Aren't they cute? To make your own set of pool noodle witch legs:
1) Cut a pool noodle in half and pull a dollar store sock onto each noodle.
2) Glue a witch's shoe to the foot end of each sock. (I found these ones at the dollar store.)
3) Put some floral foam in the bottom of a "dollar store caldron", and then stick two wooden skewers or dowels into the foam.
4) Stick the open end of the pool noodles over the dowels.
5) Use tissue paper to hide the foam.
6) Add a dollar store sign (if desired).
I love how simple this DIY Halloween decor project was... and it looks adorable in my hallway. What do you think of my pool noodle witch legs?
♥
Gina Bell (aka East Coast Mommy)
Where did you get the shoes?? I have looked alllllll over. I live in Saint Augustine, Fl. .
ReplyDeleteI got them at the dollar store. You could use real shoes as long as they are light.
DeleteSomething like the dollar tree, or dollar general?? I might have to have my daughter sew some. Thank you though. Great project!
DeleteLove this idea, can u believe I just gave all of my noodles away... hopefully I can still find some, I already have everything else. Thank you
ReplyDeleteI hope you can find some. I've recently seen some in a couple of stores.
Deleteneat idea! Dollarama here I come :)
ReplyDeleteI did something similar for a wreath and made my shoes from cardboard covered with black tape cut out 4 shoes and tape them in place around the ankles they naturally shape to be pointy
ReplyDeleteI did something similar for a wreath and made my shoes from cardboard covered with black tape cut out 4 shoes and tape them in place around the ankles they naturally shape to be pointy
ReplyDeleteFun idea!
DeleteHi Gina, Carolyn Garcia here. I love your dollar store ideas they are so neet and awesome. My favorite besides Christmas is HALLOWEEN. If you have more ides on Halloween would you mind sending them to my email. I would appreciate everything Halloween , etc. Thank you so much for sharing. Have a good day. Sincerely Carolyn Garcia.I have followed your G+ and Pinterest.
ReplyDeleteGina - so cute and inexpensive! What a treat for the kids coming to my door for trick-or-treating. Thanks for sharing.
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