Spooky Spells

New Spring Offerins

2011-12-23T05:22:00.001-08:00

Have added many new offerings for spring, Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day and Easter to my Etsy shoppe. Below is a preview of some of the items in there but go take a look at the wide range of offerins I have up :) All on sale for the New Year! http://www.rabbithollowprims.etsy.com

New Arrivals

2011-10-14T16:27:00.001-07:00

These can all be found in my Etsy Shoppe at http://www.rabbithollowprims.etsy.com

Published Dollies for Sale

2011-10-09T04:09:00.001-07:00

I have been published again this time in the Fall 2011 PRIMS magazine. I am now taking orders for the Yoders and Tofu Turkey See below. You can find them in my Etsy shoppe or on my website.

http://www.rabbithollowprims.com

http://www.etsy.com/listing/83418523/fall-fling-sale-primitive-thanksgiving
http://www.etsy.com/listing/83418430/fall-fling-sale-primitive-thanksgiving

New Arrivals

2011-09-17T10:02:00.001-07:00

Matilda Long Nose Witch

Percy the Treat Hound

Sid Viscious

http://www.rabbithollowprims.etsy.com

New Arrivals

2011-08-07T16:45:00.001-07:00

Ok I know the pics are not that great LOL I had to take them inside due to the heat. Going out early in morning to get good pics.

All of these can be found on my website and etsy shoppe

http://www.rabbithollowprims.etsy.com

http://www.rabbithollowprims.com

Halloween Prims for Sale

2011-08-04T16:08:00.000-07:00

All in my Etsy shoppe
http://www.rabbithollowprims.etsy.com

New Halloween Etsy Shoppe

2011-08-03T17:14:00.001-07:00

New Halloween Smidge and Smudge
Each one is only $18.95 + shipping
You can find them in my Etsy shoppe
http://www.rabbithollowprims.etsy.com

Last Years Prices Effective Immediately

2011-07-31T09:11:00.001-07:00

*NOW* Check out my website. I went back to last years prices starting today all new purchases and order will get last years prices excludes previous orders or purchases....http://www.rabbithollowprims.com/

What Should You Be For Halloween?

2011-07-26T10:57:00.001-07:00

Here is a great quiz to take to find out what you should go as for Halloween. You know our kids can't have all the fun LOL

http://www.marthastewart.com/quiz/halloween-costume-quiz

Final Day to Save

2011-07-16T05:11:00.001-07:00

July 16th today is the final day to save in my Etsy shoppe take 15% off all items

http://www.rabbithollowprims.etsy.com

Auctions Galore on my Website

2011-06-28T03:10:00.003-07:00

Clearance close out on my website bid now....items as low as $5 http://www.rabbithollowprims.com/auction/auction.php?merchant=rabbit&action=list

Hear Ye Hear Ye The New Halloween 2011 Dolls have arrived 4 sale

2011-06-27T05:39:00.001-07:00

Pumpkin Gal with Crow

$34.95 + shipping

email: spritetwig@msn.com

to purchase

Halloween Cheshire Cat

$34.95 + shipping

Email: spritetwig@msn.com

to purchase

Pumpkin Gus and Cat

$59.95 + shipping

Email: spritetwig@msn.com

to purchase

Jack and Spook Cat

2011-06-23T03:17:00.000-07:00

Newly Made and will be listed on Etsy at the end of the month for my Halloween Launch :)

Now Taking Orders

2011-05-30T02:56:00.001-07:00

For my Halloween items save on my artfire shoppe and etsy 10% off :)

Sale Sale Sale

2011-05-28T00:53:00.001-07:00

To Kick off summer we are having a sale in all our shoppes from now until June 10th. Save 10% off....On my website I will calculate the total after purchase and refund the difference back....
http://www.rabbithollowprims.com

http://www.rabbithollowprims.etsy.com

http://www.artfire.com/users/rabbithollowprims

SEHA BOOZAAR Opening 8 days!

2011-05-23T16:50:00.000-07:00

Come see all the spooks and goblins waiting for homes

http://sehaboozaar.blogspot.com/

Customer Appreciation Sale

2011-01-19T15:28:00.000-08:00

I have decided to extend the customer appreciation due to popular demand so starting tonight until Feb 2 you can save in Etsy Shoppe starts 7 pm est
http://www.rabbithollowprims.etsy.com

Newbies up for Sale

2011-01-15T16:17:00.001-08:00

Tonight I wanted to share with you some great news along with some not so great news. The bad first is I have been afflicted with a darn double ear infection for about a month now. All antibiotics up to this point have not worked. I have tried some home remedies also people have emailed me with and to no avail. They no have me on steroids and some powerful super drug for bacteria that is resistant to drugs so we shall see what happens. Thank you for all the encouraging emails that I have received and facebook posts.
The good news I have finished some newbies to the hollow. I have a new spring rabbit. He is so grand! He wears sweet blue cords, holds a chick in his hand, and holds a great SPRING sign. The next is a wonderful bumblebee hugging a heart and he is perched atop a rusty bedspring, finally I have a great new Halloween Prim called Hallowed Hal. He is just awesome.
These can all be found in my Artfire and Etsy shoppes as well as my website under new arrivals. Right now until tomorrow night I am having a Customer appreciation sale in my Etsy shoppe so you can save on purchases there. I have also opened a new Etsy shoppe that is going to be strictly for halloween prims only....to save the 10% off in the new shoppe use coupon code halloween at the checkout. It i still under construction at this point but all new Halloween prims will go into that shoppe so Hallowed Hal will be in that shoppe only.
Here is the link to the shoppe:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/GrimPrims4U

http://www.etsy.com/shop/Rabbithollowprims

http://www.artfire.com/users/rabbithollowprims

Black Friday/Cyber Monday Sale in my Shoppe

2010-11-26T06:48:00.001-08:00

In my Etsy shoppe take 10% off all weekend and use your coupon for another 10% off :) On't have the coupon number? Head over to my blog and get it at:

http://www.rabbithollowprims.blogspot.com

Etsy shoppe:

http://www.rabbithollowprims.etsy.com

Happy Halloween All

2010-10-29T17:48:00.001-07:00

from Rabbit Hollow Prims

Paper Toilet Roll Wig

2010-10-20T02:23:00.000-07:00

With Halloween a mere 4 weeks away, it’s time to start thinking of costumes for our cute kiddies. This adorable DIY Halloween Costume: Rollhead Toilet Paper Wig by Finns Mari Savio and Kati Rapia, who are the authors of the books JUJU and MAJA. They featured this fun tutorial in the Australian online magazine called, Papier Mache. In colonial times wigs were the in thing, but a bit hard to manage. Periwigs or perukes are styles of wigs. They were hot and expensive. This modern take on the periwig is not expensive or hot and is way to cute to pass up. This is such a fun DIY, and sure to be a hit for Halloween!

See how to make it here:

http://www.handmadespark.com/blog/diy-kids-halloween-costume-toilet-paper-roll-wig/

2010-10-19T02:11:00.000-07:00

By Kami Bigler

This festive bat mobile would look great in your entry greeting visiting trick or treaters on Halloween night. With so many different kinds of cool papers available these days, you could really make this your own!

Materials

One old lamp shade with the okay to take it apart
Black fabric I chose black with silver polka dots, but any black pattern would look great!
Hot glue gun
4-5 sheets black card stock I used glittered black card stock
Bat shaped die-cut or bat shaped paper craft punch
Clear fishing line or clear jewelry making string stretchy or not
Crimp beads
Jewelry making crimping tool
Thimble
Needle

Directions See here:
http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/2010/10/how-to_halloween_bat_mobile.html

New Items Added to Etsy come and get em while they last!

2010-10-17T03:23:00.001-07:00

How about trimming the tree with these vintage santa stockings!

Need a gift? How about Millie and Tuck?

Know someone who sews? How about this handmade sewing kit holder made like a witches boot?

Like vintage? How about this vintage pumpkin cut and sew panel?

Or if not pumpkins how about a vintage turkey cut and sew?

Like Annies and want to make one? Here is a kit by Daisy Kingdom.....

What's Annie without Andy. he is a kit also.....

These items and many more have been added to my shoppe today. I added 4 new Winter items also sol please take a peek and stay awhile :)
http://www.rabbithollowprims.etsy.com

Handmade Halloween How to Host A Killer Party

2010-10-13T02:18:00.001-07:00

Halloween is my favorite holiday of the year for a few reasons. The best part is being able to (even if only for one day) dress up as your favorite character, monster, alter-ego – whatever you want! Second to that is the actual Halloween party. Whether you’re hosting a kid friendly bash or adult only gathering, decorations and favors are a must have.

Halloween Party Invitations |$25| papergirlstudios

The invitations will set the tone for your party. There are tons of handmade options – pre-printed or DIY.

Vintage Inspired Halloween Party Hat | $18 |crepeconfectionary

If you’re hosting a party think of your guests’ needs first. Party favors and hats are some basic staples.

Lollipop Party Favors |$7.50| PinkyCrafts

Don’t forget the food! Everyone loves spooky food – cookies, cakes, candy – even punch.

Heavenly Halloween Cookie Platter |$20 | StoneHouseOven

Most importantly, have fun planning your party. For other cool Halloween ideas, please be sure to check out previous blogs on Handmade Spark.

~Lauren Soponis

Chopped Bugs and Beetlejuice

2010-10-07T01:57:00.001-07:00

Get the kids helping out in the kitchen with this fun and tasty recipe. This kid-friendly recipe will get your kids excited to help prepare and enjoy the snack!

