What should I do for Halloween on Covid 19?

Posted on by David Darling

What should I do for Halloween on Covid 19?

We’re here for you….Check out these options for a safe and fun Halloween!

  1. Outdoor/virtual Costume party.
  2. Make mask part of costume.
  3. Giving out treats.
  4. Pumpkin patches.
  5. Pumpkin carving at home.
  6. Spooky movies.
  7. Homemade Halloween recipes.

What are some easy Halloween crafts?

Paint toilet paper tube brown. Let dry.

  • Press down top of tube to form “tufts.”
  • Use a glue stick to affix large googly eyes to tube.
  • Cut a small triangle from orange or yellow craft paper to make a beak. Glue under eyes.
  • Glue craft feathers on either side of tube to create wings.

    • What are some good craft ideas for Halloween?

    Holiday Trolley

  • Toronto Raptors vs. Indiana Pacers. 125 S. Pennsylvania St.
  • Tuguldur Yondonjamts–Separated Geography from a Poem. New York St.
  • Jackyl. 111 N. Lynhurst Dr.
  • Houndmouth. 6259 N. College Ave.
  • Magic of Lights
  • Celebration Crossing Opening Day. 650 W. Washington St.
  • A Charlie Brown Christmas
  • Six for$6
  • MacAllister Machinery Gift of Lights. 7300 E. Troy Ave.

    • What are some easy to make Halloween decorations?

    Easy Paper Fan DIY Halloween Decorations from Our Little House in the Country

  • Front Porch Spiderweb from Lalymom (above)
  • Sticky Monster Window from Two-Daloo
  • DIY Halloween Window Clings from I Heart Arts&Crafts
  • Plastic Bag Ghosts from Lalymom (above) (these would be cute in a not too scary kids haunted house)

    • How do you make Halloween crafts?

    Make a Halloween wreath. Add Halloween-themed items to a plain wreath to dress it up. You can purchase a pre-made wreath base, or you can make a wreath from scratch with Evergreen tree branches, twigs, or burlap. To make the wreath look extra Halloweeny, spray paint it black, orange, purple, silver, grey — or any other color you’d like.