Every year I make a ghost from something repurposed for the front of my house. 
Sometimes I spend money on the project and sometimes I don't. 
This year I made a cute ghost stake to plant in the ground by my mailbox and it didn't cost me a cent! 
You can even make it light up! ...

How much do I love to make these ghosts!?
Recently, and you've probably seen the stiffened ghosts I made with drop cloth fabric. 
Today I'm creating another stiffened ghost with a whole new look! 
This easy project looks great and if you light them up they look amazing! 
Take a look...

I had a lot of fun making this ghost today using a recycled can, some wire and cheese cloth. 
It is such an easy and inexpensive project that can be made in any size!  You can also make a bunch and hang them around the house! 
Use recycled supplies and it's even better! 
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Today I'm making one of the easiest Halloween pillows ever! 
I had an old fleece blanket I cut up a while back for a project and trust me I'll be using the rest of the scraps again real soon! 
Grab a fall colored pillow cover and either fleece or felt and follow along! There is no sewing involved and it couldn't be easier! 
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This was such a fun project for Halloween and I got to  temporarily use one of my favorite garden pieces with lights!... source

On a recent trip to Marshalls I saw the cutest ghost lumbar pillow and I was sure it was something I could make in no time! 
I snapped a photo and remembered I had the perfect pillow cover at home to replicate the look. 
I had all the easy to find supplies at home so I got to work! 
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If you're looking for a cute Halloween project that is made with things you have around the house then this is it! It's a project the kids will love to help with too! 
Recently while out shopping I saw this adorable metal flying ghost wreath and thought right away that it was something I could make in no time. 
I had to figure out what I could use and teach you to use that was readily available. 
So I figured it out and it came out very cute! 
There's still time and you whip this up in no time! 
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Have you found any vintage fabric at the thrift store lately or do you have any heirloom fabric that you've been holding onto for years? 
I've got a great Fall and Halloween project for you with a vintage vibe today. 
I'm using heirloom fabric and a couple of candle stands to create the cutest and easiest ghost duo to decorate your home for Fall. 
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The cutest ghost light ever is easily made with a frosted wine bottle and black vinyl! 

Today's project was very easy and doesn't require any special machines. It is made just like they may have been made 100 years ago. 
I'm making primitive, coffee stained ghosts out of recycled fabric and they couldn't be cuter! 
I'll show you how to coffee or tea stain and make your stuffed ghosts look like they came right out of the 1800's! 
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This is such an easy and fun project for Halloween and if you're a fan of the vintage look then you're gonna love this recycled fabric ghost project. 
You really don't need any special supplies either.
The vintage look is amazing and these ghosts came out adorable! 
I stiffened the fabric for these ghosts like the ones I've seen made with cheesecloth but today I had a better idea that would use recycled fabric.
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What do you get when you cross a paper lantern  with a yard of sheer fabric?

It almost ended up in the trash at my friends garage sale but I grabbed it because I saw the ghostly potential.

Today's repurposed Halloween project is an easy one! I'm creating ghost bowl fillers from white dryer balls and buttons. 
You may even have all the supplies at home to make this cute and quick project for Halloween. If not, I can tell you where to get them.
If you love to fill your wooden bowls with fun things for the seasons then this easy project is for you! 
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Recycling and creating on the cheap are  important to me for any project. These recycled DIY Halloween projects are both inexpensive and easy to make! 

Here's a fun project to do with dollar store Halloween cut-outs and a curtain rod. 
I got the idea from Michaels Craft Store. They had a similar decoration with 3 pumpkins stacked together. 
This project couldn't be easier and it looks great in a pot or stuck in your front garden to get the spirit of Halloween on a dime. 
There's nothing to it, take a look...

I love it when I can recycle garbage and turn it into something fabulous! That's just what I did when I recycled my plastic laundry pod container into an adorable Halloween lantern...

Last year a ghost blew through our kitchen... You can see how he was madehere.

Today marks the 5th day of rain and I'm about to loose my mind! There is just so much cleaning and organizing one can do on a rainy day. 
I decided I'd go down to the workshop and start a project. I had nothing in mind and no ideas...
Until I got there! 
I'm usually not a primitive decor kinda gal but I do admit to liking some of it. Today, I'm creating a primitive pumpkin slice pumpkin patch and it came out pretty darn cute! 
Take a look...