Inspiration: Halloween Crafts

Painted White Pumpkins

Getting ready for your Halloween and Fall festivities?
Here are some fun DIY (Do It Yourself) that anyone can do :)

Be sure to check out our Pinterest, we have a pin board dedicated just for Fall Sewing & Crafts

Check it out here: http://pinterest.com/fmfabrics/fall-sewing-crafts/

For the kids:

DIY Halloween Trick or Treat Buckets

Monster Doll Sewing Pattern PDF

Easy DIY Monster Cookies

For your Party / Home Decor:

DIY Spider Tablecloth


DIY Party Felt Banner

DIY Ghost Party Decor

For the Costumes:

Make bird wings!

Batman Costume Pattern

Ladybug Costume Pattern

So go get started decorating for your party and look for more inspiration on our Pinterest!

Halloween Crafts for Everyone!

Happy Crafting!

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