HAPPY OCTOBER!
Are you just as excited about Halloween as I am? If you're here - you must be. Halloween is my favorite time of year - it's no secret. That's why I host the 13 Days of Handmade Halloween series on my blog EVERY YEAR! It's just a group of us creative gals, getting together and sharing how to make crafty things with Halloween scare....I mean flair ;)
Are you just as excited about Halloween as I am? If you're here - you must be. Halloween is my favorite time of year - it's no secret. That's why I host the 13 Days of Handmade Halloween series on my blog EVERY YEAR! It's just a group of us creative gals, getting together and sharing how to make crafty things with Halloween scare....I mean flair ;)
If you aren't sure what
the series is all about check out some of the awesome posts from years
past. In the meantime, I'm kicking
things off with a very easy wall decor idea!
You know I'm a pompom
making queen. I can spit these babies
out at the drop of a dime. So, it was
only fitting that I share how I made these!
Let's get started
Supplies you will need:
Yarn
PomPom maker
Glittered Foam Sheet
Googly Eyes
Hot Glue
Adhesive foam
To start, trace and cut
out your image using the bat
template.
Next, once your bat is
cut out, set it aside and start working on making your pompom. You will only need to make a small size. I always use a clover pompom maker for my
pompoms but there are tons of ways these can be made. Just search on Google for how to make a
pompom.
Once your pompom is made,
you can trim and shape the excess yarn to create a well formed pompom - it
isn't necessary to do this but, I just like my pompoms a little round.
Next attach your pompom
'body' to the center of the bat allowing the wings and ears to stick out from
behind. You can add the googly eyes at
this point.
Finally, add your pompom
bats to the wall. I placed mine on the
wall to look as if the bats were flying all willy nilly, as I suppose bats
do. You can anchor the wings into place
with an adhesive foam dot to make them look as if they have some movement.
That's that! I love this idea, these bats are super
adorable....you can also hang them to the ceiling if you'd like. Just make sure to keep a ten end on the
pompom ball!
Thanks for stopping by
for today's Handmade Halloween project.
Be sure to come back tomorrow to see a fabulous headband project from
Tikkido that is 'EY'E'dorable! Don't forget to check out the giveaway below for a $75 Gift Card from Oriental Trading Company!
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