I saw these jeweled pumpkins on Glory's blog Glorious Treats and thought they looked so elegant and expensive.
It turns out Glory created these used Martha Stewart Glitter (in onyx) and Martha Stewart Arts & Craft Glue, and that was it!
How about making a Halloween chandelier to decorate your house this year? This DIY was created by Mandy from Little Birdie Secrets. I love the drama this would add!
My friend Ana from Love Party Printables, has designed another adorable set of FREE Halloween party printables for us! I'm calling this our "Boo" collection and how sweet are these little trick-or-treaters?!
The collection includes: invitations, party circles, drink flags, tented cards, a "Happy Halloween" banner, party labels, napkin rings, water bottle labels, party labels, and favor tags. There is everything you'll need to throw a fab-boo-lous (I couldn't help myself) party.
Tell me these aren't the cutest Halloween mummies!
These were created by Kim at Craftaphile and I just love them. I'm planning to make some with my daughter to decorate our house. All you need are some Styrofoam balls, muslin, eyelets/brads, tea, floral wire, and glue. That's it.
We're giving away a whole new collection of FREE "Little Witches" Halloween party printables designed by my friend, Betsy from B.Nute Productions. This collection has the cutest little witches and a retro feel that I just love.
And in addition to the invitation, party circles, "Bewitched" banner, goodie bag labels, and party labels Betsy designed, she also created this adorable "cootie catcher" fortune teller that will keep your kids entertained for hours.
Have you heard of festooning? It's one of my new favorite party craft decorations. I first learned about it when I saw this photo on Jen Smith's Jilly Bean Kids Facebook page.
In case you don't know, festooning is crepe paper fringed garlands that comes in 25' rolls in all these colors.
Jo-Anna from A Pretty Life in the Suburbs makes some beautiful crafts. I love this fall wreath she created with chunky yarn, felt, and an old sweater.
How wonderful would this look at your Thanksgiving celebration or even decorating your front door. It's so warm and cozy and the little pinwheel flowers are just too sweet.
I can't say enough about Maria, Kristina, and Roxana, the women at MKR Creations. I met two of them at the CPN So Cal meetup and they are lovely and so creative.
They created this adorable candy tree topiary for their Y's Diapers and Wipes Shower using Smarties Pops and marshmallow rope. I just love it.
I'd never seen this before, where you cut out circles of polyester satin, lightly burn the edges with a candle so they curl into petals, and attach them together to make gorgeous flowers, have you?
Well, here's a tutorial from Lina of Fancy Frugal Life that takes it a step further and turns the flowers into a beautiful wreath. Take a look...
I had never seen fabric pom poms before until I saw these gorgeous ones Victoria L made for her Pinkalicious Party. What I love about them is the added level of sophistication it brings to her party decor.
It turns out they're not hard to make, and you just need a few supplies. But they can be a little time consuming depending on the size of the pom pom, so be warned. :)