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September 8, 2014


Hope you had a fun weekend but it's time to get
down to some serious Halloween Repurposing.

Isn't this pumpkin carriage adorable?
I love the pumpkin nice.




Stop by your local Habitat for Humanity Restore
and pick up an inexpensive window to paint.


It's time to save those wine bottles for
candy corn-inspired decor.
Juxtapost


Brit.com
Click here for the easy step-by-step tutorial.

While you've got out the paint you might
as well decorate some jars, too:
Totally Green Crafts

Southern Living


Susan at Organized 31 shows us how to repurpose food containers:

This is a wonderful craft projects for young children.


The next time you're out yard sale-ing pick
up a few hard bound books to paint.


Denise . . . on a whim   
You'll never look at a bundt pan the same again!


A stainless steel mixing bowl was used as
the mold to make a scary serving dish:

 Brandy Fisher show us how at her website.


Fun Family Crafts
Old golf balls or ping-pong balls
make perfect googly eyes!


Yikes!  What Halloween decor is
complete without specimen jars?!


A twin bed foot board and a section of old fence
were used to create a Halloween cemetery:
My Reclaimed Home



How to repurpose an old clock for Halloween (or be inspired to match any room theme!)
Link
Visit eighteen25 to see how simple it
is to make a spooky clock. 


An old ceiling light globe and barbed wire
make the scariest of spiders: 




 These Steampunk spiders will make perfect
Halloween party decorations:



 Thrift shops are teeming with inexpensive picture frames:
Click here for the easy spider web frame tutorial.


A clever farmer created Despicable Me
minions out of hay rolls.  Cute!

I hope today's post will inspire you to look around your home
for items you can repurpose for Halloween.  See you tomorrow!

4 comments:

  1. WOW!!! So many creative ideas . . . love the pumpkin carriage, the corn bottle, the jar lanterns and the scissor spider. You have given us a magazines worth of crafts here. Thanks for sharing.
    Have a great week,
    Connie :)

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  2. I love these Halloween ideas. My favorite though is the pumpkin carriage. That would be fun to try making. Thank You!

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  3. What a great post, inspirational for Halloween. I was a fan of the pumpkin carriage too.

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