Clowns typically belong to two different camps: cute and unbearably creepy. Unless you’re a fan of It, chances are you’d rather dress up as a cute clown rather than a creepy one. If that’s the case, I’ve got you covered! Here are some tips, tricks, and trends to make your clown makeup perfect for kids
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DIY Halloween Caskets (People Will Be Dying To Have)
One of Halloween’s must-have accessories for your yard (or even your house) is a casket. This is one project where exact corners don’t matter, in fact, they make the actual thing look all the scarier! So, if you’re looking for a guide to make DIY Halloween caskets, look no further. Materials: 2: 4×8′ sheets of
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Mysterious {And Super Cool} Halloween Displays Made With Dry Ice
As a kid, I used to love playing with the mysterious fog created by dry ice. It was like being able to touch a cloud. As an adult, I still love it. It makes fabulous homemade sodas and can take a basic Halloween display from basic to awesome in no time flat! A word of
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Frightful DIY Monsters For Your Yard (That Everyone Will Love)
If you’re a DIY lover, then I’ve got some awesome projects for you! These projects are all DIY monsters that you can place in your yard to up your Halloween game. You can modify these to make them as large and scary as you’d like, and most of them are made from materials you can
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DIY Halloween Yard Decor
Halloween is just around the corner, yay! It’s the holiday where the scarier your yard looks, the better. If you’re looking for a few ways to add some Halloween spirit to your yard without breaking the bank, then I’ve got some DIY Halloween yard decor suggestions for you! DIY Halloween Yard Decor DIY 01: Halloween
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Fall Family Night: How To Build A Scarecrow
So how do you build a Scarecrow? Quite easily! It requires minimal materials, not a lot of time, and can be customized to fit whatever your purpose is. Materials: hammer scissors old clothes (jeans, button-up shirt, etc.) old boots twine nails straw or dried grass pillowcase Two 1×2 – 6′ garden stakes Process: Step 1
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DIY Outdoor Movie Screen
Materials Needed: PVC cutter 3-1 1/4″ PVC pipe, 10′ length 2-1 1/4″ PVC pipe elbows 2-1 1/4″ PVC pipe T-joints Scissors 6×9′ canvas drop cloth Adhesive hook-and-loop tape 2 U-channel posts Hammer Step 1 Start by using the PVC cutter to cut two of the 10′ PVC pipes into 7′ and 3′ sections. Then cut
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DIY Christmas Gifts You Should Start Now
I know, the last thing you want to think about right now is Christmas. It’s definitely one of my pet peeves when I head to the grocery store (I’m looking at you, Walmart) during the summer and I see Christmas items already for sale. Sometimes it feels like we spend so much time anticipating what’s
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Leaf Jumping Party Ideas
Idea 01: Leaf Labyrinth Instead of your traditional gigantic leaf pile, try using the leaves to create a maze! You can get as crazy with this as you want, but the main idea is to create a labyrinth that the kids can navigate for fun! Idea 02: Leaf Pile LeapFrog If you’re not up to
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DIY Water Blob
A few years ago I saw a post on a blog all about how to make a gigantic outdoor waterbed or “DIY water blob”, and I knew that we had to give it a try. So I went out and got the materials, followed the tutorial, and created “The Blob Father” for one of our
