Unleash your creativity with these fun and festive diy projects! From a charming Wellington wreath and cozy tartan scarf wreath to spooky denim ghosts and witch leg décor, there’s something for every ...

Summer may be long gone, but if you have some leftover tomato wire from your garden, you can use it to make a new piece of holiday decor for the winter season. Along with some pine branches, elastic ...

Piles of pumpkins at the store, crispiness in the air, an influx of pumpkin spice drinks — there are many signs of fall, but one of the most distinct is the smell of cinnamon brooms that fill grocery ...

When it comes to achieving respite from our increasingly stressful lives, I find that one never-fail prescription is the art of play. Play can come in many forms, be it large-scale physical activities ...

Think of a witch and you might conjure an image of someone in a pointy hat with a broom and a black cat. But witchcraft has had a rebrand. Forget cauldrons and mystical potions in jars: you can now ...

Laura Fay shares about her first experience with Halloween in California after moving from Ireland. When I moved from Ireland to California, I got a spooky surprise on my first Halloween – adults in ...

Remove bark splinters if needed. If using a smooth dowel, roughen 2–3” near the end so wire grips. 2. Make small bundles Grab handful-size bunches of dried stems (all tips pointing the same direction) ...

Gnomes have become a holiday staple over the years. Being a symbol of good luck, people love buying them to decorate their homes for the festive season. They are readily available online in cute ...

Decorating your home for Halloween is a popular tradition followed by people all across the world. Buying readymade Halloween props and decorations is easy but isn’t the real fun. When you are ...

This post expresses the views and opinions of the author(s) and not necessarily that of The Saline Post management or staff. $15.00 - 35.00 all homemade crafts, witch gnomes, Dracula gnomes, sports ...

Learn to make a spooky witch doll at the Chenango Arts Council's workshop, taught by Linda Kays-Biviano. Classes will be held in two sessions: Tuesdays from September 23 to October 14, or Wednesdays ...