- Knit fabric (very important-it must stretch!)
- Elastic-both 1/4 inch and 1/8 inch wide
- Sewing supplies-thread, scissors, your machine
- Optional: Rosettes (or supplies to make them)

Creative Tips & Ideas
4. Carefully remove the spider webs from the wax paper and place on top of the frosted cupcakes. Place a spider sticker on each spider web.
I love these Martha Stewart Treat Wrappers! They are lined with foil so the designs stay perfectly bright!
This treat was created as part of the 12 months of Martha program.
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Hi, it’s Amy again, here from The Happy Scraps. I’m so excited to share my Halloween Front Porch with you today. These arrows are one of my very favorite ways to decorate for different Holidays and Seasons.
Let me show you how I did this. I started by painting the face of my arrows, the color that I wanted my letters. Then I put vinyl lettering on the arrows. Next, I painted over the lettering, with the color that I wanted the arrow. On the Mummy Tomb one, after the white paint dried, I used painters tape to make it look like a mummy, and painted the small lines gray. Once the paint was all dry, I peeled up the vinyl. My arrows were looking pretty good, but I finished them off my sanding them, and distressing the edges.
Once they were distressed, I added ribbon to them, and attached them to the stake.
I also added some cob webs.
Seeing this by my front door is getting me really excited for Halloween!!
I hope you’ve enjoyed this tutorial! If you’d like to see more Halloween Projects, come on over to The Happy Scraps and check them out.
I drew a ghost free hand, but this can be done with a stencil if you have one on hand. Each pencil topper has TWO foam ghosts, so cut out as many as you will need depending on how many pencil toppers you want to make. Psssst: here’s a tip, if you’re working with kids, make extra! There are bound top be craft mishaps, and that is all part of the learning process:)
Once you have cut out your ghosts, connect them together using glue. I used hot glue because it is quick! But again, if you’re working with kids, plain white glue will also work. Of course, it takes longer for white glue to dry. Only put a little glue around the top and sides of the ghost though! I like to say, “Dot, dot, not a lot!” when I’m working with kids. Simply show them to make small dots of white glue along the outer edges so that the pencil can be pushed inside.
There you have it Halloween lovers! A cute and kid-friendly craft to celebrate the fun! It is always such a pleasure being here. I’d love for you to stop by my blog, Smart School House, and see the other festive crafts (and sweets) that I have up my sleeve these days!