Easy Halloween decorations! Learn how to make a pumpkin patch for a children's Halloween party in this free video clip about making Halloween decorations.

Expert: Karen Weisman
Contact: www.kitchenandcrafts.com
Bio: Karen Weisman currently lives in Israel with her husband and six children, where she teaches cooking, baking, cake decorating, and various crafts such as mosaics and sewing.
Filmmaker: Karen Weisman

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here are som halloween cards i've made... some r in tag form and others are a bit bigger while some r smaller...

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Halloween started out as All Hollows' Eve, the day before All Saint's day (hallowed means holy). The festival originally started with people dressing up in spooky costumes to scare away all of the "evil spirits," a tradition which was in place in northern Europe long before Christianity came into play. Like many Christmas traditions, it is believed to come from the Germanic barbarians living ouside the Roman Empire. The point of this ritual was to make the next day "pure" without the influence of evil spirits. Originally, It was mainly adults that celebrated this holiday, however, over time it decended into the realm of mischievous children. The tradition of handing out candy... I'm not too sure about that one, however, I do know that it is fairly recent. Check out the Halloween celebrations in the movie "Meet Me in St. Louie" Bonfires in the streets, throwing flower into people's faces to make them become ghosts, it's no wonder the holiday is now somewhat scripted, with kids going to get candy door to door. That is, I assume a previous method of bribery. Today, when kids say "trick or treat," I believe it comes from kids threatening adults with all sorts of mischief and giving the adults a chance to buy them off, however, that's just my guess. I will be dressing up as a sousaphone player. We have marching band practice that night

I am planing a party, and I want to incorperate halloween, loua, mari-gras, and fiesta. Is there any party store in northeast ohio i can find all of these?

orientaltrading.com

they have everything at a discounted price.

yup! you can do anything having to do with TIME eras like 1920's 1930's on and on..just look at the styles up online and go to a thrift store or get the materials to make it..Its fun..try it!! Misty~*