Halloween Repurposing
This post might be a little late but
Better Late Than Never!
Jewelry wrapping is very popular so why
not wrap a candle like a spider web?
Damaged books are perfect for 'carving' this time of year.
Rusty scrap metal pieces are perfect for Halloween decor.
To make fruit a little more special, remove the pulp of
an orange, carve a face and fill the 'pumpkin' with berries:
Every year I see jar lid pumpkins and think,
"What a great idea!"
It's also just as charming to leave the lids unpainted:
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Roof wind turbines make stately rustic pumpkins.
You know those flexible metal tubes that vent the dryer?
Scrub pads, twigs and the springs of ink pens:
Oh, my! So cute.
Reuse a Halloween crafted pumpkin? Yes!
You only need 3 supplies: a roll of toilet tissue, a scarf, and a twig.
Genius!
If you have a jigsaw puzzle with a few missing
pieces turn it into a pumpkin ornament.
This is a brilliant way to light-up kitty pumpkins:
Every time we empty a coffee container I toss it into the recycle
bin. Maybe I'll just hang on to them for Halloween:
What an ingenious way to temporarily use a doily:
It's not unusual to find small embroidery hoops at thrift shops. Spray
paint one black, insert the doily and add a Dollar Tree spider!
Black fish net pantyhose cover an empty wine bottle:
Gauze-wrapped glass jars and googly eyes make funny ghosts:
A thrift store doll house was transformed into a haunted house:
Very clever!
Weren't these repurposing ideas spooktacular?!
Beautiful sunday to you!
ReplyDeleteToo much fun !
ReplyDeletecheers, parsnip
Lots of fun ideas! Thanks for gathering them for us.
ReplyDeleteJudy