Ingredients:

1 can (46 ounces) unsweetened pineapple juice, chilled
2 cans (15 ounces each) fruit cocktail in juice, undrained and chilled
1 cup seedless raisins
1 pint vanilla ice cream
Red, blue or green food coloring (optional)

Preparation Time: Approximately 10 minutes

Preparation:

Combine the pineapple juice, fruit cocktail (beetles) and raisins (bugs) in a large pitcher. Divide the ice cream among 6 tall glasses or mugs. Pour the juice mixture over the ice cream. Stir 1 drop of food coloring into each glass, if desired. Serve immediately.

Servings: 6

Nutritional Information Per Serving:

387 calories; 5 g fat; 20 mg cholesterol; 52 mg sodium; 86 g carbohydrate; 3 g fiber; 4 g protein

Bippity Boppity Boo

2010-10-05T02:35:00.001-07:00

Now for sale in my Etsy shoppe Don't forget the customer appreciation sale in my Etsy Shoppe only on til Sunday....
http://www.etsy.com/shop/Rabbithollowprims

Bippity Boppity Boo

2010-10-05T02:34:00.000-07:00

Now for sale in my Etsy shoppe Don't forget the customer appreciation sale in my Etsy Shoppe only on til Sunday....
http://www.etsy.com/shop/Rabbithollowprims

Meet Mr. P

2010-09-26T02:17:00.001-07:00

Mr. P is my latest creation in my Etsy shoppe. Find him here:

http://www.etsy.com/listing/56778298/primitive-halloween-altered-art-mr-p

Extreme Pumpkin Carving Contest WIN WIN WIN

2010-09-23T02:23:00.000-07:00

On October 8th and 9th there will be an extreme pumpkin carving weekend taking place at the Casino. Tom Nardone will be showing off some cool pumpkin carving skills at a live demonstration on the 9th from 2pm-4:30pm. There will also be a pumpkin carving contest taking place that day with a grand prize of $1,500! There will also be other cash prizes for runners up.

The casino will also be having a True Blood cast and Linda Blair meet and greet during October. They will also be having a cool Halloween costume contest for cash prizes.

Just comment here and you will be entered for a chance to win one of 3 car chargers with USB ports....

Another Swap Dollie

2010-09-18T05:43:00.001-07:00

by Candance- Howling Moon Designs- http://howlingmoonsblog.blogspot.com/2010/09/rabbit-hollow-prims-halloween-swap-my.html

Been featured

2010-09-14T17:10:00.001-07:00

With Fall just around the corner, it’s time to climb back into the attic and start unpacking treasures and trinkets to decorate for the harvest season. And who doesn’t also enjoy treating themselves to a new decoration, practical piece of furniture, or gift idea in the spirit of the season? The four selections below are full of primitive charm, handmade in hues and themes that are perfect for fall decorating.

Set of 4 Primitive Halloween Tags with Woolfelt Pumpkins OOAK | $8 | Sweet Liberty Primitives

Harvest Scarecrow Wood Shutters Sign | $15.95 | My Country Cottage Signs

Primitive or Cottage Shelf Cut Nails | $50 | Firecracker Kid Primitives

Primitive Halloween Stick Witch | $28.95 Rabbit Hollow Prims

~Stephanie Baker

Another Swap Dollie

2010-09-12T19:37:00.001-07:00

By Mary- Polkadot Hill Primitives- http://www.polkadothillmusings.blogspot.com

Lookie what came today

2010-09-12T11:46:00.001-07:00

This is my swap from Jeannine of By the Way of Salem. You can find her work here http://bywayofsalem.blogspot.com/

More Swap Pics

2010-09-11T02:46:00.001-07:00

By Kristin- Lake Erie Spookies- http://www.etsy.com/shop/LakeEerieSpookies

by Cyndi- Holiday Sparkle- http://holiday-sparkle.blogspot.com/

More Swap Pics

2010-09-10T02:14:00.001-07:00

by Angie- Angie's Raggedy Patch- http://angiesraggedypatch.blogspot.com/

by Sylvia- Annaboo Creations- http://anaboocreationsbysylvia.blogspot.com

Halloween Witches Tea Party Swap Pics 1st Set More to Come!

2010-09-10T02:13:00.001-07:00

By Ann- Jangojb- http://www.etsy.com/shop/Jangojb

By Hope - Pixie Ponderings- http://pixiesponderings1966.blogspot.com/

by Trish- Crafty Creations by Trish- http://craftycreationsbytrish.com/

by Robyn- ForeverFall- http://www.etsy.com/shop/ForeverFall

by Cathy- SnugglebugprimBlessings- http://www.snugglebugprimblessins.com/

by Valerie- YorkiesPrimitives- www.yorkiesprimitives.blogspot.com

by Robert- Halloween Fanatic- http://twinklestricksandtreats.blogspot.com/

by Malissa- Sleepy Hollow Folk Art- http://www.sleepyhollowfolkartoriginals.blogspot.com/

by Matty- Matty's Dolls- http://mattysdolls.blogspot.com/

by Jennifer- Jenny's Tole Shed- http://www.etsy.com/shop/pianoplayer1949

by Bebe- Off the Beaten Path- http://www.offthebeatenpathdesigns.com/shop/

by Kim- Prims by Kim- http://primsbykim.blogspot.com/

by Angi- Drakestone Primitives- http://drakestoneprimitivescountrycabin.blogspot.com/

by Sue- Rabbit Hollow Prims- http://www.rabbithollowprims.blogspot.com

by Jan- Raggedy Jan- http://www.raggedyjantoprimitiveewe.com/

by Tammy Rose- Rose Creations- http://www.onefrustratedmomma.blogspot.com/

by Jean Eyler Carl- http://www.facebook.com/?tid=1537719410393&sk=messages#!/jecarl

by Kim - Blackberry Crow Primitives- blackberrycrowsprims.blogspot.com

by Jennifer- Fiddlehead Farm Primitives- http://fiddleheadfarmprimitives.blogspot.com/

by Cindy- Thimbleprims Studio- http://www.thimbleprimsstudio.blogspot.com
More to come....

Halloween's A Comin

2010-09-09T01:54:00.000-07:00

by John Neeb
Absolute Best Top-Five Halloween Costumes Ever!
It's never too early to begin planning your Halloween costume, especially if you are looking ahead to 2012's Halloween! By planning now, you can avoid the ultimate societal faux
read more
2of 21
by Aela Ajdinovic

Creative Halloween costumes have always been on the most wanted list. It might be because people like it when they come up with something quite unique, or simply because it is Halloween, one time in the year that you can simply
read more
- of 21
  by Lorie Grant DeWorken
  Halloween is looming once again and with it the potential (even for grown-ups) to don some pretty interesting costumes. Most grown-ups are hesitant to do so though. No one wants to look stupid, after all. So if you're gonna do
  read more
- 4of 21
  by Tom Stewart
  Every Halloween my girlfriend Colleen and I seem to get invited to more and more parties. It probably has a lot to do our reputation for unique and creative costumes that we come up with every year. We usually start planning
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  Read the rest of the 21 articles here
  
  http://www.helium.com/knowledge/3405-creative-halloween-costumes-for-adults

Halloween's A Comin

2010-09-09T01:52:00.001-07:00

by John Neeb
Absolute Best Top-Five Halloween Costumes Ever!
It's never too early to begin planning your Halloween costume, especially if you are looking ahead to 2012's Halloween! By planning now, you can avoid the ultimate societal faux
read more
2of 21
by Aela Ajdinovic

Creative Halloween costumes have always been on the most wanted list. It might be because people like it when they come up with something quite unique, or simply because it is Halloween, one time in the year that you can simply
read more

OFG Halloween Celebration

2010-09-05T07:42:00.001-07:00

Search HCOFG
http://www.etsy.com/search_results.php?search_query=hcofg&search_type=handmade&ref=auto

Halloween Ideas

2010-09-02T02:03:00.001-07:00

I gathered a few cool Halloween ideas that I spotted on the Web today. These are my daily quickly links.

+ First, I visited Horchow. This shop never ceases to impress me. TheHarvest Pumpkin Cheesecakewould make a stunning effect on your dessert table. I would integrate it within your candy station. If you put it a little bit out of reach, your guests will be surprised when you slice into the cake.

+ The Black Halloween Punch Bowl & Skeleton Ladle is so pretty that I would imagine reasons to use it at other moments of the year. Complete your spooky Halloween scene with these pair of ravens.

+ I already showcased several options to etch and carve your pumpkins. You can get at Macys the Martha Stewart Collection Pumpkin Carving Kit. The kit includes all the tools you need, 6 carving patterns and instruction booklet. I wish Macys was delivering in Canada.

+ I dare you to resist these Halloween Cake Pops by Bakerella. She brilliantly decorates Jolly jack o’ lanterns, mouthless mummies, werewolves, Frankensteins, scary skulls, black cats, bats, witches, ghosts, one-eyed purple people eaters, spiders and Jason of Friday the 13th. You will get a list of what you need on Bakerella. Sadly, I fear that I am missing the skills to reproduce these. Via Hostess with the Mostess

SOURCING:
+ Harvest Pumpkin Cheesecake – $140 USD
+ Black Halloween Punch Bowl & Skeleton Ladle – $150 USD
+ Raven Pair – $45 USD
+ Martha Stewart Collection Pumpkin Carving Kit – on sale at $18.75 USD

food presentation, Halloween, martha stewart, party decor, pumpkin carving

Some great Halloween sites to check out

2010-09-01T02:10:00.000-07:00

I was searching from some great tips and tricks and found these awesome sites. They offer tips and tricks for Halloween 2010

http://www.halloweentips.com/

http://www.halloween-online.com/

http://www.thehalloweentheatre.com/

http://theadventurouswriter.com/blog/quipstipsachievinggoals/tag/halloween-tips-and-tricks/

Halloween in School Disrespectful to Real Witches?

