The Blog — halloween

I love doodling Halloween stuff, it's so much fun!  So here's a little doodle for you to color of friendly vampire and ghost buddies out on a moonlight (bat filled) night.  To get this free coloring page just right click on the image below and select print or save. And if you're in the mood for more spooky fun, check out this cute Ghost Halloween Clipart!

Our new Halloween Journal and Activity Book for kids is so much fun!!!  My seven year old could barely wait for me to take pictures before he claimed a journal and started writing and drawing! Here are some of the fun pages that will keep your child engaged and creating. The daily journal pages track emotions, focus on positive parts of a child's day, and grounds them by writing down observations.   Other activities include: coloring pages, writing a story, designing a haunted house, a monster debate, puzzles, and more! You can buy this journal in THREE different formats!  Get the...

Heat transfers aren't just for fabric!  You can print and press all sorts of things - like this wooden mason jar Halloween decoration.  This tutorial will show go through the steps of how I made this one (but you can make one for any season, holiday, or occasion)! Things you'll need: • PNG design (like the DBJJ watercolor printables!) • inkjet printer and heat press • opaque heat transfer paper (I like 3G Jet Opaque) • wooden mason jar • small clay pot • styrofoam • small wooden dowel • paint, chalk markers, string, pot filler, brushes, scissors - -...

Have you wanted to try using watercolor designs but you don't want to invest in sublimation equipment?  You can make these Halloween towels with just a few simple and cheap products in just a few minutes! What you'll need: • The digital watercolor files and a computer (try my Halloween designs at DBJJ!) • An Inkjet printer (most regular home printers are inkjet) • Heat transfer paper, I suggest Red Grid 2.0 or Jet Pro SS • Scissors • A ruler • A heat press (I have a cheap fancier heat press and it works great) • Parchment paper and/or teflon sheet  • Kitchen towels...

This fun coloring page lets your student or child practice their simple addition skills (nothing goes over 10) and color a fun Halloween worksheet.  It makes a fun school party activity or something to do at math centers!  It's also a good way to practice at home or add a little fun to your homeschooling. To get this free printable addition and coloring worksheet just right click on the image below and select print or save from the menu that pops up!     And if you like this cute cat and want to make more Halloween themed things for...