BLAKE SKELTON: PUMPKIN SHOWERS
10/02/2023
Blake Skelton begins his days just like the rest of us – showering amid pumpkins. Hey, do you know why Blake Skelton unable to tell al lie? Because you can see right through him. Showered and ready to start the day. Let’s do this, Monday!
Happy October1st, a pretty special day if you ask me. 🙂 If you know, you know. I’m in my...
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31 DAYS OF OCTOBER WITH BLAKE SKELTON
09/30/2023
Hi. It’s me, Christy B. And this is Blake Skelton. He comes to visit our home every year during the month of October. He usually spends his days and evenings lounging on the front porch. But this year we’re putting him to work. He’ll be making an appearance every day in October and you’ll want to stick around for the shenanigans. Join us in the coming days as we transform our home and barn into a spooky Halloween lair – with the help of Blake Skelton, of course. It will be a bone-afied good time. Be sure to follow here (and on Instagram or Facebook for videos) to see what Blake Skelton is up to each day. As you can see, he’s quite a big help around here. He tends to be a bit of a lazy bones. Check back tomorrow, October 1st, for day one of 31 with Blake...
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DIY PAINTED HALLOWEEN WOODEN SPOONS
09/21/2023
Even the kitchen needs a touch of Halloween in my house. These DIY painted wooden spoons turned out cuter than I thought they would. The spoons were $1 each at Dollar General. They were actually bamboo spoons. The paint was just acrylic craft paint. I went with a primitive vibe for my black cat and pumpkin spoons. I began by painting two coats of the base color on each spoon. Once dried completely, I sanded the edges to remove a bit of the paint for a vintage look. Then I added the face details with a fine paint brush. Once the paint was completely dry, I added a coat of stain all over the spoons to bring out the primitive feel. Finished spoons could also be sprayed with sealer to protect the paint, if desired. NOTE: Obviously, these spoons are for decoration only and are not food-safe once painted/stained.
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