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Super Cute Fairy Graveyard
Super Cute Fairy Graveyard
"Are you running out of time to make a really cool center piece for Halloween? Get into the spirit of things with this super easy and budget-friendly fairy graveyard that can be made in an hour. And the most amazing thing about it is that the moon lights up when the sun goes down, illuminating the skeletons and gravestones in its eerie light! You'll love it and your kids will have so much fun, too."
Estimated CostUnder $10
Time to CompleteUnder an hour
HolidayHalloween
Why This Halloween Craft is Scary Great!
Are you looking for a fun and spooky Halloween craft project? Look no further than the Super Cute Fairy Graveyard! Here are the top 3 reasons why you should make this awesome project:
1. Easy and budget-friendly: This craft project is perfect for those who are short on time and money. With just a few simple materials, you can create a stunning centerpiece that will impress your friends and family. Plus, the fact that it can be made in just an hour means you can whip it up quickly before your Halloween party.
2. Interactive and captivating: The best part about the Super Cute Fairy Graveyard is the moon that lights up when the sun goes down. This adds an extra level of spookiness to the project, making it perfect for Halloween. Your kids will love watching the skeletons and gravestones glow in the dark, and it will surely be a hit with guests at your party.
3. Fun for the whole family: This craft project is not only easy and budget-friendly, but it is also a great way to spend quality time with your family. Get everyone involved in creating the Super Cute Fairy Graveyard, from decorating the gravestones to placing the fairies in just the right spot. It's a fun and creative activity that will bring everyone together for a memorable Halloween experience.
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princess6860504
Oct 31, 2017
It's true, you COULD go to Michaels or JoAnne to buy from any selection of miniatures to put inside your gourd or plastic pumpkin. But you'd be missing out on the togetherness/family time, the chance to express your creativity, and produce a true original piece of "art". I might do a mix of both if I were to do this crafting DIY. I do like the trees that they sell. Oh! Even make use of a shoe box. Here's an idea- make a secret scene on the inside that one can only see by looking through a hole in the side. What fun for the little ones!
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