Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Mummy on the Move Halloween Tradition

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Happy Fall! How was your first day of fall? I kicked it off by making some soup, yum! I can’t wait to make even more! 

Well I’m back today with this cute craft. My sweet neighbor told me about this a few years ago and ever since I’ve been wanting to do it. So you’ve heard of or seen those mischievous elves at Christmas time. Well this is the Halloween equivalent. My husband and I are really trying to keep the focus of Christmas on Christ because that is what the holiday is about to us. So we didn’t fell like Santa and elves fit into the picture very well and haven’t really had them apart of our kid’s Christmas. 

So this guy’s name is ‘Mummy on the Move’ and he will be playing trick or leaving treats for the kids leading up to Halloween. I haven’t ironed out all the details about the back story or anything like that, but I feel really comfortable with this new tradition because it’s fun, memorable, and since Halloween isn’t a big holiday in our house, it fits.

Here is how I made the little guy. All you’ll need is wire and muslin ripped into 1” strips
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Start by shaping his legs
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Make the torso by wrapping wire around some fabric that is bundled into the torso shape. Then attach the legs and wrap them in the muslin. Tie knots as the bottom layer to give it some shape, then just simply wrap over top. 

For the arms, wrap around the torso and extend out, overlapping the wire.
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Wrap the arms
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Then create a head by making a sphere.
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Attach the head and wrap with muslin.
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You can then draw a face or not, that’s up to you.
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I hope to be back with some fun ideas and crazy thing this little guy does. 

What kind of Halloween traditions do you have?

Thursday, January 3, 2013

Top 10 Posts of 2012



Happy New Year!!

Are you ready for 2013?  So far it's been great. Got up early did some yoga and started laundry nice and early.


What are your new year's resolutions?  I will be sharing mine in the next couple days.


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Today, I want to thank you for you!!  YOU mean so much to me!  Thanks for connecting with me!  Thanks for reading, commenting, pining, liking, emailing, etc.  Thank you for your business and for joining my team. Thanks for joining me on facebook!

Today, I want to share some of my top posts of 2012. 



Here's to a prosperous 2013!!

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Thursday, October 13, 2011

Boo Wreath

I came across this Halloween wreath by Linda from Craftaholics Anonymous a while back on Pinterest and really liked it. It was actually one of the projects for our little church group craft club last month, but I happened to be out of town that day and I’m just now getting around to finishing it.
Let me tell you - cutting burlap, not my favorite. It is super messy! I did appreciate the extra technique Linda gave, made it much easier to cut straight lines.
So as usually I put my own little spin on this project.
I used smaller letters – just because- no reason really. I painted them white and then I found some sparkly paint at Joann’s. I originally wanted to cover the letters in orange glitter, but due to some super cute crafts floating around the blogosphere involving orange glitter, they were all sold out.
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Then I used the rest of the foam stickers and embellished it.
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Oh yeah, and I used this handy tip for the wreath form. It cost less than a $1! Love it!

Monday, October 10, 2011

Halloween Tree

So I’m really getting my money’s worth out of this project. I think it’s such an easy way to decorate and it doesn’t need much. I took this Easter Tree and turned it into this Fall Tree, now I’ve updated it for Halloween. I got these little foam stickers at Joann’s for a couple dollars, maybe $2 a pack.
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All I did was stick them back to back with a little loop of ribbon in between.
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Super simple, me likey!
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