2010-08-31T01:59:00.001-07:00

A Washington state school district is canceling its annual Halloween celebration, and the explanation has some parents baffled.

"Let them have their 30 minutes of dressing goofy and having candy," Silas Macon, a father of two school-age girls, said Wednesday outside Maplewood Elementary School after learning that the grade-school tradition of a party and parade in costume during the last half-hour of class before Halloween night won't happen this year in the district.

A letter sent home to parents Wednesday said there will be no observance of Halloween in any of the district's schools.

"We really want to make sure we're using all of our time in the best interest of our students," Puyallup School District spokeswoman Karen Hansen said.

The superintendent made the decision for three primary reasons, Hansen said. First, Halloween parties and parades waste valuable classroom time. Second, some families can't afford costumes and the celebrations thus can create embarrassment for children.

Both of those reasons seemed sensible to the parents who spoke to ABC News affiliate KOMO-TV in Seattle. But the district's third reason left some Puyallup parents shaking their heads.

The district said Halloween celebrations and children dressed in Halloween costumes might be offensive to real witches.

"Witches with pointy noses and things like that are not respective symbols of the Wiccan religion and so we want to be respectful of that," Hansen said.

The Wiccan, or Pagan, religion is said to be growing in the United States and there are Wiccan groups in Puyallup.

On the district's list of guidelines related to holidays and celebrations is an item that reads: "Use of derogatory stereotypes is prohibited, such as the traditional image of a witch, which is offensive to members of the Wiccan religion."

"I do lots of things that are not revolving around wearing a black outfit and stirring a cauldron," Wiccan priestess Cheryl Sulyma-Masson said in an interview with ABC News in which she explained that Wiccans, or Pagan Clergy, celebrate nature.

Fall/Halloween Online Open House Going on Now

2010-08-29T09:28:00.001-07:00

HTTP://WWW.RABBITHOLLOWPRIMS.COM

101 Halloween Ideas

2010-08-27T02:23:00.001-07:00

http://www.101halloweenideas.com/halloween_ideas_01.html

This site has awesome ideas to make Halloween fun this year...check them out!

Vintage Halloween Decorating

2010-08-18T19:13:00.000-07:00

Halloween collector and artisan Bruce Elsass throws frightfully whimsical parties in his home decked out in fanciful antique Halloween decorations. Take inspiration from his approach for ways to display your own collectibles. The decor in Bruce's dining room is typical of 1920s party decorating with exotic paper lanterns, colorful streamers, and ghoulish pumpkin faces. The room's focal point is a grinning Beistle black cat centerpiece that's nearly 80 years old.

A contemporary cat holds a lit jack-o'-lantern for the freeloading birds circling his tail. Their backdrop is a former doll's chest made from old orange crates and filled with German papier-mache pumpkins. For collectors, the smaller the pumpkins, the greater their value.

Majolica pottery -- stored year-round in a hutch -- complements the seasonal addition of Halloween decorations. The whimsical rectangular plates in back are paper pieces produced by the American Dennison Company between 1930 and 1950.

A grinning skeleton holds court among cobwebbydesserts. The homemade paper-pulp skeleton is held together with wires. The figure is surrounded by a permanent display case of antique bottles and jars, dressed up for the party with spray-on spiderwebbing. Dare kids and adults at your party to pick up candy and cookies at the skeleton's feet.

To view more go to this website:

http://www.bhg.com/holidays/halloween/indoor-decorating/vintage-halloween-decorations/?page=4

Halloween Vignettes

2010-08-17T02:40:00.000-07:00

So I was looking around today at some vignettes to see what I could do with my new and old Halloween Decor. Here are some ideas I found....mind you there was loads but these caught my eye

I hope this helps to give you some ideas...I went on did a google search of Halloween vignettes images and loads popped up....happy decorating....

Sneak Peek Open House Dollies

2010-08-15T18:44:00.001-07:00

Ok y'all I am calling this a sneak peak LOL anyways the characters are gettin restless in the old hollow to come out and play. They are anxiously awaiting an adoption so be sure to stop by and peruse them and if you so like we can fill out the paperwork so one of them can be yours to take home or more ...I know they have been partyin and causing much chaos here at the house and I will be glad to adopt them to a good prim home.....

Rabbit Hollow Prims Fall 2010 Gallery

2010-08-15T07:09:00.000-07:00

History of Pumpkin Carving

2010-08-09T17:56:00.000-07:00

I grew up in the Northeast USA, where pumpkin carving was a MASSIVE Halloween tradition. Over here in Europe, people look at me like I’m an idiot when I tell them I want to cut a pumpkin up and stick a candle in it. At least, I hope that’s why they look at me like I’m an idiot – hard to know what these Europeeps are thinking. I was once asked why we (Americans) do this every October, and I realized I actually didn’t know. My answer was something along the lines of, “Well, cos we do.” Hmm. I may have just discovered the reason behind the aforementioned look.. Well, in case you’re clueless like I was, let me just fill you in on why we do it.

Where did all this start?

First, let’s mention that the idea of carving lanterns out of vegetables originated in Europe. Specifically, Scotland and Ireland. Which makes sense, considering the legend of Jack o’ Lantern started out with Stingy Jack – an Irishman.

Jack was cheap, eh?

Well.. yeah. I doubt he was a real person, however, so don’t get too upset about it. Legend says he was having a drink with the Devil and then refused to cough up his share of the check. He convinces the devil to turn himself into a coin, and once in that form, Jack puts him in his pocket. Seems Stingy Jack had a cross in there, which then made the Devil powerless. Before Jack released him, he made the Devil promise not to claim his soul.

**So Jack was sly, eh?**

Actually, I’m more inclined to think the Devil a total fool. If he could turn himself into a coin, surely he could have turned something else into a coin, and just paid for the drinks? Jack probably would have made a nice sized purse!

Well, he was sly enough to get away with it!

Depends on how you look at it – he saved his soul from the Devil, but God didn’t want him after that, either. So he was cursed to wander the earth in darkness. When Jack asked the Devil how he’d be able to find his way around, the Devil chucked him an ember from the eternal fire. I think we can all imagine how hot that would have been to hold, so Jack promptly carved a hole into a turnip and dropped his little light into it.

**Sorry, did you say turnip?**

Yeah. Sorry. If it were my legend, it would sound a lot better, I promise.

So what’s this to do with pumpkins, then?

It seems that people in Ireland and Scotland started carving faces into all kinds of vegetables, in order to keep ol’ Jack away – and other spirits, too. When these peeps emigrated to the USA, they brought their veggies along. No, I’m kidding. They got new ones – and discovered pumpkins were particularly well suited for scary faces and candles.

How long has it been associated with Halloween?

Wikipedia claims since 1866. I wasn’t there, however, so I can’t verify that claim. It would seem, however, a logical conclusion as the scary face thing does seem to go well with the general scary theme we associate with Halloween.

And there you are - the history of the Jack o' Lantern!

How to Host a Kid's Halloween Party

2010-08-07T20:36:00.000-07:00

Get ready for some serious sugar highs and heeby-jeebies because this Halloween party is all about getting the little ones grossed out and sugared up. Get ready for the oooohhhhs and aaahhhhhs because it's gonna be a good one!

Things You'll Need:

Marshmallows
Colored beanbag chairs
Ribbon, lifesavers or gummysavers
Sugar cookies, frosting, cake decorations, candy, sprinkles, cardboard base covered with tin foil
Pedestals, glass bowls, candy
Candy hearts, pen, foil
Pancakes, cake decorators, sprinkles, chocolate chips
Button candy, large swirl lollipops, lollipop tree
Jars covered in fabric or foil, gross supplies to place inside

Fall Drinks Sure to Please

2010-08-06T03:54:00.001-07:00


Why not start the party with our Pumpkin Milkshake? 
Bonus: it comes in the family-friendly mocktail version, too.* 

Tip: Though pumpkin is inherently healthy, a lot of us try to watch our calorie intake around the holiday time, so it's easy to lighten this up. 

Simply substitute low-fat milk, and low-fat ice cream or frozen yogurt in the recipe.
*To make the mocktail, simply forego the rum.

Ingredients
2 Oz Dark Rum


1 Can Pumpkin Puree


1 Pint Vanilla Ice Cream, softened


4 Cup(s) Skim Milk


1 Teaspoon Ground Cinnamon


1/2 Teaspoon Ground Nutmeg


 Whipped Cream (Optional)


Steps
Place the pumpkin, ice cream, milk, cinnamon, and nutmeg into a blender. Blend slowly until thickened.


Serve with a dollop of whipped cream on top, if you’d like.





Since everyone may not be in the mood for a thick milkshake cocktail (or mocktail), you have the option to lighten things up even more.   In that case, serve our special Blood Orange Martini, introduced to us by our favorite regular customer from our bartending days, Bernie McSherry.   Though it isn't pumpkin, per se, the pumpkin garnish and cinnamon make it the perfect and playful companion, and one that's just a touch lighter, for any Halloween or Thanksgiving party, than a milkshake.
Ingredients
1.5 Oz Orange Vodka


1.5 Oz Campari


1.5 Oz Orange Juice


A Sprinkle of Cinnamon


 Sliced or chunked raw pumpkin for garnish


Steps
Combine the vodka, orange juice and Campari together and shake in a shaker with ice.


