Keep The Magic Of Halloween Alive With These 3 Super Easy Ideas.
Hi, Creative Friends-
It’s the middle of October which means we are getting a bit closer to the magic of Halloween. Maybe the spooky decorations are still in the garage or the fabulous witch costume still needs to be stitched together or maybe there just hasn’t been a second to think about feeling the excitement that Halloween offers. That’s why…
This week, let’s talk about 3 ways to keep the spirit of Halloween alive with 3 super easy creative ideas…
“Give A BOO!”: Go check out my Halloween Art Shop featuring dark and inky Halloween Digital Downloads that are a magic way to decorate and create your way to the easiest Halloween ever AND the new addition to the shop and don’t forget to “Boo!” someone with the ”You’ve Been Booed!” Digital Download Bundle.
Secret Monsters: The cooler fall weather might be making us want to fire up the oven and bake something delicious with the kids. If so, here is a secret recipe developed just for you: Secret Brown Butter Monsters. Pair the cookies with the “You’ve Been BOOED!” bundle and together they are a great way to pass on the Halloween spirit!
Falling Star Garland: I mentioned this project last week, but here it is again. The simple but magical DIY Halloween Star Garland project only takes about 20 min. It’s such a festive and fun way to get magical this October! The secret is in using black cardstock when printing the stars. Pair the dark stars with the clear fishing line for a super cool “falling star” effect that makes any entryway or fireplace truly mystical!
Drop me a message and let me know what you are working on or what you are doing to keep the Halloween spirit going this October.
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Keep going, creative friends!
xoxo,
Andra
