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Well it is now officially fall in Southern California. . . the Santa Ana wind (East Winds) and heat showed up! It is a howlin’ out there right now and it makes me cringe worrying about fire bugs. I live in an area near the hills and if we see a fire there, we could face potential fire hazard issues.
When the wind is howling like this, no one wants to go outside for the fear of flying debris or blowing away, so it is indoor project time with the kiddos. What we decided to do is make Halloween cards for family using the kiddos feet and hands. The feet are ghosts and the hands are cats. Each girl stamped their foot or hand on a 8.5×11 piece of card stock that I cut in half. We used plain old craft paint and had wipes handy, handy, handy! Once they dried the girls added eyes and the embellishments of googly eyes, Primas, green Skittles (kitty eyes) and bling on their own using GLUE DOTS! Love those things, especially with kiddos. NO MESS!
Then folding a piece of 8.5×11 card stock in half I glued down the craft the girls did to the front with an ATG. Inside the card, I stamped it with a Halloween salutation from Close To my Heart’s Perfect Fit- Halloween!
See! Easy as pie! Now we are just popping them in the mail today so they will make it to their destinations before Halloween!
Thanks for sharing a piece of “easy as pie Halloween cards” with me!
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These must have been so much to make. Fabulous:-) Have a great weekend Arin.
These are too, too cute! We did a handprint fall tree this year. I’ve already pinned these to my Halloween file for next yeaer!!
Loving it, Arin! Too simple, too cute, too fun. I LOVE these kinds of projects-and so do my kidlets! 🙂 Every one of your posts is filled with so much fun! I love it! Take care and keep on!!!
Oh this is so cute! How creative! I bet your girls had so much fun with this project! Love it!