Craft Catwalk no.2

Come link up your crafty creation!  It can be anything you made or created.  This is a great way to get some blog traffic, some comment love, and maybe even some followers.

Please link to the post you would like to highlight, not your main blog. Only family friendly content, please. You do not have to be a follower to link up, but I'd love it if you would!

Please grab the Craft Catwalk button and add it to your post or blog sidebar.

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After linking, grab some coffee, put your feet up, and browse through the eye candy!

One Stop Mummy Central

With all the mummy inspiration floating around, 

I thought it would be fun to make some mummy test tubes.

All you need to make this little guy is white ribbon, googly eyes, and your trusty glue gun (and the test tube).  Just put a drop of glue on the tube as you randomly wrap the ribbon up the tube.  

Attach the eyes with the glue near the top.

He is ready to be filled with tasty treats.

Here is more mummy inspiration around the blogosphere: 

mummy cupcakes

mummy cookie suckers

mummy wood blocks

mummy treat jars

mummy craft sticks

mummy shirts

 

Linking to

Thanks for the feature!

I am so happy to post that I was featured over at Sassy Sites today! 

She is so sweet!  

If you haven't been over there yet today, go check it out.

I love checking her blog for tons of inspiration.

Expanding the Spooky Tag Family

(Come back to link up your craft projects on Monday night when the Catwalk opens!) 

The Halloween tags, found here, are just so much fun that I am still saving all those bread tags.  

I think I might have enough by Friday for ladybugs fall party at preschool, 

and I'll use them on the kids treat bags.  

Here's the newest addition to that spooky bread tag family.

 

This ghostie is covered in glitter glue, and then I used the same method I used here for the mouth and eyes.  This one was super easy.

They were all so fun to make!  

I'll never think of bread tags the same way again.  So much crafting potential.

October recap

Halloween is next weekend and October is almost over.  Thanksgiving and Christmas projects are just a few short posts away!  So today I thought I'd recap some of the projects I did this month. 
If you are new here, just click on the picture and it will take you to the post. 

 

 

 

Have a great weekend.

Come back to link up your projects Monday night when the Craft Catwalk opens.