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Right now over at Amazon you can snag the “It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown” DVD on sale for a steal!
This is such a fun movie tradition to watch with the family – especially if you want to avoid scaring the little ones with the other shows airing on Halloween 🙂
OR – get an even better deal on this Peanuts Holiday Collection 4-Movie DVD Set!
If you’re looking for a cute costume for a baby or toddler this Halloween – here’s a great deal over at Kohl’s! I think the Carter’s costumes are just the best because you get a whole outfit (tights, top, and the costumey part) for what you pay.
Carter’s Costumes – $28 (Reg $40)
PLUS – parents know that a baby who’s comfy cozy all night is definitely important when you’re trying to have fun with the whole family. These outfits are warm and cozy in the extreme!
Choose form several varieties -and don’t forget the Frozen Elsa Light UP Musical Dress we posted earlier as well!
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If your little one likes to play dress up – or you’re thinking ahead to Halloween costumes – this Frozen Elsa Dress is a fantastic deal! Head over to Kohl’s where it’s on sale for $19.99 (Reg $39.99)
Cardholders use 30% OFF code (we can’t share this one – check your inboxes!) to bring the price down to $13.99. Plus, cardholders can use code SHIP4AUG to score free shipping as well!
She will be a twirling queen in this Disney Frozen Elsa short-sleeved, light-up dress, featuring sparkling fabric with a snowflake print.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Motion-activated lights & music
- Plays “Let It Go”
AND while you’re at it, this Disney Frozen Crystal Kingdom Beauty Vanity will be only $27.99 Shipped after 30% OFF Cardholder code! (Reg $79.99)
That’s a FANTASTIC deal to stash away in the Christmas Closet!
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You guys, I can’t even right now. Halloween is quickly approaching and many stores have already had all their decor, candy, and costumes out. Every time we go to the store it’s a mad dash to see which costume they want this year and of course they can never fully make up their minds. Why are we spending money on a costume they only wear ONE night a year? If you have multiple kiddos to purchase costumes for you might try your hand at homemade costumes with these super easy DIY Halloween Costumes below:
Two Crafty Halloween Costumes for Kids – A Subtle Revelry
DIY Gumball Machine Halloween Costume – Studio DIY
Easy No Sew Scarecrow Costume – A Night Owl Blog
Bat Wings and Bat Ears – Buggy and Buddy
DIY Toothless Costume…from “How To Train Your Dragon” – Make it Love it
No Sew Pumpkin Tutu – Craft Passion
Halloween Costumes Kids Can Make: Mummies – Red Ted Art’s Blog
Easy DIY Cardboard Emoji Costume – hello, Wonderful
Homemade Parrot Costume – Mom Endeavors
DIY Kids Buzz Lightyear No Sew Halloween Costume – Fun at Home With Kids
Easy Octopus Cardboard Costume For Kids – hello, Wonderful
The TIN MAN from “Wizard of Oz” – Make It and Love It
No-Sew Pokemon Ash Ketchum Costume – Kids Activities Blog
Paper Skeleton – Red Ted Art’s Blog
Snail Costume – Oh Happy Day
DIY Unicorn Costume Tutorial – Craftaholics Anonymous
DIY Donut Costume for Halloween – Studio DIY
DIY Pinata Costume – Costume Works
Pardon Our Interruption – Giggles Galore
Frankenstein – Red Ted Art’s Blog
Felt Monarch Butterfly Wings – Buggy and Buddy
Disco Ball Costume – Oh Happy Day
No Sew Pineapple Halloween Costume – delia creates
Simple Shark – Make It and Love It
DIY Olaf Costume – Desert Chica
A bit of Halloween {eye} Candy – Wild Ink Press
Snowman Tutu – Leafy Tree Tops
DIY Mermaid Costume – The Sewing Rabbit
DIY Cotton Candy Costume – Costume Works
Strongman Costume – Oh Happy Day
The Very Hungry Caterpillar No Sew Costume – Kids Activities Blog
Pardon Our Interruption – Giggles Galore
Homemade Pterodactyl Costume – Childhood Beckons
DIY Pebbles Flintstone Costume – Sincerely Jean
DIY Jack Skellington Costume for Halloween – SilverLake Mom
Duck Tape Skeleton Costume – And We Play
Baby Gumball Machine Costume – Costume Works
DIY Halloween Costume: King Kong – Woman’s Day
Up baby – The Meta Picture
Cool Hot Air Balloon Costume for a Toddler – Coolest Homemade Costumes
Are you already buying your Halloween Candy to give out? Don’t forget to check your Ibotta App and Redeem the $1.75 Mars Halloween Candy 60ct Offer! You’ll pay just $8.19 ($0.14 per piece of candy)
Hershey’s Halloween Candy 60ct $9.94
Redeem $1.75 Ibotta Offer
Total: $8.19
I posted earlier about all the options that Walmart had for making your own treats this year.
My wife makes all kinds of treats for each Holiday and really just about every week for one reason or another. That is why I look like I do! Awhile ago the kids and I made my favorite things in the entire world. Rice Krispie Treats.
This is what we bought. I would just get the almond bark, and color that. It was the easiest to melt.
We also picked up this pumpkin pan, it was $9.97.
I made 2 batches of Rice Krispie treats. If you have not made these before they are really easy. My 12 year old made these batches. It took 2 batches to make what you see in the picture.
When the rice krispies were hot, I pressed them into the pan.
The kids helped by putting the sucker sticks into the treats. My wife suggested dipping the sticks into the melted chocolate first then sticking them into the treats. We let them harden for a little while.
This kid is a pro. He ate about as many as he helped fix.
While they were hardening a little more I chopped the almond bark and melted it on the stove. You can use the microwave but my wife gets set in her ways and so we do it this way 🙂 Just heat it slowly or you will burn it.
Then get the kids and start dipping them. You can do whatever colors you like, dip them a little or all the way. We did both. The kids had an easier time just dipping the tops and adding sprinkles.
My kids do this stuff all the time with their Mom and so they were helping me!
We started getting fancy and adding the pre-made figures you can buy at the store.
My 8 year old (mini Martha Stewart) got the fanciest and was making Frankenstein. I thought it was Elvis, so it is a good thing I didn’t say anything and let her talk!
We bagged them in the $.97 treat bags and tied with twist ties. I am sure you can add ribbon but I am just able to tie my shoes, ribbons are too much trouble 🙂
My wife waked in as we were wrapping up and added the candy corn to the bags and they looked great!
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