Circle said...

This is a very inspiring post--and I am need of a little inspiration today. Love your little people at the beginning.

Jilly said...

You have so many crafty creations for Halloween. Those white hands are so clever and the instant ancestors are so great too.
You are such a very talented.
firstaidsupplies

Celestial Charms said...

Always loved your Halloween creations. Beautiful and enchanting!
Maureen

Christie Bryant said...

SO much Halloween inspiration! You made my day! Been pinning you like crazy on Pinterest!

Mimi Sue said...

You do know how to do Halloween! Love all the cute things you do. The newlyweds are looking happy and healthy. What more can you ask for? Mimi

Lindsay said...

You are amazing! I love everything you have created. Seriously such a crafty gal you are!

Tamera's Craft Palace said...

Love the Halloween ddecor!! Those hands are CREE-PEE!!

The lil bird at the end was the BEST!!

Unknown said...

I will never forget your showing us how to make the Q-tip skeletons. Such fun to revisit all of your wonderful artistry! Elizabeth

Mindie Hilton said...

Oh my fabulous all of it. I just can't get enough fall and halloween crafts. I would love for you to link up at bacon time linky fri-mon http://www.bacontimewiththehungryhypo.blogspot.com/

DIANA L. said...

Great projects I came across your site from Craft junky's Link up party congrats on winning last week your projects are just awesome.

DIANA L.
http://dianamlarson.blogspot.com/

ps. I'm a new follower

Tracy said...

Hi there -- your project was one of our top viewed links at last week's linky party -- WOOO HOO!! Stop by and grab the Top 3 button for your blog and share some more goodies with us. Congrats!
Tracy
http://www.craftjunkietoo.com/2011/09/tgif-linky-party-25.html

Rhissanna said...

You have some lovely ideas and I became a follower almost as soon as I opened your blog. However, I had to laugh at the glittered skull. I bought a glittered skull from the dollar store and I'm now endeavouring to turn it back into looking like a bone one...

Whit said...

You have so many fun ideas thank you so much for sharing thank you so much for linking up to my party Show and Share! hope to see you again this week!

A mommy's life...with a touch of YELLOW
tyandwhitneyulrich.blogspot.com

Anonymous said...

I would love for you to add this amazing post to my Halloween Traditions link up!

Share Knowledges said...

Your wreath is so pretty.
I am not sure what the rose is, but if I were to guess think maybe a old fashioned cabbage rose of some sort because of its shape.
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Linda @ Itsy Bits And Pieces said...

Look at all of this creativity...you are one talented woman!

Unknown said...

What a fab and nice Halloween creations. These Halloween crafts are truly amazing and elegant. Thanks for sharing.

Disco Dotty said...

That Q-tip skeleton is SO clever thanks for sharing.