I absolutely love this idea---I found it on FamilyFun. It's a nonperishable alternative and you can save it to display for many Halloween's to come.
MaterialsTerra-cotta pots
Yellow craft paper
Mod-Podge Outdoor
Short, fat sticks
Instructions--For
each one, invert a terra-cotta pot. Cut eyes, a nose, and a toothy grin out of
yellow craft paper. Brush Mod-Podge Outdoor on the surface of the pot where you
want the features to go and press them in place.To weatherproof your creation, apply a final coat to
the entire pot. Finally, insert a short, fat stick into the hole for a stem.
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Druscilla's Halloween By
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