Pour into chilled martini glass and sprinkle cinnamon on top.


Garnish with sliced pumpkin on the side of the glass or chunk of pumpkin as a floater.

 

No imbibing would be complete without a delicious snack, and with pumpkin cocktails, we'd be remiss in not providing a recipe for toasted pumpkin seeds!  Ingredients: One pumpkin Olive oil, vegetable oil, or olive-oil based cooking spray Sea salt
  Directions: 
Preheat oven to 400°F.

Cut open the pumpkin and scoop out the insides.

Separate and rinse the seeds.

Add the seeds to water (2 or so cups of water to every half cup of seeds—use half tablespoon of salt for every cup of water.

Bring to a boil, then turn down heat and let simmer for 10 minutes.

Remove from heat and drain.

Spread oil or spray over the bottom of a roasting pan, and then put the seeds out over the roasting pan, all in one layer.

Bake for 15 or so minutes or until the seeds begin to brown.

Remove from oven, let cool, and then enjoy!

Source: 
http://www.celebrations.com

NEW NEW NEW JUST LISTED

2010-08-02T11:08:00.001-07:00

Come in and see what I just put up how about a Witch vacuum cover?
http://www.etsy.com/listing/52894096/primitive-witch-vacuum-cover-awesome

or some pilgrims?
http://www.etsy.com/listing/52893340/primitive-mae-and-amos-pilgrim-makedos

New Halloween Website Opening Up

2010-08-02T03:49:00.001-07:00

We are 30 days away from opening the Halloween Artists Website WHOOHOO!....Hop on over to the blog

http://halloweenartists.blogspot.com/

or find the group on facebook to keep up with all of the news.....

Fall Decorating on A Showstring

2010-07-31T17:21:00.001-07:00

Ah, the glorious colors of Fall! Who doesn't love this season, with the beautiful leaves, colorful pumpkins and funny scarecrows. Fall has got to be my favorite season! I love to decorate for fall: it's cheap and easy with so many glorious, natural colors around you!
Here are some simple and frugal ideas to get into the swing of the season. I tend to enjoy craft and gardening projects that decorate my home, so many of these suggestions are a bit "crafty". Send me your favorites, I will be happy to post them!

Salt dough

Whip up a batch of salt dough (1 cup flour, 1 cup salt, 1/2 cup wateror enough to make a nonsticky dough) and cut into fall shapes or use a fall cookie cutter (leaves, pumpkins, etc).Bake at 200 degrees,30 minutes per side, more if item is thick or large. Paint and hang in windows, on a stick "tree"anchored in more salt dough, the sky is the limit! Shape into fall figurines for knick knacks- such Indians, Pilgrims, animals, etc.

Paper mache'

Combine equal portions of flour and water, soak news paper strips in them. Drape over a form- a balloon, a bottle. dry and add more layers, using a paste of flour and water as "glue" if necessary. You can make pumpkins, Halloween masks, you name it!

Tin Can Luminarias

Use large, clean cans, such as coffee cans. Put water in them and freeze. Tape a "pattern" of the hole you want to punch into the can, then punch holes with a nail and hammer. Be careful! Dump out ice, dry out and paint can, if desired. Put sand on bottom of can, put in candle and light. Arrange several on the ground, liining your walkway.

Read the rest of the article here:

http://www.stretcher.com/stories/99/991025i.cfm

Vintage Halloween

2010-07-28T03:29:00.001-07:00

So I love to collect vintage Halloween items and I wanted to give you some websites in case you also like to do that too. I have just started my collection and last year I bought some things in Tuesday Morning, TJ Maxx and Marshall's but online here is some nice places to visit.

http://www.spookshows.com/forsale/forsale.htm

This first store has vintage cardboard decorations, signs, old repro games, etc...

Ok this is a how to but want to try it out:

Chandelier Shades and Party Favors How-To
1. Cover small balloons with one layer of orange tissue paper and one layer of yellow. Trace silhouettes onto black tissue paper, and cut out each of the shapes with a utility knife. Affix the silhouettes to spheres with wheat paste.

2. When the paste is dry, pop and remove balloons and enlarge knot holes. For party favors, fill pumpkins with candy and tiny toys; paste a circle of orange tissue paper over the hole. For chandelier shades, slip the spheres over bulbs. Do not use bulbs of higher than 40 watts.

http://www.marthastewart.com/portal/site/mslo/menuitem.0e0eb51a2e6b5ad593598e10d373a0a0/?vgnextoid=642481591d2b4110VgnVCM1000003d370a0aRCRD&vgnextfmt=default

This next shop has loads of items but they are a bit pricey

http://www.christmastraditions.com/Themes/HWeen/VintHall/VinHal.htm

Want yourself a nice new clutch>here you go...

You can purchase these here: They have 4 styles
http://www.vintagehalloween.com/handbags.html

Want to make some of your own vintage ornaments like these?

Check out this site for great tutorials..
http://www.vintageimagecraft.com/halloween-witch-ornament.html

60 Teen and Adult Halloween Games

2010-07-27T04:05:00.000-07:00

Halloween Party Games for Teens and Grown Ups

There are still some silly and spooky games here but most of these Halloween Party Games and various Halloween food eating games, active and scavenger hunts that are best suited for teens and adults Halloween parties and events.

Halloween Games

Complete List of Over 60 Halloween Games
Children's Halloween Games - Not so spooky games for the 3 - 7 crowd
Halloween Games - Pumpkin Bowling, Bingo, Hunts and more
More Halloween Games - Spiders, Scarecrow, Ghosts, Halloween Story game and more
Scary & Gross Halloween Games - Gross food games, scary stories, scavenger hunts...
Printable Halloween Games - Just buy, print and play
Halloween Murder Mystery - Variety of mysteries for teens and adults
Halloween Costumes - Baby, Kids, Men, Women, and Pets
ShareThis - Click to Save to Your Favorite Bookmarks or Email a Friend!

Halloween Party Games include name, supplies and how to play. For party games that go into more detail, variations and whether it is a printable game just click on the link.

Scary Halloween Story - My Dear Late Lamented Friend or Miserly Man

Supplies: Two Olives for eyes, Wire Frames from old glasses (optional), Cooked cold spaghetti - intestines, Cold oiled dirty plastic – skin, Un-Popped Popcorn (10-15) – teeth and more

This scary gross food passing classic is great for kids and adults. Our poor friend has passed away and the only thing left are his body parts. We have a complete story for you to tell.
Game details and instructions
Thanks, Connie S.

Tragic Sam

Supplies: cooked spaghetti or cooked cauliflower, peeled tomato, peeled grapes, popcorn kernels, baby carrots, spam, pen and paper, bags or bowls

Tragic Sam has passed away but he still is with us, but can you identify what items are his eyes, brains, heart or fingers. Lower the lights and get ready for ghoulish good time.
Game details and instructions
Thanks, Abbey

Halloween Treasure Hunt Game

Supplies: Logically laid out clues and treasure

One of our visitors laid out a variety of clues for a Halloween treasure hunt and all you need to do is modify the clues, create a map and hide the treasure!
Game details and instructions
Thanks, Elaine from Georgia

Find the rest of the list here:

http://www.partygameideas.com/halloween-games/index-adult-games_4.php

Sewing, Painting and Staining My A** Off!

2010-07-24T04:09:00.001-07:00

Thought I would share my assembly line with you all....

These are the dolls that have been stained and are waiting for paint on my dining room table (yes we do not use it unless we have guests).

Next we have the ones painted outside drying on front porch

Finally the finished products, not from these pics as they are a work in progress but others I have finished....

Some of these guys sold last night at the artwalk :)

Halloween Website Galore

2010-07-23T06:01:00.001-07:00

Want to know how to of Halloween making and propping, well here is a website that has links to all the great websites...
http://www.halloweenwebsites.com/

How to Choose Halloween Decor...

2010-07-21T03:56:00.000-07:00

When it comes to decorations, Halloween has become almost as popular as Christmas. People now spend hundreds of dollars choosing lights and inflatable figures. Not to mention the amount spent to power all of these decorations. With all the choices available, how do you choose Halloween decorations that will suit your home?

1 Choose a theme. Before you go shopping, you need to consider what type of theme you’re going for. Otherwise, you'll end up with both cute and scary Halloween decorations. Choosing a theme is easier than you might think. You simply need to ask yourself if you want a home that is inviting to children or adults. Once you’ve picked a theme, it will be much easier to choose Halloween decorations that compliment each other.

2
Consider the size of your yard. Nothing looks worse than a yard that is overrun with decorations. This means that you need to truly consider the size of your yard. As you choose different Halloween decorations, ask yourself if each piece will fit nicely in your yard or be crammed together. Truth be told, a few well placed pieces make a bigger impact than several pieces that are crammed into a small space.

Want a Rabbit Hollow Prims T-Shirt?

2010-07-18T03:01:00.001-07:00

Well now you can have one...I opened a store at Cafepress. You got to see it. I have some awesome designs and you can get it on about anything, totes, clocks, dog t shirts, baby onesies..well you get my drift...here is the link....I got 3 but that is just me :)
http://www.cafepress.com/RabbitHollowPrims

Want a specific dollie on the T and saying...just ask.....

