by: fabric.com with Riley Blake Designs
Get scrappy this Halloween season with spooky halloween fabrics from Riley Blake and your favorite fabric scraps. Create your own scrappy fabric bowls for candy, catch-alls and festive spooky season decor.
Cover bowl in plastic wrap
Cut out interior fabric circle and coat in glue
Mold around your bowl
By: Morgan Bowling
A great project to do at home with kids, and no sewing machine required! Great for crafters young and old!
As Halloween draws near I’m sure a lot of us are brainstorming ways to bring in the spooky spirit without some of the traditional social activities we would usually be doing. Felt crafts are a great activity to do with friends and kids because you don’t need a sewing machine or any intricate stitching. I’
By: fabric.com
Just because Halloween will look different this year, doesn't mean it can't still be festive, fun, and best of all spooky! For that reason, we've put together a collection of quick & easy costumes that could be worn with or over a face mask - so you can stay safe, and spooky!
Check out these amazing and adorable mask costume ideas below:
Don a delightful felt cap and jolly beard over your cotton face
By: Morgan Bowling
Whether you want to coordinate your mask to your Halloween costume, or you just want to elevate your mask style in general, this addition of gathered organza and a statement tie is sure to do the trick. For this pattern I used the Craft Passion Facemask in the size Kid’s 7-12. I also made a matching top using the Building Block Dress pattern and the leftover voile and cotton that I had.
By: Morgan Bowling
Birds of a feather keep their masks on when together. If you want a real statement mask for Halloween this tutorial is for you! Add a feathered headband too to make it even more fun.
For this colorful mask you are going to
By: Morgan Bowling
This adorable kitty cat mask will be a great way to have a no fuss costume for Halloween.
When it comes to easy Halloween costumes, there’s nothing more classic than a black cat. If you’re looking for something to throw on before a heading out the door for a spooky time, this mask is the ticket. All you have to do is pair this mask with a cute black outfit and some kitty ears and
By: Elizabeth Rausmusson
A quick and easy Halloween costume that can cover a face mask.
Halloween is my son and my self’s all-time favorite holiday. We start planning our Halloween costumes for the next year usually starting November 2! As I’ve been thinking ahead about Halloween 2020 and what October 31st will look this year, I wanted to create a fun costume that could be worn with or over a face mask. Everything happening right now is unprecedented
By: Elizabeth Rasmusson
After discovering National Geographic books this summer, we’ve been on an unusual animal kick, so I wasn’t surprised at all that my son wanted to be a narwhal for Halloween. Then he requested that he have a matching costume for our dog and stuffie. I decided not to be left out of the Halloween fun and made a Narwhal hoodie for myself too.
I went with three different patterns, Simplicity 1765 for my seven year
By: Yarnspirations
October is here, so start knitting now to be ready for Halloween!
Click here to download the free pattern
October is here, so start knitting now to be ready for Halloween! Your child can feel as powerful as an action hero in this crocheted costume set.
