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The tradition of adding pranks into the Halloween mix started to turn ugly in the 1930's and a movement began to substitute practical jokes for kids going door to door collecting candy.
Ok, so you know you want luminaries as part of your decorating. These DIY bag luminaries are easy to make and will only cost you a couple dollars. You can use recycled bags and other supplies and make them even cheaper. They’re great for putting on the porch rail or lining the stairway. Easy to make and gorgeous, you can design these however you want to make them unique. Let the kids in on the fun, too.
The custom of Halloween was brought to America by Irish famine emigrants in the 1840s. The use of pumpkins for Jack-o-lanterns only started in America, as they are native to the country. In Ireland, they usually used turnips instead.
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Unique Giclee stretched canvas collages created using images captured from cemetery headstones. Printed with premium quality inks on archival grade canvas. Available exclusively at the Letters from Family Etsy shop. Available in a variety of sizes, as well as digital download format.
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To make your very own spider web all you have to do is cut the two way tape into tiny squares.Stick the squares onto your wall where you want the spiderweb. As opposed to where you don’t want the spiderweb. If your walls aren’t white, use regular, clear, two way tape. Once your tape is on the wall, just stick your yarn to it. Do your straight lines first, then finish up with the draping part of the web starting with either the innermost or outermost circle.