Monster Donut Pops!! If you follow me on instagram @bluesusanmakes you've already seen them. Here is a closer look at these fun treats I made these to take to Jack's class for his birthday. We were going to take chocolate chip cookies but we were walking through the grocery store and he spotted donuts to take instead. I told them I might be able turn them into something fun and he said go for it.
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Monster Donut Pops
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How to Make Big Felt Bats for Outdoor Halloween Decor
Hello crafting friends! Tomorrow is October 1st and I'm getting ready to decorate for Halloween this weekend. I love Halloween! Usually I spend more time decorating the inside of my house than the outside but greeting those trick or treaters with a little fun is important too. Last year I used my free bat pillow pattern to cut out some big felt bats. I hung them up around my garage and I think they turned out so fun that I'm hanging them up again this year. Such an easy way to decorate! Want to make some too?
Bat Scrunchies
Halloween Bats PDF Sewing Pattern Available Now!
Hello sewing friends! I have some fun news to share with you today. Our Halloween Bats PDF pattern is done! I'm excited to tell you all about it in today's post.
DIY Rainbow Unicorn Costume Tutorial for Fabric.com
Hi sewing friends! We are busy getting ready for Halloween over here. I love Halloween! It may be my favorite holiday. I just love all the extra costume sewing I get to do. Today I'm here to show you a new tutorial I have up on the Fabric.com blog. It's a DIY Rainbow Unicorn Costume tutorial just in time for you to make it for Halloween. It has been a while since I've created a new tutorial so I jumped at the chance to do another costume for Fabric.com this year. I am super excited about how it turned out!
The tutorial includes instructions and patterns to make a Hood, Skirt, and Hoof cuffs.
The hooves might be my favorite. I love how they repeat the Gold on the horn and really finish off the costume.
For the skirt and the mane I used this amazing tulle. It's new at Fabric.com and comes in a ton of different colors.
And isn't my little model the cutest!! With this tutorial you get to make all the accessories to turn a plain white shirt and leggings into a little girls' Rainbow Unicorn dreams come true. The pattern is sized to fit about a 2-4T. A five year old could probably get away with it as well. (my little model here is almost 5). I mean who doesn't want to dress up as a unicorn at that age.

The tutorial includes instructions and patterns to make a Hood, Skirt, and Hoof cuffs.
The hooves might be my favorite. I love how they repeat the Gold on the horn and really finish off the costume.
For the skirt and the mane I used this amazing tulle. It's new at Fabric.com and comes in a ton of different colors.
The cuffs are made with the awesome gold lame and for the hood I used some Activewear spandex knit. Both of these fabrics were very easy to sew.
If you use this tutorial I'd love to see how it turns out!!
Happy Halloween Sewing!!
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