Can you believe that Halloween is only just a few days away? I surely can’t! Time is slipping by faster than I could ever imagine! With all the prepping for the baby I wanted to create a fun halloween project that not only wouldn’t take a lot of time, would not take up a lot of space, and most importantly would not cost a lot of money!
Enter the Dollar Tree Value Seekers Club! After searching through projects listed I decided the Monster Luminaries would be the most fun, but you know me and KNOW I had to put my own twist on them by creating a Pumpkin Luminaries Family!
MATERIALS:
– Jars, Vases, or Candle Holder (round)
– Tissue Paper – Black Construction Paper
– White Glue
– Led Lights
– Scissors
– Paint Brush
INSTRUCTIONS: For detailed instructions on creating these luminaries head over to the Dollar Tree Value Seekers Club!
I made a few changes to my pumpkins by using two different sizes of vases. I chose two larger ones to represent Matt and myself and a smaller one for Josslyn! And just so you would know who is who, I made sure Josslyn had a cute pink bow!
What do you think? Josslyn has her father’s eyes and her mother’s nose and smile! I love how fast this project was to create and since I used LED lights I am able to stack the pumpkins and create a pumpkin tower!
Thank you so much to Dollar Tree Value Seekers Club for providing me with the inspiration to create my own pumpkin family. Did you know the club is full of crafts, recipes, decor, tips, contests, insider information, frugal fun ideas (my favorite), and so much more? The best part is membership is FREE and content changes up every month. Let’s not forget that you can save or print the project sheets for an easy shopping list reference! Since lately I am suffering from pregnancy brain this is a huge PLUS!!!
My favorites from last year, my knock off Nutcrackers and the monogrammed jewelry box. Huge bang for very little bucks!
**This post is sponsored by Dollar Tree and the Dollar Tree Value Seekers Club. As usual all opinions, words, and photos are my own! **
Lindsey @ Redhead Baby Mama says
I would try the tabletop turkeys – I need more Thanksgiving decor since my family is coming from across the states to convene at my house this year! lindsey at redheadbabymama.com
Sarah says
I love the boo bats 🙂 Especially filled with rolos…mmm…mmm…
Your pumpkin luminaries are ADORABLE! I love that they’re stackable and that there’s one for each of you 🙂 🙂 FUN!!
Stephanie G says
I would like to make one of the fall leaves wreath. I’m in desperate need of something for fall that isn’t halloween on the door!
Heather says
Adorable!! I bet this looks gorgeous at night! Pinned!
Ellora @ Creatively Southern says
I adore the idea of the kids table of fun! I’d love to create something like this for our family Thanksgiving at my Grandmother’s house. We always have about 6 kids piled around the kid’s table so this would give them something fun to do and teach the importance of Thanksgiving and gratitude!
nest of posies says
these turned out so cute! i love candles & pumpkins all aglow! it’s one of my favorite parts of halloween!
malia says
Love your pumpkins… great idea. And in terms of those project, the boo bats are cute.
I just spent an hour at the DT today stocking up on xmas stuff!
Jamie says
I love your project! The pumpkin luminaries are so cute!
Bonnie @ Uncommon Designs says
These turned out so cute! Love the little faces! Sigh..love the dollar tree! 😉
Jill says
I love that popsicle stick table runner! Such a fun and whimsical way to add color/interest to the table.
Jill says
I signed up for the club with schrader.jill AT gmail DOT com
Erika W. says
I signed up! I would love to try the Monster Luminaries!
Natasha says
Im all signed up! Id like to try the bat treat holders!
Randi - Dukes and Duchesses says
That is SO cute! Such a fun idea … I have to remember it for next year!
Kelly says
Ya gotta love a fun and festive project on a dime! They turned out great. xo
Sue D says
I would like to try the paper bag popcorn turkey.
slrdowney at hotmail dot com
Mami2jcn says
I joined the club. I would try the fall leaves wreath.
mami2jcn at gmail dot com
Nataly Carbonell says
Hi, I’d love to create the Fall Leaves Wreath!
taty_bonell@hotmail.com
Susan Christy says
Those bloody bandages would be a huge hit with the teens! I’m already a member of the Value Seekers Club.
Lisa says
I signed up for the club – I like the personal pilgrim napkin rings project
Sarah @ Becoming Martha says
Just love these! My daughter would too, how simple and perfect!
kristin salazar says
Oh my goodness these are so cute, can’t wait to make them with my kids!