11 No-Carve Halloween Owl Pumpkins

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I shall leave you for the weekend with these 11 creative and inspiring no-carve pumpkin decorating ideas. To make these amazing owl pumpkins you don't need any carving tools! Also, it's a fun way to decorate with kids. The owl pumpkins will be great for front porch and will make fabulous centerpiece. Please share which one is your favorite, I'll love to know :)

I wish you all a lovely weekend. I'll see you next week!

xoxo

Shivani

Black Olive Owls - Easy Halloween Recipe

Have you found the perfect treat to make this Halloween? If not then bookmark this recipe right now because it's easy to make and tasty to eat! I am so in love with this spooky-cute Halloween recipe for making Black Olive Owls that are perfect to throw a ghoulishly good Halloween party. Beth of Hungry Happenings has shared simple to follow instructions on her blog to guide you throw the recipe. Go ahead and visit her blog for the ingredients and other material that you'll need to make the Black Olive Owls.

Free Spooky Owl Treat Box

I have another spooktacular freebie to share with you today. This owl treat box is definitely my favorite free Halloween printable, so far. The owl treat box can be used as favor box to hand out to your Halloween party guests or as treat boxes to wrap your candy in to surprise Halloween trick-or treaters. The printable template for the box as well as the instructions to assemble it can be found here.

8 Owl'loween Doormats

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A doormat is an inexpensive and an easy way to update your home decor for the season. I have created this post with scary, cute doormats in spooky and eye-catching designs that are perfect for Halloween. The best part is they can all be ordered online so you can avoid the holiday rush in the stores. If you like something then simply find the link for that doormat from the links given under the image which will directly take you to the page of the product. Get what you like now before they are all gone! 

Mullanium Steampunk Birds

 

Jim Mullan is a self-taught artist from Southern California who creates one-of-a-kind steampunk bird sculptures using found objects. He travels all over the world to collect antique objects, vintage hardware, bird carvings, watches to construct unique pieces of jewelry, boxes, mirrors and bird sculptures.

Jim begins by hand painting each bird and then adds a natural material as well as vintage pieces when creating the sculptures. His bird sculptures often consists of unusual things such as croquet balls, binoculars and old cameras which gives each bird its own personality. The objects that were thrown away considered as useless are used in his work demonstrating the fragile balance between nature and industry. 

DIY: Halloween Owl Porch Decoration

These owl banisters made from plywood will make a great Halloween decorations, you can attach them to your front porch or you could hang them on the wall. These cool handmade owls will be a wonderful way to greet guests and trick-or-treaters to your home. 

You can find a complete list of materials for the project as well as the step by step instructions along with the pictures to make the owls from HGTV.com  

Easy Cadbury Screme Egg Owl Pop Recipe

You must have seen many Halloween owl themed recipes on other websites and blogs but if you are looking for something that you can whip up without spending too much time in the kitchen then you'll love this post. Make this year's Halloween even more fun and tasty with these Hershey's Cadbury Screme Egg owls, an ultimate kid-friendly treat. If you are throwing a party, then you are sure to please both the young trick-or-treaters as well as grown-ups in your house with this owl treat.

Things that you'll need to make the owl treats:

- Cadbury screme eggs

- Lollipop sticks

- Yellow Jolly Rancher fruit chews

- 2 tablespoons Hershey's milk chocolate chips

- Orange Reese's Pieces candies

- Black gel frosting

- White gel frosting

You can find all the steps to make the recipe on Hershey's.com.

DIY: Tennis Ball Owls

Last week I received an email from Eva who created this fun craft project for the kids and wanted me to share it with you all. I thought why not, it's fun and perfect for Halloween! With this simple project you can turn ping pong balls into adorable little owls. You can find the instruction and the complete list of materials used for the project from here.

You can stop here or you can make them into tea lights. While browsing through other Halloween themed tutorials, I came across this blog where they created spooky Halloween tea lights using tennis balls. Then I thought, if we combined the two tutorial we'll get owl tea light. I am sure you would too like the idea as much as I did. Simply make the owls following the instructions from the first tutorial and then turn them into tea lights to make Halloween decorations with the simple instructions from the second tutorial here. Do you like the idea? 

Printable Halloween Party Pack

Hi friends, look what I found. The Halloween party pack with 15 pages of free printables which will be perfect for any Halloween party. The pack includes invitations, bottle wrappers, straw flags, banner, cupcake toppers and wrappers, utensil wraps, photo booth props and treat bag toppers. The pack in classic color palette of black, white and orange with owl and spider graphics will be ideal for setting the holiday tone for your upcoming Halloween party. Go ahead and download the printables from here.

10 Spooktacular Halloween Fabrics

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I have prepared this post by consolidating my favorite Halloween fabrics from all over the internet. I hope you find something for your Halloween project from this heap of scary, cute and fun fabrics. They are perfect for making an apparel, trick-or-treat tote bag, cape to go with your costume or for any other holiday project. If you like something then let me know which one did you pick and what are you making with it. 

Owl Decoration Made From Recycled Bottle

This is an awesome project that teaches you how to make an owl wall decoration from recycled bottle. Gail used an empty soap bottle, burlap, glue, twings, pinecone, leaves and twine to create this beautiful owl decoration. This owl will look perfect among your holiday decorations or you can also hang it on the main door, a wonderful way to greet friends for the holidays.

For step by step instructions with images you can to Gail's blog here.

Reese Owl Cookie Treats

I discovered this fun recipe for adults and kids alike to make this Halloween. They look adorable and I can bet that they taste delicious! One can’t go wrong with Reese’s wings and chocolate eyes. Right?

To make these owl treats you'll need:

- Graham Crackers

- Peanut butter cups

- M & Ms

- Large marshmallows

- Candy Corn

- Chocolate and Vanilla Frosting

Once you have all the ingredients ready then follow the easy to follow instructions here.

Porcelain Nightlights

The animal shaped porcelain nightlights will look perfect on a night side in a nursery or on a dresser. These woodland creatures come to life when the lamps light up casting a soft glow throughout the room. The lamps come in eight animal designs including owl, fox, bird, bunny, bear, squirrel, fawn and penguin (not shown). Available here.

Twit Woo Hooting Halloween Owl Cupcakes

This Halloween make these super cute owl cupcakes that are not only easy but will be a fun activity to get the kids involved in. Make these for your next spooktacular halloween party and see these little guys fly  off the table! I mean who can resist the chocolate cupcakes that look this yummy and adorable! For the entire tutorial and more pictures you can go to Karen's blog.

If you like, you can also bookmark this recipe to make it later for the trick or treating night. If you have a favorite recipe that you would like me to share here with everyone then please let me know by leaving a comment below. I'll love to learn and share!