Wishing You All...

WARNING: There is music on this blog to celebrate Halloween!

But its a cool song you might wanna give it a listen...

A Happy Halloween!

From Rainey @ The Project Table!

Halloween Jewelry Skeleton Fashion.

This is the only time of the year that I can wear Skeletons!
WARNING: There is music on this blog to celebrate Halloween!

I found some cute skull beads so I whipped up some bracelets and a necklace to wear on Halloween Night for when the family comes over. 

Here is the Jewelry I am wearing on Halloween night. 

I'll wear my witch hat too!

Happy Halloween!

Halloween Project~Wine Bottle Fascinator

Going to a party this weekend? 

Is it a BYOB? Dress up your bottle too!

Make a easy Wine Bottle Fascinator!

I bought 6 wood napkin rings at a yard sale for 50 cents

And I just used things I had in my Halloween decor.

A skeletons from the dollar store

moss

spider ring with the ring part cut off

napkin ring 

ribbon

feathers

hot glue

fun label (Dollar tree, but you can make your own)

Bottle of wine or rum or whatever...

Just use your imagination and anything you have in your Halloween decor box or make a trip to the Dollar Tree 

Cheers & Happy Halloween Everyone!

Foodie Friday ~Roasted Root Vegetables~

This is such a great side dish to serve with Pork, steak or chicken!

Roasted Root Vegetables

(Sweet potato, carrot and beets)

1 Sweet Potato 

2 beets

2 or 3 carrots

sea salt

1 tea balsamic vinegar

2 Tab Olive oil or Coconut oil

Peel, and cube veggies. Toss in balsamic vinegar and olive oil. 

Sprinkle sea salt and roast for 45 min at 350 degrees.

I've linked to the Fabulous Miss "G's" Foodie Friday!

~Enjoy Life~

Tablescape Thursday~ Dinner with Mr. Bones

 Dinner with Mr. Bones...

I had a lot of fun with this tablescape... Last year was Dinner with a Vampire. (See it here) 

This year its Dinner with Mr Bones. 

(Warning: There is music on this blog in celebration of Halloween!)

I've linked to Susan's Tablescape Thursday.

To see many more creative tablescapes click the link above!

Its amazing this week!

~Enjoy Life~

A little Jack for Halloween?

Here's a little Jack for Halloween...

Warning: 
There is music attached to this blog for the next few daze till Halloween.)

Jack Skellington that is... 

Cookies!

Surprise your kids when they get home from school this week. These were so easy!

A Betty Crocker Sugar cookie mix or Pillsbury refrigerated cookie dough or your own easy recipe and some black icing and you have a fun and easy treat! (Plus a black tongue the rest of the day!)

I can't take credit for this amazing photo of Jack...
I Googled Jack Skellington and fell in love with this handsome fellow!
The cookie photos are Rainey'z @ The Project Table

6 Daze Till Halloween Coach Light Project

Coach Light Project $2.00

Here's a little project that is low cost and a huge impact.

These went from Candy Jack-O-Lanterns to Coach light covers.

Cost $2.00 (Target and Wal-mart have them for a $1.00 ea.)

Take 2 Jack-o-lanterns 

 With heavy duty scissors cut down the back (thanks Mike)

 and cut the bottom out:

 So it looks like this:

 Then wrap it around your coach lights!

They look so cute and you can't beat the cost!

I've linked to Susan's Met Monday @ Between Naps On The Porch

Shadow Shot Sunday

He's Standing right behind me, isn't he?

(I just thought that shadow looked like Darth Vader. Anyone else see it?)

Linked to Shadow Shot Sunday

Have a  Halloween!

8 Dayz till Halloween Project ~Witch Finger Cookies

Witch Finger Cookies

Using your favorite Sugar cookie recipe or refrigerated cookie dough

you too can make severed witch's finger cookies this halloween season!

Just follow my simple tutorial:

 Severed Witch Finger Cookies and a Cauldron of Cold Milk!

Cut off a hunk of chilled sugar cookie dough and cut it into strips (5)

I use a lightly dusted powdered sugar work surface.

Make sure your dough is as cold as possible.

Using a knife make knuckle marks and an indentation for a blanched almond for a fingernail.

 and an indentation for a blanched almond for a fingernail.

Still in the oven... see how puffed up they get? Roll them as thin as possible...

I've linked to Foodie Friday

Happy Halloween!