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by Ashley Horne Now that we have all of our supplies, tools and safety items ready to go, we can start cutting out the pieces of our coffin. First, we’ll build the bottom of the coffin. You’ll want the top (head) to measure 17” and the bottom (feet) to measure 14”. The section in the middle that will be widest by Ashley Horne A great prop to have at any Halloween party is a wooden coffin. There are so many things you can do with a coffin! You can put it on a table, open the lid, and serve all of your party snacks from within. You can put it on your porch and hop out of it to by Ashley Horn As Halloween approaches, it’s time to start thinking about simple and inexpensive decorations that can be made at home. One of my favorites is a “mommy-and-me project” making Halloween headstones. Though this project requires some wood cutting, your child can be in charge of all the decorating. For this project we’ll be making four headstones. They will by Ashley Horne Halloween is always the most celebrated holiday of the year at our house. We were thrilled last Halloween when more than one child told us we had the best decorated house in town. So, of course, that inspired us to get bigger and better this year! We continue to look for easy projects that are inexpensive and fun |
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