Hey, y'all! Hope you're having a great spooky season so far! My last printable framed decor post got me thinking when it was time to decorate for Halloween this year: Why not make some fun printables to help people decorate for the holiday? So I made 7 (absolutely free) Halloween printables that you can print out and frame to place in a creepy tableau or add a pop of ghoulish humor to your space. You do you!

Hi, guys! I'm back with a fun treat for you to make this Halloween: Monstrous Hot Cocoa! These cute little guys will delight any mini monster. If you saw my Unicorn Hot Cocoa video, you'll need the same kind of ingredients, and making them is easy and fun! Keep reading for the supply list and a video showing you how to make them.

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Halloween is known for its spooky sweet treats, but it doesn't have to be all about the candy! You can provide fun and healthy Halloween snacks between bouts of Trick-or-Treating that will give the kids some balance but keep them coming back for more!

It's time to start planning those tricks and treats, and today I have a roundup of spooky Halloween recipes from some fantastically creative bloggers. These recipes will both creep you out and make you drool, so check them out below and have fun this Halloween!

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I've just recently been introduced to the tradition of BOO'ing, although it's been a thing for over 20 years! Think of it like a Secret Santa for Halloween. It's a fun way to treat family, friends, neighbors, co-workers, the local fire station, or anyone else you want to show appreciation to. Just (anonymously) leave a big bowl of treats with a note that they've been BOO'ed!

This year I want to BOO my husband's awesome co-workers, so naturally, I got crafty. :) Learn how to make this cool and creepy witches' treat bowl for your Halloween BOO'ing or even for a party tablescape centerpiece.

Halloween is fast approaching and today I have a fun and easy craft for your kids' Trick-or-Treating: a Glow-In-The-Dark Halloween Pail! All you need for this is your child's plastic pail and some dollar store glow sticks. They'll love the way it glows in the dark and you'll love the way it makes them highly visible in the night.

Are you ready for Halloween? Today I have a fun craft to help you get into the spirit of the holiday with the kids; Felt Finger Puppets in Halloween-themed characters! They're easy to make and fun to decorate. I've done a mummy and a couple of creepy-cute monsters. Let your imagination run wild! You can take on making vampires and werewolves with a little creativity.

Are you the type that loves to be scared at Halloween? Do you seek out exciting places that will get your heart pumping? If you live in Tennessee or will be visiting the area, you don't want to miss these awesome attractions. It should be said these attractions are for older teens or adults, so keep that in mind if you have children. The following ten attractions are some of the most highly rated haunted attractions to visit in Tennessee this Halloween.

Today I've got a super-fun (and free) printable for you: Halloween Lunchbox Note Jokes! These are kid-friendly jokes that you can put in your child's lunchbox to give them a giggle during their day. I'll also show you how to fold a silverware pouch serviette that will fit their utensils and you can also tuck their note into so it doesn't get lost in the bottom of their lunchbox.