What do you do if you can’t find white skeletons? That was my problem. By the time I’d decided to decorate a Halloween Tree, most of the small Halloween decorations were already gone.
I found a package of brightly colored skeletons, and I thought, I can fix that. You know my motto, if you can’t find it, make it yourself! And that’s exactly what I did.
When I was looking at some wooden shapes to make some more ornaments for my Halloween Tree, I came across some wooden hearts. And another easy ornament was made!
Another ornament for my Halloween Tree! This one is among the easiest. The little ones will get a kick out of making these!
I’m still making Halloween ornaments for my Halloween Tree. This time I’m making Foam Halloween Bats. They’re so easy to make and they look adorable on the tree.
I’m making more ornaments for the Halloween Tree! This one is an ornament that the little ones could make easily. All it takes is 3 items to make the body, and some sort of eyes. (and if you don’t have cheesecloth, there’s an alternative later on)
Here’s the second of my Halloween Tree Ornaments. These Halloween Tombstone Ornaments are so easy to make, and they can easily be done by a child. The hardest part of these is waiting for the paint to dry!
I’m putting up my first Halloween Tree this year, thanks to my sister. She gave me a black Christmas tree that she didn’t want, and I got all sorts of ideas. I’ve been making decorations for it all week. Here’s my first Halloween Tree Ornament that I wanted to share with you. It’s easy to make, and with a little adult supervision, the little ones could do it too! Here’s how I made the Ping Pong Eye Balls:
Halloween is right around the corner, so I thought I’d make a new centerpiece/vignette. I haven’t quite decided where I’m going to use it, but I like the way it turned out. Welcome to my Haunted Birdhouses.
