Trunk or Treat

A misty veil hangs in the air today, the kind of weather that tricks the senses into believing October has crept in early. Gray skies, a chill in the breeze, …

I don’t know about you, but I’m starting to suspect my scrap bin is plotting against me.

This year will be their 5th Annual Trunk or Treat event, and every year, the crew gets more excited to decorate cars and greet the kiddos.

The ghost is another one of my favorite Halloween icons, and I love a good ghost story.

The clown has been a Halloween staple for some time now, but I’ve never been a fan.

I’m a fan of bats, and not just on Halloween, so it’s no surprise that I’ve done several projects featuring these little flying foxes.

One of my most favorite books in my library is Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, also known as The Modern Prometheus.

There’s one major holiday standing between now and Halloween, but that’s not keeping some stores from putting out pumpkins.

One of my favorite Halloween decorating methods involves webbing – lots and lots of webbing.

Growing up in middle America in the 70s, our Halloween celebrations were fun but simple.

We’ve been giving out treats by the handful or using cellophane bags to package our treats, but this year, I’m making my treat bags.

When Halloween season rolls around, I am often up to my eyeballs making decorations for two local Trunk-or-treat events.