Pumpkin Eating a smaller pumpkin

This isn't really a craft, but last year I carved this pumpkin and everyone who saw it loved it! This year I have been getting asked how I did it and the only thing that was different than carving the usual jack-o-latern was Making sure I made a hole that fit the smaller pumpkin and then carved around thar and that on the teeth of the big pumpkin i used a melon baller to take off the dark orange skin so the teeth were lighter.

ENJOY!

Zebra Candle Holders

This is a very easy and cheap way to get candle holders you will love. Below is an itemized list of supplies as well as a detailed step by step. Enjoy!

Supplies:

• 3 Jars (you can use any jar you have laying around. I used 2 Ragu jars and one pickle jar)
• Black and white gloss spray paint (Krylon works great!)
• Masking tape

Step by Step:

Step 1:

Clear your jar off all the labeling. (Goo Gone does an amazing job)

Step 2:

                 Spray paint the jars with white gloss spray paint                   

Step 3:

Rip pieces of masking tape

Step 4:

Apply masking tape to the painted white jars

It should look like this; make sure
the ends of the strips are down

Step 5:

Spray paint black over the white taped jars.

Let dry for 2-4 hours (depending on what the spray paint can says)

Step 6:

Peel off the masking tape!

I might add some black ribbon at the top, but there ya go!

DIY Earring Holder and Melon Mojitos!

Craft: Easy do it yourself earring holder under $5                     Cocktail: Featuring Melon Mojitos!

Supplies:
Frame
Plastic Canvas
Glue Gun
Flowers
Ribbon

Scroll down for Tutorial.








Step 1:

Throw away glass and back from frame.

Step 2:

Fit plastic canvas to frame and glue in with glue gun where the edge of the glass meets the frame.

Step 3: Add some flowers and some ribbon with hot glue.

 Finished Product: