rustic Halloween

Primitive Halloween decorations from Honey and Me including witches, pumpkins, scarecrows and ghosts. Traditional and vintage decorations for Halloween and Fall.

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it’s time to conjure up the creative spirits and materialize your imagination into frightful makes. this year’s…

it’s time to conjure up the creative spirits and materialize your imagination into frightful makes. this year’s…

The decorative insect charms are perfect for Halloween decor, invitation, card or jewelry creations. Includes 5 pieces in antique nickel finish. Pieces range from approximately 0.875 to 1.375 inches.

A six inch skeleton is wearing a groovy decorated top hat and holding a banner that spells BOO.. He is standing on an altered thread spool.

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THIS LISTING IS FOR THE PATTERN, NOT THE FINISHED ITEM. This item is a instant download pattern, which you should be able to download once payment is complete. Just download it, save it to your files. Then open it and print it right out. This is a My Primitive Saltbox copyrighted pattern , and may not be redistributed in any way. You may sale your finished items if you wish.my primitive halloween bobbins, this pattern includes all 3. mount them on spindle bobbins, or use old dried tree…

Hi everyone :) I recently made an Altered Spool for a challange over at The Craft Hole, and I wanted to share with you all how I make my spools- I LOVE to recycle ! When I make my spools I use a paper towel roll and cut it to what ever size I need. For the ends of the spool I like to take apart empty ribbon spools for a perfect circle. Trace the paper towel roll onto a pc. of chipboard or cereal box 2 or 3 times for each end. Cut them out a tiny bit smaller and glue together. Glue the…

Halloween is fast approaching and since it is one of my very favorite holidays to create all sorts of home decor, I'll be sharing some of those with you in the upcoming weeks. A short time ago, some of my crafting buddies and I got together to decorate some really cool spools we'd bought from Red Lead Paper Works. Here is my finished spool. I covered it with those great papers from Graphic 45's Happy Haunting 8x8 paper pad. I also added some orange and black crepe paper ruffles around the…