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Comments (8)Welcome Azzalea! Oh my, what a FUN thing to do!! A Halloween Party in AUG. Love it! Sounds like all of you made such cute things as well as had a great time. (age is irrelevant for things like this.) I have the same problem as Party and Seas...no one to do stuff with. They are all HERE on the Forum and Janie must've lost the bus keys to pick us up and head for your place! :o) I have a feeling it would be so neat to meet you. I'm glad you joined us here, tho, and hope you can post pictures. hugs, Karen...See MoreOur Halloween Party Pics
Comments (14)I love all the things the posters have mentioned.... plus I like the silhouette of the witch on the door....or is that the real thing hanging around waiting to be invited in.....?....oooo0000oooo000000oooocackle cackle...See Morekindergartion halloween party favors
Comments (9)Double check with the school before you get too far into the project. Like slinkey said - there are getting to be many restrictions on what can be sent - even our school went to "no home-baked" goodies last year. Only pre-packaged stuff. That is ok, I guess. I am comfortable with what I make, but I am not so sure about some others, lol! I have made the paper mache pumpkins from the Martha Stewart site - very easy, but time consuming. You blow up small water balloons and cover them with orange tissue paper strips. Paint the strips with wallpaper adhesive/size and put a couple layers on the balloon. I clip them to a laundry rack to dry. Then cut the balloon and pull it out the top (leave the very top open with the first bunch of strips) - then fill with candy and/or halloween trinkets. Cover the tops with more strips. When dry add jack-o-lantern faces with a marker. They are really neat - but like I said - time consuming. I can dig out the Martha Stewart magazine that has the good directions if you are interested. This is a free printable from Prim Doodles: You can print out an "icicle box", fold it, and fill it with candy. You could even personalize them if you are familiar with using photo editing software. She has another design that has a Raggedy Ann doll with a pumpkin. Go to the link below - click on the printable you want so it goes to full size and then save it to your computer. You can print right from "My Pictures" if you don't have editing software. Check out the whole Prim Doodles site - bag toppers, popcorn wrappers, cards - tons of stuff and it is all free. Here is a link that might be useful: Prim Doodles - printable gift bags/boxes...See MoreCan we talk Halloween party, please?
Comments (8)Soup would be great, and I may use that combination for my grand kids, but I don't have a Crockpot big enough for the gathering. About 10 or 12 of us will bring food, and this time, there's no co-ordination at all. That's why I'm stressing :P And I saw those eggs, too, and loved them, but I work all day Monday and then have to take the grand kids to soccer Monday night, so I don't think I'll have time for them this year. What about pimento cheese sandwiches? Dark bread and "orange" cheese should look appropriately seasonal, I hope. I have a Linzer cookie cutter with Halloween inserts--I could make the cheese Monday night and assemble the sandwiches Tuesday morning. It's an hour drive, but I could package the sandwiches and keep them in an ice chest; then plate them on site. Think that would work?...See More- 9 years ago
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