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Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Thursday
Halloween Week Continues...Tricked & Treated!
enjoying a heath bar
Labels:
Halloween,
Halloween 2012,
Kids,
Mrs. Sinclair
Wednesday
Boo to YOU!
It has become an annual tradition to host a Not-So-Spooky Halloween Party in the Priss household. Who says the kids get to have all of the fun on Halloween? No me! This party is for adults only!
We gave our party guests the suggestion to dress as a musical group this year - optional, of course.
Run DMC (Mrs. Sinclair & hubs) |
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The Brady Bunch (Mrs. Priss as Jan and Mrs. Albright as Cindy et. al.) |
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Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood (Mrs. Montgomery & hubs) |
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Yabba Dabba Doooooo! |
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Hannah Montana & Billy Ray Cyrus |
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Peace, Man. |
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Sorry for Party Rockin' - LMFAO |
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Safari |
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Thriller! |
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Walk This Way! (Steven Tyler & Run DMC) |
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Yard Ornaments - Flamingo and Gnome |
Happy Halloween!
Mrs. Priss
who loves making her friends dress up!
Labels:
2012,
Halloween,
holidays,
Mrs. Priss,
Party Games,
party planning
Tuesday
DIY Costumes and Halloween Showoff 2012 with Link Up
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My son: Greg Hefley the Wimpy Kid My daughter: The Prissy Ghost (All ideas inspired by where else? Pinterest!) |
I originally got the idea for the Wimpy Kid from Living Locurto, but I just couldn't get the face to turn out the way I wanted. So then I moved on to actual Wimpy Kid sites and found these downloads! Score! Looks like we may all be a Wimpy Dad and Mom also! I just printed, glued it on black card stock and cut it out. I did not cut out the eyes. Then rather than put the mask on strings I duct taped it onto a Halloween pencil. His middle school is dressing up on Wednesday and he's not that into dressing up, so this was perfect for my almost 12 year old once paired with a white tee, black shorts and long white socks!
Prissy Ghost
This idea came from a pin that I pinned last year. It was off of an etsy shop, so it didn't come with directions. I just made it my own way. That's the fun thing about Pinterest. I made this costume for less than $5! Supplies needed: long sleeve white tee, one piece of 8x10 black felt, black ribbon and Liquid Stitch. Cut a template for your eye and mouth shape, pin it on before you Liquid Stitch and try it on the child, making sure its centered and looks right. Then Liquid stitch it on. In case you haven't figured out, Liquid Stitch is to me like butter is to the Pioneer Woman. Then make a bow and sew or Liquid Stitch it on. Pair it up with a cute white tutu and you have a prissy ghost! Now my daughter has a fun costume, one she can wear to school, and a shirt she can wear again next October!
These are just a few ideas.
I have an entire board dedicated to ALL THINGS HALLOWEEN if you would like to browse for other nightmare ending solutions.
Now I know there are going to be lots of posts this week showing off your princesses, ballerinas, pumpkins, ninjas, and even a few of you will be sporting your own creative adult costumes. I've seen a few and I know our readers would love to see them. I also know that the BIG reveal is not until tomorrow night for some, so this link up will be open until next Monday!
Labels:
creative projects,
Halloween,
Halloween 2012,
Link Up,
Liquid Stitch,
Mrs. Hart,
Pinterest,
Pinterest Projects,
Pioneer Woman,
Prissy Ghost Costume,
Wimpy Kid Costume
Halloween Costume Ideas
Labels:
Halloween,
Mrs. Montgomery,
party planning
Monday
Spooktacular Foods
Cooking club is coming up Thursday night so I've been doing a little research on what I'm going to make. The theme, of course, is Halloween. The past two years the ladies have brought some really yummy and fun foods.
Just take a look....
Do you cook up some fun for Halloween? If so, we'd love to hear about it!
~Mrs. Albright
Whipping up treats in the kitchen like........
Just take a look....
Wasn't that awesome?! I'm wondering how on earth we can top that this year. But, I believe it can be done, because this year I now have Pinterest to turn to for help! If you are not on Pinterest, what are you waiting for?! It's where all the cool housewives find their food, fun and crafts (and, so much more)! If you'd like an invite (because you have to be invited) just leave your email address in the comments and I'll happily send you an invitation.
Here is just a sampling of the possibilities....
Do you cook up some fun for Halloween? If so, we'd love to hear about it!
~Mrs. Albright
Whipping up treats in the kitchen like........
Labels:
Cooking Club,
Halloween,
Mrs. Albright
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