Mummys the Word
I’m not a fan of Halloween but I am always a fan of creativity. One of my favorite carved pumpkin diy’s is this mummy pumpkin. One pumpkin ( white or painted white) a knife toothpicks and dry beans ( peas or kidney work best) flameless candle. Slice the top off and remove the inside of the pumpkin. then slice a few pieces out of the middle leaving a solid base. Move the slices around and secure with toothpicks. Use dry beans for eyes. Thank you Womans Day 2013. I also like these creative mummys the word diy’s and I think you will too!
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I hope some of you will be sharing your mummys the word decor at tomorrow’s TFT party.
Mini Mummy meatloaf! The children will love eating their veggies when they look like this. Such a cute idea. Thank you Woman’s Day 2011
Dessert mummy style with these apple pecan mummy dumplings. Thank you Andrew at Eating Rules 2011
Mummy Dessert Pops thank you Country Living 2015
Mummy in a coffin cake thank you Womans Day 2017, easy diy with any loaf cake.
Mummy pillow! Thank you Pottery Barn. T this one would really be an easy DIY if you are feeling crafty.
Or go to PB and purchase your mummy pillow ring it home and toss it on your couch.
Which of these cute Mummys the Word ideas will you use this year?
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OH look at all these adorable little mummy creations!! I love that some are sweet and some are savory!!
me too equal opportunity spookiness, Hugs
Thank you for sharing this lovely party.
my pleasure Hugs!
I like creativity as well. I’m not much for the blood and gore, but I have fond memories of dressing up and trick or treating as a child, and the kindness my neighbors showed me during these fun evenings! I like all of these ideas. I usually tried to make a “themed” dinner on Halloween, and struggled to find savory ideas (MANY sweet treats, but then again, they were about to go out and get a bunch of candy!) I do have to say that the mummy dumplings look really good:)
These are so fun and perfect for Halloween!
I don’t decorate much for Halloween but I do think I’ll make the pillow. Hugs!
cute mummy ideas!
so fun, I’m thinking I’ll make the pillow this year. Hugs!
The pillow would be so easy! They are all cute. I don’t like Halloween very much although I blogged about a “scary” children’s book today. I really don’t like scary, I guess, but these mummies are all cute!
I think so too. I scaled back the decorations a lot but this year I think our grandchildren will enjoy making some of these. I think the pillow is on the list xo
Cute ideas. Not a Halloween fan either, but those were clever.
we are two peas in a pod my friend. Hugs
I am with you on the mummy love this time of the year. I have a Mummy (Hot) Dogs recipe on my own blog, which I just recently updated and will be posting a cute Dollar Store Mummy Craft soon, too. So definitely is the season now! Happy Wednesday now, Katie xoxo <3
I remember featuring your witches hat cupcakes on facebook, sorry I don’t know if I ever let you know. xo