Witch Tea Party $38.95

2010-07-17T15:59:00.001-07:00

Grungy Jars for Sale.......$18.95

2010-07-17T15:57:00.001-07:00

Here are the bottles each one is OOAK......

So I Tried My Hand at Grunging bottles....Results here...

2010-07-16T08:59:00.000-07:00

So I got help from gals on facebook on my fan page on how to grunge bottles. They really knew their stuff. The first pic is on Etsy now..Red Blood, the second is a work in progress almost finished just needs one more coat. It is a luminary.....Sulfur Exlixer...

This one is on Etsy...SOLD THANK YOU!

This one will be done by tomorrow and on Etsy. It has a lid but I kept it off. Comes with tealight for luminary...

2 New Patterns Coming Soon

2010-07-16T04:16:00.001-07:00

Here are the links...

Halloween Witching Hour Clock

Oh what a primitive clock for Halloween! It roughly measures 15 inches in diameter. Just take a ...
Price: US$6.50

Primitive Hattie Witch With Cauldron....

Look at this gal, she roughly measures 20 inches tall when complete. She comes with a bubbling ...
Price: US$8.00

Mark Your Calendars Ladies and Gents

2010-07-15T04:03:00.000-07:00

I will be having a Fall/Halloween open house Online so you can shop 24/7. It will open at 12 Noon EST on August 29th. It will be first come first served. You may place orders then also on items you may want that are sold out or for Christmas, yes early orders are best. I will be having a great giveaway for anyone who spends $10 or more...hope to see you there.....

Halloween Items up on Ebay

2010-07-10T04:15:00.000-07:00

I have some Halloween dollies up on ebay for sale so check those out get there from here under links. I also am having a Free Shipping event on all Halloween/Fall orders off my website

http://www.rabbithollowprims.com

Halloween Bathroom Year Round

2010-07-10T04:13:00.000-07:00

Note click on the word HERE and it will take you to website. Links not showing up...

So I am thinking about turning my upstair bathroom into a Halloween bathroom. I saw a lady in a magazine that had an awesome one with shelving across the top to display her wares. Sooo armed with paint in hand I say lets do this!
I have done some research and found this website that sells toilet bowl covers, carpets soap dispensers has shower curtains, etc....you can view it here.

How kewl is this?

For the more gore fans this website has a blood spattered shower curtain here

You can view a toilet monster here. He attaches to the inside of the toilet to scare people.

Also look at this grim reaper toilet seat, toilet paper holder and more so awesome jackpot!

You can find these lovlies plus gargoyle ones and more here. Warning they are a bit pricey but worth it.

You can find these awesome bath mats too at this website here. They have spiderwebs and coffins.

This is the coffin one and the spiderweb is on there also so awesome.

This man Bryan makes custom coffin items. How about this cabinet and mirror combo. He also have pictures of a kitchen too he made. Click the words custom coffin items to see his site...

Found one more gore curtain and bathmat combo here .

And blood shower gel here

Oh the joy of shopping today whoohoo!

Halloween is on the way

2010-07-07T02:56:00.001-07:00

Now is the time to get your Halloween orders in...I am backing way up and will not be taking many more orders soon.......

How Do You Celebrate Halloween?

2010-07-03T03:06:00.000-07:00

I know myself, I just got rid of the cheap dollar store decorations and started making my own and buying reproduction and vintage items to display in my home.
I started making vignettes on top of tables, in front of the fireplace and on the fireplace mantle.
There are many great sites online if you google vintage Halloween that you can be on here for days.
I also started making my kids Halloween costumes instead of buying them in the store. The kids get so many compliments on them. Last year they went as karate kids. The year before they went as a cowboy and firemen.
I still get a flutter when it is time to go trick or treating. It brings back so many memories from my childhood.
My younger son never fails when it gets dark, he doesn't care how much candy he could get, the monsters are out to get him and he wants to go home LOL We never fail to come out with a big pillowcase of candy anyway. I say pillowcase because that is what we use instead of the store bought plastic junk.
Maybe this year I will go to or have an adult Halloween party, should be fun.....
Soooo how do you celebrate Halloween?

Newbies 4 Sale

2010-06-13T18:57:00.001-07:00

Buzzard Tucks on Etsy and Page 5 of Fall Dolls Cont tab on Website

Americana Nail Hair Angel on Etsy and on Website under summer dolls tab page 5

Long Nose witch on Etsy and website under fall dolls cont tab page 5

Stir Witches on Etsy and website under fall dolls cont tab page 5

Stick witch on Etsy and website under fall dolls cont tab page 5

♥♥♥♥♥New Witches of Eastwick Set♥♥♥♥♥

2010-05-31T07:20:00.001-07:00

http://www.etsy.com/listing/48428096/primitive-halloween-witches-of-eastwick

Newest Creations

2010-05-22T14:21:00.000-07:00

Just email me for prices and details.
These are stock photos

Witch dress with spell and witch tea party

Pop A Firecracker

2010-05-17T00:00:00.001-07:00

Any purchase made you get a chance to pop a
firecracker. You choose numbers 1-100, you can win 10-15% off your
order, free shipping and one lucky winner will win a free doll already
chosen cannot be substituted or exchanged...cmon on over and see what
you like...http://www.rabbithollowprims.com

Newbies Up For Sale

2010-05-15T14:54:00.001-07:00

These are up for sale on my website and Etsy....http://www.rabbithollowprims.com and http://www.rabbithollowprims.etsy.com

Primitive Halloween Pig Dracula Witch

2010-05-10T17:46:00.000-07:00

Ok I realized after the pics that I forgot her teeth but they will be in when she arrives. LOL Made from muslin grubbed up, this gal is ready for flight. Hand-embroidered and painted eyes, wired tail, machine sculpted bat wings with stick boning, black hat on head, pitchfork in hoof made from rusty wire and stick, she sits atop a paper mache witches hat painted white and stained....Awesome piece for a prim collector, Halloween collector or both. Awesome convo piece......pattern by Vermont Harvest Bears...

Starting bid $26.95

Witch Poem

2010-05-10T02:26:00.001-07:00

*Act IV, Scene 1 from Macbeth* (1606) by William Shakespeare**

A dark Cave. In the middle, a Caldron boiling. Thunder. Enter the three Witches. 1 WITCH. Thrice the brinded cat hath mew’d. 2 WITCH. Thrice and once, the hedge-pig whin’d. 3 WITCH. Harpier cries:—’tis time! ’tis time! 1 WITCH. Round about the caldron go; In the poison’d entrails throw.— Toad, that under cold stone, Days and nights has thirty-one; Swelter’d venom sleeping got, Boil thou first i’ the charmed pot! ALL. Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and caldron bubble. 2 WITCH. Fillet of a fenny snake, In the caldron boil and bake; Eye of newt, and toe of frog, Wool of bat, and tongue of dog, Adder’s fork, and blind-worm’s sting, Lizard’s leg, and owlet’s wing,— For a charm of powerful trouble, Like a hell-broth boil and bubble. ALL. Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and caldron bubble. 3 WITCH. Scale of dragon; tooth of wolf; Witches’ mummy; maw and gulf Of the ravin’d salt-sea shark; Root of hemlock digg’d i the dark; Liver of blaspheming Jew; Gall of goat, and slips of yew Sliver’d in the moon’s eclipse; Nose of Turk, and Tartar’s lips; Finger of birth-strangled babe Ditch-deliver’d by a drab,— Make the gruel thick and slab: Add thereto a tiger’s chaudron, For the ingrediants of our caldron. ALL. Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and caldron bubble. 2 WITCH. Cool it with a baboon’s blood, Then the charm is firm and good.

How to Make a Spooky Halloween Card

2010-05-06T02:15:00.001-07:00

Found this blog that has a tutorial for making spooky Halloween Cards...Check it out really cool.

http://www.craftideas.info/html/halloween_card_.html

Vintage Chenille Halloween Ornies Tutorial

2010-04-28T12:39:00.000-07:00

Decorate with a jaunty Halloween Chenille Figure - or a few! Stand them upright, hang them from your Halloween tree, or wear them as lapel pins!

(click here for a larger Halloween Chenille Figure image)

Ever since we made one of these fluffy characters with a 4th of July theme, we've thought about other holiday guises. Our first are these Halloween chenille figures - the princely black cat and his melon-headed sidekick, Jack.

These couldn't be easier: Two bump chenille rods per figure, a cut-out vintage image head, and some flashy embellishments. We particularly like the glitter encrusted candy-corn scepter.

These guys are based on our Patriotic Chenille Doll, where you'll find more tips and ideas. They also serve as decoration for the paper Halloween Treat Basket craft, so be sure to check that out!

The friendly gargoyle in our photo was a souvenir from England, home to many of his kith and kin.

Materials

Vintage images, (Free Adobe PDF download) printed on heavy matte photo paper.
Bump chenille rods, 1 1/2 rods for each doll. (Black for the cat and orange for the Jack O'Lantern)(See Tips).
Green construction paper (see Tips).
Silver tinsel chenille rod (see Tips).
Candy corn.
Ultra-fine clear glitter.
Tacky craft glue (like Aleen's) or hot glue gun.
Gold or silver lamè braid or ribbon (optional).
Lapel pin back (optional).
Large sewing needle.
Scissors (small, for cutting detail).
Pliers.

