Halloween - Paper Dolls Printable

Looking for something special for your little ones on halloween? 

Then you can print these cool paper dolls from Babalisme

Halloween - Sweet Paul

Looking for a different way to decorate for Halloween! Then you must take a look at Sweet Paul Mag for inspiration for an all white celebration. I just love the crisp whit feel to everything.

Handmade - Halloween Decor

After reading a fave blog of mine Little Light Studio, I thought I would share the challenge they have on offer.

The first project is a Halloween coaster. I started with just a simple 4 inch chipboard coaster, from my scrapbooking stash. I adhered a piece of pattern paper to the top of the coaster, and then painted the edges with black paint. I tied a few pieces of ribbon around the bottom part of the coaster, and then adhered some fun glitter chipboard letters to spell "BOO". I added a "Halloween" sticker to the top corner of the coaster, added a metal clip, and a few fun stick pins to the ribbon to finish it off. Super 
cute, and took no more than 15 minutes to make.

The second project is an altered 8 inch chipboard letter. I choose an "H", to stand for Halloween. I 
traced the chipboard letter onto the back of my pattern paper, and then cut it out with some scissors. 
I adhered it to the "H", and then sanded down the edges. I used some puffy alphabet stickers to spell 
out "Halloween" on the right side of my "H". I adhered a "Trick or Treat" sticker to the left side of 
my "H", and added a metal clip to the side. To finish it off, I tied a piece of black lace ribbon on the 
left side and stuck a few cute stick pins in, and added a few gems to the center of the spider 

webs.


They have a challenge for you.......is to look at your scrapbook supplies and material, and see what 
you can pull together to create your own fun Halloween decorations. Leave a link in their comments 
to your photo and they will pick their favourite to feature on their blog and in their newsletter.

Halloween - Ideas from your closet

Looking for a halloween outfit........I just had to share these ideas.

To find these outfits and more used in these illustrations check out Babiekins Mag issue NO:2 to get all the details.

Get The Look For Less

1. Pirate:

Stiped shirts, baggy pants can easily be purchased at a thirft shop. Take it home and make the pants shaggy by ripping the bottoms up a bit. You could also tea stain a white and black striped shirt in some places to make it look a little dirty (kids love to help with this). You can easily purchase a little parrot to sit on your little pirates shoulder and be sure to have him wear some bling! What pirate is without his treasure?

3.Flamingo

Pink, Pink, Pink! Get a frilly tutu, a pink shirt (helps if it has a flamingo on it- get an iron on), a feather headpiece or oversized bow and some black and white leggings! Super fun and definately unique.