Hello Bloggers!
Halloween isn't just for kids, and here is proof!
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| Halloween Friends gather at Ink Paper Rubber Our local stamp store, Ink Paper Rubber was the location of a party October 31st held for some scary "Older Kids". Chili and spooky snacks were on the menu, including Punch with floating eyeballs, edible mandibles, and other delicious and creepy fare. |
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| Mary Kay Dorrell samples some of the delectable and spooky treats! |
A frightfully good time was had by all! The award for Best Costume went to Mary Kay Dorrell who dressed as shown below. Can you guess what she was?
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| Too cute for words! |
Other costumes included a Peacock, Baboon, and a Witch.
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| Jen, the lovely Peacock |
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| Judy, The Caped Baboon |
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| A straight from Hogwarts, Connie Riley and her Dancing HAT! |
The highlight of the party was "Creepy Craft Wars".
The contestants were put into teams of two, and were charged with creating a Christmas ornament made strictly out of recycled materials.
A ski slope with snowmen made of cotton balls, skiing on toothpicks was chosen as the winner, and other entries were a bird house made from a toilet tissue roll, a Christmas tag made from cardboard, a crafty table, and a hand-beaded decorative ornament, all with the emphasis on having FUN!
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| THE WINNER! (designed by Ann-Marie and Judith) |
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| THE RUNNER-UP (Best use of recycled materials) |
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| Embossed tag made of Cardboard |
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| Hand-Beaded Christmas Ornament |
The best part was getting together and having some old fashioned fun!
Thank you to Jen and Manna for putting on this fun-filled spooky evening!
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| Jen oversees Manna as she serves up floating eyeballs. (shaking her tail feathers while she serves!) We all had a great time! Who says Halloween has to be just for the kiddies??? |
ReNae
5 comments:
great pictures. we had a great time
I look at this and see a group of friends sharing a passion for craft, I wish there was something like this near me.
Mary,
It's easy to start your own group. Invite a few friends over and have a small project they can do. Everyone will have a lot of fun, so then arrange to meet again, and in no time you will have a group of fun friends who share your love of crafting!
I commonly invite ladies over to my home to have craft night. They love it and everyone has a lot of fun.
You might also see what your local stores have in the way of stamp clubs. Here in KC, we have a stamp club associated with each store. I'm in most of them! LOL!
Give it a try, and good luck!
ReNae
Looks like great fun! I envy that you have a group like this to get together with. I really don't know anyone in my area that does paper crafts.
Love how you selebrate, and the treats looks so funny.
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