Instructions for Halloween Chenille Figure

Cut two 12" bump chenille rods into four 6" pieces. You will need three pieces to make one doll.
Bend two of the chenille pieces in the center into a "V" shape. These are the legs and the arms. To form the body, bend the center of the third chenille piece around a pen (or your little finger) and twist the ends twice. This loop is the figure's head.
Connect the arms and legs by linking the pieces in the center and twisting them together two or three times. In this photo, the head and body are at the top, and the arms and legs are below.
Place the arms and legs on the center of the body (with the head at the top). Bend the ends at the bottom of the body between the legs and up over the shoulders, pinching firmly to attach. You should have a cute little figure with a hole for a head.
Cut out the heads from the vintage images with small scissors. For the black cat, cut around the collar on the red line. Edge the cat's collar with glue and a dusting of ultra-fine glitter.
Trace the Jack O'Lantern's collar template to green paper (or print directly on green paper), and cut out the collar. Outline the leaves with glue and dust with glitter. Glue the Jack O'Lantern head to the collar and let dry.
To make a hanging ornament, tie a loop of gold cord through the chenille head loop. To make a lapel pin, glue a pin back to the back of the figure with a hot glue gun.
Glue the heads to the chenille bodies. Clamp with clothes pins over a small piece of wax paper until the glue is dry.
For the cat's scepter: Cut out the small pumpkin head as the topper for the cat's scepter. Wrap a tinsel rod in a spiral around a bamboo skewer or thin dowel. Carefully pull the skewer out without crushing the spiral. Glue the pumpkin to the top end (add some glitter if you wish). Place the scepter in the cat's hand, trim the bottom so it supports the cat in a standing position, and pinch the cat's hand around it.
For Jack O'Lantern's scepter: Melt a 1/16"-deep hole in the large end of a piece of candy corn with a red-hot sewing needle (See Tips). Put a drop of tacky craft glue on the end of a tinsel rod, insert it into the hole in the candy corn, and let the glue dry. Brush a thin coat of glue on the candy corn (don't over-brush because the candy color will run) and dust with ultra-fine glitter. Place the scepter in the Jack O'Lantern's hand, trim the bottom so it supports the figure in a standing position, and bend the hand around it.
Bend the other hand and the tips of the legs to form feet. Now bend his little arms and legs the way you like!

Tips

Standard chenille rods are 12" long. "Bump" chenille rods are chenille rods with fluffy "bumps" every 3", or four bumps per rod.
Silver tinsel chenille rods are not actually chenille, but a metallic or Mylar tinsel. We chose silver, but gold would be a striking option. If you can't find tinsel rods, you can use regular chenille rods.
We used plain green construction paper for Jack O'Lantern's collar, edged with ultra-fine glitter. You might prefer to use green glitter paper, crepe paper, or whatever will give you a leaf-like effect.
To heat the needle point, hold the needle with pliers in a stove burner flame. Hold the candy corn in a pot holder or dish towel in your other hand. Quickly press the needle point into the end of the candy corn. Any blackened sugar residue should come off the candy easily when it is cool - but it's not so easy getting the residue off of the needle so be prepared to throw it away.
Here's some ideas: Attach your Halloween chenille figure to the handle of a small Halloween treat basket. These make great table favors, or doorknob gifts from the Office Fairy. Leave your Halloween chenille figure flat and attach him to the front of a Halloween greeting card. Hang him on your "Halloween Tree" - a spooky dead branch painted black and potted with some gravel or plaster of Paris. Decorate a grapevine wreath with chenille figures and black paper bats for your front door. Or, add a pin and wear him for Halloween!

Easy crafts like these Halloween chenille figures can be fun for children, to work that excess sugar out of their systems. These are pretty easy for kids with cutting and gluing skills. You might also try our Halloween card crafts, like the Padded Pumpkin Card, the 3-D Halloween Card, and the Halloween Pop Up Card.

See how this Halloween chenille figure craft adapts to the 4th of July with a Patriotic Chenille Doll!http://www.vintageimagecraft.com/
source:

Make a Halloween Witch Ornament

2010-04-27T02:31:00.001-07:00

Source- http://www.vintageimagecraft.com/

Craft this very-Victorian Halloween Witch Ornament and deck out your Halloween tree in style.

(click here for a larger
Halloween Witch Ornament image)

Our Halloween Witch Ornament is inspired by Victorian decorations of the late 19th century. This one has it all; a crafty witch in a pumpkin, woven black braid, and faceted beads. This is a very versatile design, and once you get started, you'll think of a hundred ways to adapt it into ornaments for all occasions.
There are two secrets to the construction. The first secret is - shhh - foamcore board. The other secret is printing two mirror-image vintage illustrations for the front and back. We give them to you, ready to be printed, but if you start making your own designs, start with two identical copies of your image and "flip" one of them with your graphics program.

Materials for Halloween Witch Ornament

Vintage images (FREE PDF download).
Matte photo paper, heavyweight.
Foamcore board, 3/16" thick, black (see Tips).
Flat, decorative braid, 1/4" wide, black.
Small, faceted plastic or glass beads (ours were 6mm orange beads).
Beading pins (see Tips).
Craft glue.
Scissors.
Craft knife (for cutting foamcore board) (see Tips).
Self-healing cutting mat.

Instructions

Print the vintage images on matte photo paper. Trim them carefully with small scissors. Using one cut-out image, trace the shape on the foamcore board. Cut out the shape with a craft knife. Glue the images to each side of the foamcore, aligning the tops of the images carefully. Press them flat and let dry.
Cut a 17" length of decorative braid. This will fit around the ornament and leave 7" for a hanging loop at the top. Start at the bottom of the ornament. Glue and pin the two ends to meet at the bottom. Work up one side, gluing the braid to the foamcore edge, and pin in place every few inches. When you get to the top, begin again at the bottom and glue and pin the other side, until the braid meets at the top. Be sure the hanging loop is centered at the top of the ornament. Let the glue dry.
Insert a beading pin into a bead, dip the point in craft glue, and insert it into the braided edge, next to the hanging loop. Continue pinning beads around the edge until you reach the other side of the hanging loop.
Done with your Halloween Witch Ornament! Now scour your collection of vintage images for likely candidates, and make a batch of Victorian Halloween ornaments (see Tips)!

Tips

Who knew beading pins existed? We tried using our regular straight pins, but the pin heads were a little small for the holes in the beads. A quick trip to Joann Fabrics and Crafts, and we came home with a box of "beading pins", which are a little shorter than straight pins and the heads are larger.
Foamcore board, or foam board, is a material constructed of an inner layer of polystyrene foam sandwiched between two layers of heavy paper. We used black (black paper on black foam) but this project will work as well with any color. If you fear that white foamcore might show through the edging braid, color the edge of the foamcore black with marker or paint before you apply the braid.
Cutting foamcore board is tricky. Do not use scissors, because they will crush the edge as you cut. Use a long-blade craft knife or a micro-saw.
When looking for other vintage images for these ornaments, here are the qualities you want:

well-defined shapes are the best, like circles or other geometrics.
avoid images with words, because when the image is flipped on the back of the ornament, the words will be reversed as well.
if you find an irregular shaped picture you like, trim it with the background into a circle or oval, or cut out the figure and glue it to a geometric shaped background paper. We did this with a flying witch, and glued it to a yellow full-moon image for a great composite picture. Remember, you can resize any image.

Go crazy with your beading. We opted for a single row of identical orange beads, but you might vary the size and color of beads for an authentically Victorian look. On the other hand - just the braiding looks great.

Now you have one, lonely Halloween Witch Ornament. For some other Halloween ornament designs, see our Halloween Clown Ornament, Halloween Chenille Figures, and Halloween Pumpkin Ornament!

Newbies for Sale

2010-04-25T11:27:00.000-07:00

All these ready for purchase just email me or go to my Etsy Shoppe

http://www.rabbithollowprims.etsy.com

Making a Halloween Tree

2010-04-23T02:15:00.001-07:00

Make this Halloween Tree and decorate it with your favorite ornaments, spiders and cobwebs every year. It all starts with a dead branch - the deader the better.

(click here for a larger
Halloween Tree image)

Do you remember going out before Christmas to pick out the Christmas tree? Searching through dozens of shapes and sizes, to find the one, perfectly shaped tree? Well, picture your search for the perfect Halloween tree: "Nope, not dead enough... Not twisted enough... Not quite ugly enough... " That's what we found ourselves saying as we hiked through the overgrown acres of a local park. We pulled out plenty of dead branches, but only one was the perfect, gnarled, twisted and very dead branch we wanted for our perfect Halloween Tree. Trust us. You'll find yours, too. And you'll love potting it in this hand-cast Plaster of Paris Jack O'Lantern base.
And for the final vintage touch - Halloween Pumpkin Lollipops!

Materials for the Halloween Tree

Vintage images (FREE PDF download) for the Halloween Pumpkin Lollipops, printed on lightweight photo paper.
Dead tree branch, about 3' high when standing on end, including a "trunk" of about 10".
Plastic Jack O'Lantern trick-or-treat bucket (see Tips).
Plastic water or soda bottle, 1.5 liter.
Plastic dish or plate about 7" in diameter (black) (see Tips).
Florist foam (see Tips).
Felt or sheet cork (for the bottom of the pumpkin).
Plaster of Paris (at least 20 lbs) (see Tips).
5/8" or 3/4" ribbon with Halloween colors or design.
Primer paint (tinted orange if you can) or Gesso.
Acrylic craft paints (light, medium and dark orange, black).
Matte acrylic varnish.
Artist oil paint (burnt umber or dark green).
Paint thinner or turpentine.
Spray paint (flat black).
Paint brushes (various sizes).
Natural sea sponge.
Old toothbrush.
Nubby rag, like terry cloth.
Tacky craft glue (like Alene's).
Duct tape.
Double-stick transparent tape.
Masking tape.
Rubber bands.
Sandpaper (fine).
Hacksaw or other fine-tooth saw.
Craft knife.
Scissors.
Self-healing cutting mat, if using a craft knife.

