When I was a kid, I loved to sit and do crafts holiday apartments. Now that I am a mother, I can share my love of crafts with my daughter. Each season vacation, we take the time out of our busy schedules to work on some new craft projects holiday.

When it comes to crafting their children, I think it is important to take photographs of your craft session. After they become adults, you can dig these pictures and remember the time the fun we had together.

If you are looking to build some memories with their children making this Halloween season, consider the possibility of making one of these projects quick and easy.

Pumpkin Walnut Shell Magnet

empty and clean walnut shell halves
waste brown chenille stem measuring 1 / 2 "long
orange acrylic paint and brushes to paint
cardboard waste
1 "piece of magnet of
all-purpose craft glue
child safety scissors

Paint the halved orange walnut shell with acrylic paint, let dry. Against nut shell down on a piece of cardboard (or cardstock), trace around it. Cut the "oval" shape and set aside. Glue the chenille mother it seems that the pumpkin stem to the top of the nutshell. Tape the cardboard to the back of the walnut shell and let dry. Attach the magnet to carton.

Lollipop Ghosts

1 sheet of white felt, cut into 5 "squares
1 palette
2 (1 / 8 "diameter) move eyes
6 "piece of 1 / 8" wide black satin ribbon
scrap of black felt to make the mouth ghost
White tacky glue
child safety scissors
* Optional * replace an old cotton T-shirt white for white felt

Place the lollipop in the center of the square felt. Sometimes I felt more secure than closed with black satin ribbon by tying a bow. 2 Glue eyes very limited maneuvering in the face. Use black felt cut a small circle or oval measuring approximately 3 / 8 "diameter for use in the mouth of the ghost. Glue the mouth under the eyes ghost and go!

Foam Ghost Magnet

1 Pattern Ghost
1 sheet of white foam
1 black piece of foam scrap
2 (1 / 8 "diameter) moving eyes of
Magnets 1
White tacky glue
child safety scissors

You can free hand in his own ghost pattern. Place the pattern of ghost at the top of the white foam, trace around it. Cut your ghost. Using a piece of black foam, cut a small mouth (round or oval) measuring 1 / 4 "diameter. Paste to move the 2 eyes in the face of the ghost with black mouth. Turn the ghost, glue a piece of magnet. Let dry.

Ghost Ornament

1 (3 inches in diameter) styrofoam ball
1 (8 square inches) of white cotton fabric
1 piece of black felt
1 (4 inches) piece of black satin ribbon, hanging cord
1 small pin (used in sewing)
1 (6 inch) piece of black satin ribbon
tacky glue white
child safety scissors

Center the ball in the square of white linen, wrap cloth around the ball. Tie tightly woven using 6 "piece satin ribbon, and take a bow. (The ball is the head of the ghost). Attach the 4 "piece of satin ribbon in a loop with a knot. Using the pin, push through knot and attach it to the top of the head of his ghost. Add a small dot of glue to hold it in place. Using black felt, cut 2 eyes and a mouth and tail to the head. Let dry. These hang from the trees seem nice!

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Shelly Hill has been working from home since 1989 in Direct Sales. You can visit Shelly online at: http://www.classybusinesswomen.com or at http://wahmshelly.blogspot.com

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