The GlamKids had their annual Halloween party at my house last night.
We made lots of crafts, played games and...
and ate lots of goodies!
I am totally bummed that I missed taking more than half of the kids pictures! but we all had a FABULOUS time!
This Halloween craft is super easy and can be done in minutes! Just print out the labels below and attach to some used bottles for a fun Halloween decoration accent!
I filled my bottles with candy and plastic creatures so that no real poisonings could happen.
Here are my "Nightmare Before Christmas-esc" Halloween decorations.
I think they are so cool!
So here it is, the new hair style! I have been thinking about doing this for a year now and I took the plunge today. I just hope that I can style it the way my darling hairdresser did. She also said that I can do a lot of fun stuff to it, sure hope so because it will take a long time to grow back. and I just realized my self portrait is outdated, studio here I come!
Isn't this the cutest ever?! and the pacifier is to die for. My daughter Devan made this for our sweet glamdaughter Daisy.
Here is only a smidgen of photos of the FABULOUS people who came to our Halloween Spooktacular this year. I didn't get everyones pic's. as Hostessing duties took president. We had a great time with all kinds of fun frightening foods and dangerous dancing!
I saw this idea in several magazines over the years and thought I'd make one today. I used a $1 silk plant from Walmart, some scrap felt for the teeth and mouth and two ping pong eyeballs that I already had. (Crazy Glamas ALWAYS have scary eyeballs on hand) and just glue gunned the whole thing together. FUN and SCARY!
I just finished "bedazzling" these spiders to add to the GLAM factor for my Halloween costume. Fun!
The photos are overlayed with skeletons, one of my first photoshop tricks I did last year. It's a fun yet suttle idea.
I got these mummified skeletons at Home Goods for $12.99 each!
Brooke and Hilari bought me this fabulous Gargoyle. It's nice to get ghoulish gifts from the girls from time to time.
I found this one legged vulture at a garage sale. It really is on it's last leg, I had to reglue a lot of his feathers this year.
As I was getting out all of my Halloween decor, I came across this pattern of a Bean Bag Bat that I designed and sold in craft stores that were popular in the 80's and thought that I'd share this with you. Below are the instructions. Both pages are 8 1/2" by 11" to give you the original size, but of course you can change it to any size you want. The Bats are really cute hung in clusters with different expressions on each Bat. You can even make one for each member of the family for decor purposes or use them in a game for Family Home Evening. Enjoy!
