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Make a scarecrow for your front
porch or yard to great your trick or treaters. Stuff jeans and an old shirt with newspaper, use a stuffed mask or
plastic pumpkin for the head. Add some straw for effect.
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Use mini ears of Indian corn,
mini pumpkins and gourds to embellish your Halloween party table. They make excellent
arrangements for an autumn table as well.
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Tie small glow sticks to string
attached to helium balloons and let them sail over your house for spooky lights in the
sky. Make sure to tie off the strings to something solid so they do 't get away!
Goblin Light article
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Black lights add an eerie touch
to your party or haunt. You can find them all over year round, use the florescent lights
as opposed to screw in bulbs which are not true U.V. light.
Black Light
Magic
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Use a plastic cauldron partially
filled with hot water, then add some dry ice and a glow stick to create an eerie
centerpiece for your table. Be careful handling the dry ice! It can burn skin very easily.
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If you are having a party for
the kids, make sure to have lots of entertaining games ready to go. The classic "Hal
O. Ween and his Squishy Body" is a great one, you'll find the instructions to it and
more
here.
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When choosing a pumpkin to carve
for Halloween, make sure that you find one that fits the carving idea you have. If using a template, make sure that it will fit. Visit
Pumpkin Carving 101 for lots of pumpkin
carving information.
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You can use tools from around the
house, like an ice cream spade, to clean out the inside of your pumpkin. Visit
Pumpkin Carving 101 for lots of pumpkin
carving information.
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Keep all your pumpkin carving
tools in a tool box so you'll know where they are every year. Keep them clean and
sharpened and you'll be all set for carving! Visit
Pumpkin Carving 101 for lots of pumpkin
carving information.
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You can make your own pumpkin
carving stencils from clip art and your printer. Find something simple that you like, make
a negative of it and print it out! For more info visit
Pumpkin Carving 101!
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