Instructions

Fill the bowl with candy, like the Vintage Pumpkin Lollipops below. Eat some until it all fits. Wait for trick-or-treaters to dig in!
Starting at the rim of the candy dish or plate, cut a straight line on the radius to the center, then cut a round circle in the center of the dish, large enough to encircle the tree trunk. Twist the dish and slide it around the tree trunk. Center it on the pumpkin (you may have to make some cutting adjustments if the trunk is off-center). Tape the cut edges of the bowl together at the rim.
Take your perfect, ugly branch and spray paint it flat black (if it is really dirty, hose it off and let it completely dry first).
Mix a little black acrylic paint with an equal amount of water. Use an old toothbrush (or other stiff bristled brush) to splatter tiny black "fly specks" on the pumpkin (see Tips).
Paint the entire pumpkin with medium orange acrylic paint and let it dry. Sponge on highlights of light orange acrylic paint down each of the ribs of the pumpkin and let it dry. Sponge on dark orange acrylic paint around the cheek areas and let it dry.
When the plaster is dry and hard, empty the sand or gravel from the bottle. Remove the tape and gently pull apart the two halves of the mold. Lightly sand off any imperfections on the plaster (it will be very imperfect, which is fine, but sand off big bumps or ridges left by the mold). Wipe it gently with a damp cloth.
Place the plastic water bottle in bottom of the mold. Mark a line around the bottle, even with the top of the mold. With a craft knife or scissors, cut off the top of the bottle above that line. Fill the bottle with sand or gravel, put some double-stick tape on the bottom, and place it in the center of the bottom of the mold (the gravel will keep it from floating up when the plaster is poured around it). Keep it centered with several pieces of masking tape across the opening of the bucket.
Mix Plaster of Paris and water (see Tips) and pour it into the mold around the plastic bottle. Don't worry if a little goes in the bottle. You want the final poured plaster to be level with the top of the bottle and the top of the mold. Let it dry for two days.
Remove the handle from the trick-or-treat bucket. With a hacksaw, cut the bucket down each side and across the bottom, separating the front and back halves. Lightly sand the rough edges of the plastic. Tape the two halves back together tightly with duct tape. This is your plaster mold.
Paint the entire pumpkin with primer paint or Gesso, and let it dry.
With a small brush, paint the eyes, nose and mouth openings with black acrylic paint and let it dry.
Brush on a coat of matte acrylic varnish and let it dry.
Antique the pumpkin with dark brown artist oil paint thinned slightly with a little paint thinner. Brush it on in small vertical sections with a wide brush, then immediately wipe it off with a nubby rag. Try to leave the dark paint in the indentations, with very faint streaks on the smooth surfaces. Let it dry overnight.
Apply two coats of matte acrylic varnish.
Cut a circle of felt (or cork) to fit the bottom of the pumpkin and glue it on.
Wrap the base of the "trunk" with two pieces of florist foam, trimmed to fit snugly in the base, secure the foam with rubber bands, and "pot" your Halloween Tree (see Tips).
Cut a piece of ribbon to fit around the outside of the dish and attach it with double-stick tape or glue. Fashion a bow from the ribbon and attach it to the front.
Now, hang your decorations on your Halloween Tree, like black garland, plastic pumpkins, fuzzy spiders, bats, and handmade treasures like our Halloween Clown Ornament, Halloween Witch Ornament, Halloween Pumpkin Ornament or the frisky Halloween Chenille Figures.

Vintage Pumpkin Lollipops

Print out the vintage images on lightweight photo paper.
Cut out the pumpkin heads with small scissors. Optional: wrap the lollipop heads with squares of orange or black crepe paper.
Using double-stick tape, stick the pumpkin heads on lollipops or Tootsie Roll Pops.
Stick the lollipops, heads up, in the candy bowl under your Halloween Tree.

Tips

Rigid, molded plastic trick-or-treat buckets are in stores a couple months before Halloween. Try Dollar Stores and thrift shops before you pay full price. You might even have one in the attic somewhere. You want a pretty small one (ours was about 7" deep), with distinctly molded features and vertical ribbing you can feel on the inside.
We used florist foam to secure the tree trunk in the base. Go thrifty, and wrap the trunk with plastic shopping bags and rubber bands until the trunk fits snugly in the base. Or, place your branch in the base and stuff foam packing peanuts around the trunk until it is firm.
Plaster of Paris. Sounds romantic. Looks easy. Can make you hate the whole city and start you ordering "freedom fries." Do not panic, mes amis:

Accept that it is messy and prepare your workspace and personal clothing accordingly.
Know how much plaster to make. Fill your trick-or-treat bucket with water and pour it in a large calibrated container. That is your water measurement. Follow the P of P package instructions for the appropriate quantity of plaster to add (usually double the volume of the water). Yes, you'll have some leftover plaster, but that is better than too little.
Don't shovel the plaster into the water: measure the plaster into another (old) bucket, and stir in the water a little at a time until it is as smooth as very thick gravy.
Fill your mold quickly because the plaster sets up in 10 minutes. Jiggle and tap the mold after you pour the plaster to eliminate air bubbles that will mar your plaster surface. Do not pour leftover plaster down your drain - put it in the trash. Wash your hands now or they will get very irritated.
Let the plaster harden for several hours before you remove the mold. Let it dry for a day and lightly sand off imperfections.

Ah, "fly specks." An entire industry of country-style crafts is based on this technique. Easy enough. Protect your work area with newspapers and wear painting clothes. Set your project up on a stand so you can get to all visible sides. Dilute black or brown acrylic paint 50/50 with water. Dip in an old toothbrush (or small stiff-bristled brush) and tap off excess paint. About 10" from your project, hold the toothbrush in one hand with your thumb on the bristles and aim it toward your project. Pull your thumb back against the bristles as you slowly move the brush, and paint will splatter in tiny blobs onto your surface. Practice a little first on newspaper to get the brush loaded appropriately and to perfect your splatter dispersion plan. Then splatter with confidence, remembering that less is more with this often overused technique.
For the plastic candy dish, you can use almost anything that is thin and flexible enough to cut, twist and slide around the tree. Since we love "recycled" crafts, we used a plastic dish from a microwave dinner. You can see in the photo that it is a divided plate, which is just fine for this craft. You can also use foam dinnerware or a disposable aluminum cake pan.
We designed this Halloween tree base to make the branch removable. We thought it would be easier to store the base and tree separately, and figured that over the years, twigs would get broken, or you might find an even more perfect branch in the future. You could, of course skip the water bottle insert and just embed your tree trunk in the wet plaster. If you do, remember that a solid ball of plaster is very, very heavy (VOE - Voice of Experience).
We topped our Jack O'Lantern base with a candy dish, making this a multi-purpose Halloween tree. But there are many other options: heap on some florist Spanish moss for straggly hair, wrap Halloween garland in spiral around the tree, make a little tree skirt from Halloween fabric, or cut a funny old hat to fit around the tree trunk. Why not do them all and change it every year?
This Halloween tree base makes a perfectly wonderful vase for flowers, too. Arrange a Halloween centerpiece with pussy willows, spiky grasses, and perhaps some blood-red roses.

Don't forget: For some Halloween ornament designs for your Halloween Tree, see our Halloween Witch Ornament, Halloween Clown Ornament, Halloween Chenille Figures, and Halloween Pumpkin Ornament!
source: http://www.vintageimagecraft.com/

Vintage Chenille Halloween Ornies Tutorial

2010-04-22T02:16:00.001-07:00

Decorate with a jaunty Halloween Chenille Figure - or a few! Stand them upright, hang them from your Halloween tree, or wear them as lapel pins!

(click here for a larger Halloween Chenille Figure image)

Materials

Vintage images, (Free Adobe PDF download) printed on heavy matte photo paper.
Bump chenille rods, 1 1/2 rods for each doll. (Black for the cat and orange for the Jack O'Lantern)(See Tips).
Green construction paper (see Tips).
Silver tinsel chenille rod (see Tips).
Candy corn.
Ultra-fine clear glitter.
Tacky craft glue (like Aleen's) or hot glue gun.
Gold or silver lamè braid or ribbon (optional).
Lapel pin back (optional).
Large sewing needle.
Scissors (small, for cutting detail).
Pliers.

