I used a glow in the dark pumpkin bucket from the Dollar Tree. My husband came up with the bright idea to use nail polish remover to jack o' lantern face. Genius!
I used black, white, and orange felt to make Olaf's face. I used Google Images to find a picture of Olaf's face. I traced out the parts of his face and cut them out in felt.
Then I taped a printout of the face inside the bucket, so that I could hot glue the parts of Olaf's face in the right place.
Ta-da! I was really pleased when my daughter saw her trick or treat bucket this morning and she exclaimed, "Olaf!" I was worried that it wouldn't look like Olaf, but she recognized her snowman friend right away.
Olaf loves candy & warm hugs!
What a great bucket makeover! How clever! Thanks for sharing at the Halloween Blog Hop! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea Monroe, I wish I was younger than I could have one too! Happy Halloween.
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