Recycled Ghost Party Favors
October 15, 2008 by Peggy Rowland
Filed under Home & Living
When milk bottles say Boo! If you ever thought small plastic milk bottles were useless junk, think again.
Jane from Fun in the Making, a green crafting website with sustainable living tips, sent this ghostly project to me.
She collects single-use milk bottles from places like Chic-fil-A and turns them into fun Halloween favors for her parties. Visit Easy Ghost Party Favors for instructions from Jane. You’ll have fun deciding what to put inside your ghosts.
Image via Fun in the Making.
Are you making any Halloween crafts?
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These are too cute. I will have to try them. My family likes to bake in the fall, so we make Halloween cookies, etc.
This is such a cute idea. My girls’ would really be able to do this as well, and it’s always more fun that way!
those are cute!
simple too.
How fun and we have some of those bottles.
Those are really cute! I made a couple Halloween pillow cases for some throw pillows on our couch. You can see them here: http://richellesreflections.blogspot.com/2008/10/fall-decorations.html
Cute idea! I made a pumkin with a stump of wood.
What a cute craft!
Those are clever. We only make the edible crafts at our house but as my son gets older, hopefully we can do a little more creative decorating. Thanks!
I’m unfortunately craft retarded.
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We are making spiders out of my kids handprints on black paper but thats about it.
I’m not planning to make any crafts. I might make cookies if I have time.
How cute are those. I’m not doing anything special for Halloween except maybe carve a pumpkin and roast some seeds.
cute idea
What a cute idea, must save this for when my son gets a little older.
The kids and I make all kinds of Halloween crafts. Today we made salt dough ghosts.
Cute idea. Great idea for a classroom Halloween Party activity. Thanks, Cindi
for my daughter’s class we are spray painting soupcans black, adding raffita, twine to make a scarecrow. The kids are painting the face which will be filled with treats for the fall harvest party, halloween is banned by the district
These are very cute! I don’t think I would want to dig around in the trash at a fast food restaurant to collect them though…
CanCan, me either. But maybe a friend with kids who eat there could collect them for you.
I wish I would have been saving those!!!!
Not this year but now I feel bad about it.
These are so cute! Unfortunately, we’ll be gone for Halloween so we aren’t doing much this year…
I usually like to make wreaths out of sticks and freshly fallen leaves, though.
What a fun idea!
Cute little ghosts! My favorite crafts are ones my kids did at preschool – painted a candy corn shape, and took a black construction paper bear – glued a white “skull” on his head and used cotton swabs for the “bones” to make a little skeleton bear. It is the cutest thing! But anything with candy corn and acorns is also a favorite. I love those “signs of fall”