Instructions for Halloween Chenille Figure

Cut two 12" bump chenille rods into four 6" pieces. You will need three pieces to make one doll.
Bend two of the chenille pieces in the center into a "V" shape. These are the legs and the arms. To form the body, bend the center of the third chenille piece around a pen (or your little finger) and twist the ends twice. This loop is the figure's head.
Connect the arms and legs by linking the pieces in the center and twisting them together two or three times. In this photo, the head and body are at the top, and the arms and legs are below.
Place the arms and legs on the center of the body (with the head at the top). Bend the ends at the bottom of the body between the legs and up over the shoulders, pinching firmly to attach. You should have a cute little figure with a hole for a head.
Cut out the heads from the vintage images with small scissors. For the black cat, cut around the collar on the red line. Edge the cat's collar with glue and a dusting of ultra-fine glitter.
Trace the Jack O'Lantern's collar template to green paper (or print directly on green paper), and cut out the collar. Outline the leaves with glue and dust with glitter. Glue the Jack O'Lantern head to the collar and let dry.
To make a hanging ornament, tie a loop of gold cord through the chenille head loop. To make a lapel pin, glue a pin back to the back of the figure with a hot glue gun.
Glue the heads to the chenille bodies. Clamp with clothes pins over a small piece of wax paper until the glue is dry.
For the cat's scepter: Cut out the small pumpkin head as the topper for the cat's scepter. Wrap a tinsel rod in a spiral around a bamboo skewer or thin dowel. Carefully pull the skewer out without crushing the spiral. Glue the pumpkin to the top end (add some glitter if you wish). Place the scepter in the cat's hand, trim the bottom so it supports the cat in a standing position, and pinch the cat's hand around it.
For Jack O'Lantern's scepter: Melt a 1/16"-deep hole in the large end of a piece of candy corn with a red-hot sewing needle (See Tips). Put a drop of tacky craft glue on the end of a tinsel rod, insert it into the hole in the candy corn, and let the glue dry. Brush a thin coat of glue on the candy corn (don't over-brush because the candy color will run) and dust with ultra-fine glitter. Place the scepter in the Jack O'Lantern's hand, trim the bottom so it supports the figure in a standing position, and bend the hand around it.
Bend the other hand and the tips of the legs to form feet. Now bend his little arms and legs the way you like!

Tips

Standard chenille rods are 12" long. "Bump" chenille rods are chenille rods with fluffy "bumps" every 3", or four bumps per rod.
Silver tinsel chenille rods are not actually chenille, but a metallic or Mylar tinsel. We chose silver, but gold would be a striking option. If you can't find tinsel rods, you can use regular chenille rods.
We used plain green construction paper for Jack O'Lantern's collar, edged with ultra-fine glitter. You might prefer to use green glitter paper, crepe paper, or whatever will give you a leaf-like effect.
To heat the needle point, hold the needle with pliers in a stove burner flame. Hold the candy corn in a pot holder or dish towel in your other hand. Quickly press the needle point into the end of the candy corn. Any blackened sugar residue should come off the candy easily when it is cool - but it's not so easy getting the residue off of the needle so be prepared to throw it away.
Here's some ideas: Attach your Halloween chenille figure to the handle of a small Halloween treat basket. These make great table favors, or doorknob gifts from the Office Fairy. Leave your Halloween chenille figure flat and attach him to the front of a Halloween greeting card. Hang him on your "Halloween Tree" - a spooky dead branch painted black and potted with some gravel or plaster of Paris. Decorate a grapevine wreath with chenille figures and black paper bats for your front door. Or, add a pin and wear him for Halloween!

Gelda Witch Vacuum Cover

2010-04-18T03:25:00.000-07:00

I showed this gal on my facebook fan page last night and she is gone gone gone.......I will take customs on her just go to my website under fall dolls cont page 4

Tutorials for Halloween goodies....

2010-04-15T02:34:00.001-07:00

Vintage Pumpkin Tutorial

This "Vintage" pumpkin tutorial puts a classy spin on the usual pumpkins decorating porches, I love the use of sheet music, photocopies of 'The Raven' or other similarly eerie poetry would also be a nice touch. Hunt through your local book exchange or thrift store for old copies of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.

Lemon-Flavored Eyeballs

What's a meal without eyeballs?! Made from Gelatin, these lemon flavoured eyeballs are sure to go down a treat, take the time to hand paint the iris and pupils to get them looking as realistic as possible and you're sure to have more than a few people pull a face before giving in to curiosity.

Eyeball Necklace

If eating eyeballs wasn't enough, wear them around your neck! This simple tutorial will show you how to make your own eyeball necklace, pair it with a black dress, pointy hat and striped stockings and you have yourself a budget Witch costume.

Bleeding Candles

Add a spooky touch to your lighting with these bleeding candles from Blue Cricket Designs. Candles, spray paint and thrift store candlesticks makes this low cost and very effective in setting the mood for any sinister party.

Owl Invitations

As always, Martha has some wonderful ideas posted on her website, these owl invitations are just the tip of the iceberg, take a look around the site for more spooky ideas from the Queen of Craft. These invites would also be perfect for anyone planning a Harry Potter theme party at any time of the year, the perfect nod to the Owl Mail delivery system.

Floating Brain

Looking for the just the right beverage to drink at your party? Try this floating brain, using Peach Schnapps, Grenadine and Irish Cream. It looks disgusting and very fitting for any gory gathering. Substitute the peach for Butterscotch Schnapps and you have yourself a Jam Doughnut shot - a highlight of my college days!

California Roll Costume

Tired of seeing the same old witches, cats and devils on Halloween night? Do something different and come as a California Roll, this full photo tutorial gives you step by step instructions on how to turn some cardboard, packing foam and ping pong balls into a full sushi costume, if you wanted to save yourself some time and skip the roe on the outside, black duct tape would make a great nori seaweed wrap.

Amigurimi Glow-in-the-Dark Ghost

Glow in the dark yarn is the perfect touch on this sweet little amigurimi ghost. Although the pattern is written without a base, if you wanted to hang it from any door frames then one would be easy to add, either crochetted or a small circle of felt sewn on just inside the picot would seal it off and keep the polyfill contained.

Stay tuned tomorrow for part 2 of this Halloween Craft series!
Fern Treacy is blogging from Australia. You can check out her fantastic blog here!

New Dolls For Sale

2010-04-08T07:12:00.001-07:00

This first set is your whimsical prims Posie is first so sweet. All of these can be found in my Etsy shoppe and on my website under summer dolls tab pages 6-7.
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Sylvia Ladybug Collector Cat

Flora

The White Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland

The next grouping is Extreme prim summer items

Extreme prim Bee Ornies

Patriotic cats on a rusty OOAK horse bit

Primitive Farm Parade

Elephant Parade

Donkey Parade

Finally for Halloween Lovers

Black Widow Spider Bowl Fillers

Stump Dolls Awesome!

Up for Sale Now

2010-04-07T03:22:00.000-07:00

Corny Trickster
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Pumpkin Picture Holder

2010-04-06T12:24:00.000-07:00

Pumpkin Wire Picture Holder

Pumpkin Picture HolderUsing Fimo soft molding clay is a great and easy to way to bring your ideas to life. While shopping one day, my mom and I came across some small wooden pumpkins. Supplies!! All you need for your Pumpkin Picture HolderShe instantly said I could make them and encouraged me to go out that very day and buy my supplies. Whittling a pumpkin out of wood is far from my artist talents, so I used a medium that I could sculpt with my hands and minimal other tools.

Your pumpkin can be any size. Though the bigger the pumpkin the better it will hold up your picture. Mine are about 1 1/2 to 2 inches tall. One small package of Fimo will yield a perfect size pumpkin. I use white clay because I like to paint my pumpkins after they are done baking. If you would rather not paint them, you could instead buy the orange tinted clay.
Fimo Pumpkin Shaping

To start, roll your clay into a ball. Then, press down on the top with your finger to give a slight dip, like all pumpkins have at the top where the stem is. Our pumpkins wonâ€™t have stems, but instead will have a metal coil to hold a photo. You will next need a toothpick. Start at the very top and press the toothpick down to the bottom, using the sides and not the pointy end. This creates the ridges. Continue this around the pumpkin until you get your desired look.

Wrap wire around kabobNext you need the coil. I use a 16 gauge crafting wire to do so. Using needle nose pliers, you will clasp the wire at the very end and twist the wire around itself. Cut it off at the desired length.

To make the little coils that come off the stem, I use a kabob stick, and twist a 26 gauge green crafting wire around it. Leave a small amount of straight part at the end to stick in the pumpkin.

Before baking, make sure to create the holes that the wire will go in. Do not bake with the wire in the clay. Make sure you allow the Fimo to completely cool before painting or gluing in the wire. If you are going to paint the Fimo, then I would wait until you are completely done painting before you glue in the wire. I generally use acrylic paints. When gluing, I use a metal glue or multipurpose permanent craft glue. You want it to be as strong as possible so it can hold up its picture.

Once you are done painting and your wire is glued in, use a sealer to hold in the paint and make it more durable. There are many different sealers you can use, and I have yet to experiment with all of them. There are spray sealers, paint on sealers, and sealers that are made especially for clay. Then you also have your choice of matte or shiny. I like the shiny and spray on sealers.

In the end, find your spookiest pictures and display for the world to see!

Tutorial and photos submitted by Jill King. Thank you, Jill!

The Frightful Stumps Are Coming Soon

2010-03-30T14:30:00.001-07:00

Stay tuned all new dollies coming in the next week...the 2010 line is on the way...

All Halloween Shoppe opening soon

2010-03-16T14:47:00.001-07:00

I will be joining the shoppes soon at the new place...Pumpkinhead Soup If you want to sign up for the mailing list here is the addy
Http://www.pumpkinheadsoup.com

Harpers Bazaar Alice Shoot

2010-02-28T02:41:00.001-08:00

So cannot wait to see this movie but these are awesome pics..Just click pic to see them all

Latest Makes

2010-02-21T11:46:00.000-08:00

Above are dolls made for a custom order and they are on their way to a new home. These beauties can be ordered from my website under fall dolls cont tab......

Alice Clip Cannot Wait to See this~

2010-02-20T02:51:00.001-08:00

Alice in Wonderland Exclusive Clip - Clothe This Girl

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