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Elf on the Shelf Dollar Tree Ornament Wreath for Arrival

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October 21, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Christmas, Crafts, DIY, Elf on the Shelf Ideas, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media Leave a Comment

Looking Elf on a Shelf return ideas? Follow this tutorial from Katelyn at JamesandHolly.etos for how to make a Dollar Tree DIY Ornament Wreath for Elf on the Shelf – so adorable, use as Christmas décor after Elf’s arrival. New creative, funny, and original Elf on the Shelf Ideas daily.

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Of course, if Elf comes back, he/she needs a really cute Elf on the Shelf arrival idea! First, let’s talk about the Elf doll.

Does Dollar Tree have Elf on the Shelf?

The original Elf on the Shelf doll only comes in a box with a book. This set typically costs in the $30 range and is rarely is Elf on the Shelf on sale. Because of the price range, you will not find the Elf on the Shelf set at the Dollar Store. You can find this brand at many major retailers including Target, Amazon, Walmart.

That being said, for this DIY ornament craft you will need your own Elf on the Shelf doll or you can use the Dollar Tree Elf plush in boy or girl.

DIY Dollar Store Christmas Craft Supplies

For this DIY Christmas wreath, most supplies can be found at the Dollar Tree. For the DIY Dollar Store Christmas decorations you cannot find, Hobby Lobby, Amazon, or your local craft store are all great alternatives so you don’t spend a ton of money.

Supplies:

The Elf on the Shelf Doll(s)
Dollar Tree Pool Noddle (also consider wire wreath frame, grapevine wreath or styrofoam wreaths circles)
Dollar Store Ornaments (large, medium and small ornaments bring a nice mixture)
Wooden Letters (these are from Hobby Lobby, but similar one inch letters are here)
Hot Glue Gun
Glue Sticks
Mini Christmas Pom-Poms (search the Dollar Store or similar ones here)

Frugal tip: Save money on new ornaments and use your old ornaments you no longer use on the Christmas tree or shop a flea market for vintage ornaments.

Craft tip: Want to raid your craft supplies? Other Christmas craft supplies you can bring into your Dollar Tree ornament wreath craft are small or large jingle bells, faux greenery, pine cones, or burlap ribbon for a pretty bow.

How to make a Dollar Tree Ornament Wreath

To begin, Katelyn says gather all of your materials.

Using your hands or pliers, remove the tops off of the ornaments. This step is a bit of a hassle but makes the ornaments much easier to glue on later. Put the Christmas balls aside.

Take your wreath frame (pool noddle) and cut bottom of the wreath circle with scissors or a knife. This will give your Christmas wreath an arch shape. This step is completely optional.

Start with the larger ornaments and begin gluing on the ornaments in a cluster kind of way. It does not have to be perfect.

After the larger ornament goes on, add medium ornaments and small ornaments keeping in that cluster type of formation. Continue to wrap around the front and edge of the wreath. You will have hot glue strings along the way.

When your whole wreath is glued with ornaments, fill in some of the gaps with mini Christmas pom-poms. Put your wreath to the side.

Lay out your message with your small wooden letters. This can say “I am back” “I missed you” or even a common Christmas quote message like “Merry Christmas!”

I personally like to count how many characters I use in the the message and start with the center character. For example for the message “I am back” there are 9 characters (7 letters and 2 spaces.) The middle character is a space. So I will put the m and b of centered from the center of the wreath and work my way to the right and left gluing one letter at a time. Have grace and forgiveness when laying down these letters. It can be hard depending on how 3-demensional your wreath is.

Voila! Your entire wreath is complete!

Have fun with this Christmas wreath. You could even use your ornament arch and have Elf drive through the center in a car or even an airplane. Perhaps set up an entire parade welcoming the fantastic arrival of your family elf.

Using your finished wreath’s leftover supplies, I would love to see want additional DIY Dollar Store Christmas decorations you make!

Want more Elf ideas and craft fun? Visit Katelyn at JamesandHolly.etos on Instagram. They are an adorable Elf on the Shelf Duo. See also their Christmas ornament wreath from last year.

More Elf on a Shelf Return Ideas

It’s natural to want Easy Elf on the Shelf ideas for the entire season. Trying to create an elf craft in the night can be hard when you’ve had a busy.

Prepare in November for your First Night of Elf on the Shelf. That first need should have the most time invested. Save the Easy Elf on the Shelf ideas for later.

Elf Return Ideas

Elf on the Shelf Quarantined in a Mason Jar
Elf on the Shelf Trapped in a Balloon
Elf with a Thanksgiving Joke
Elf arrives in a hot Air Balloon
Elf arrives with a Christmas breakfast
Elf returns in a package
Elf bring Elf on the Shelf Rules

Also take a look at these really good Elf on the Shelf Arrival ideas. We are constantly adding more ideas, so check in to see what’s new. There are more Elf on the Shelf first night ideas than you could possible do in the time your child’s Elf visiting period of time.

For many of these Elf on the Shelf ideas, make sure you have an elf that can bend. You can do that easily with our Bendable Elf on the Shelf tutorial.

Elf on the Shelf Printables

Our most popular Elf on the Shelf printables can be found in our Elf Store. Shop Elf arrival letters, Elf costumes, our Elf Twister board, Jokes for Kids, our Magic Shrinking Machine and so much more!

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Elf on the Shelf on Social Media

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Our goal, to make Elf easy for you!

What is Elf on the Shelf?

Elf on the Shelf is a Christmas Tradition. The tradition has a book and a elf doll. The book is poetic and in rhyme sharing the purpose of the Elf’s visits. The Elf visits each Thanksgiving. He/She goes and returns from the North Pole each evening. Every morning he can be found in a new location in the house. The Elf has been found in the refrigerator, fishing in the toilet, writing messages on the mirror or hanging from the lights. It is VERY IMPORTANT, the Elf is not touch each evening or his Christmas magic will be lost! Each family is able to name their special elf. The elves return to their home (Santa’s North Pole Work shop) every Christmas Eve. An Elf’s Story can also be found on DVD.

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Veggie Loaded Chickpea Nuggets

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October 19, 2021 by Thena Reading-Franssen Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Social Media Leave a Comment

Are you looking for a gluten-free recipe that everyone in the family will love? These Veggie Loaded Chickpea Nuggets are the BEST. Since this recipe makes 30 veggie nuggets, there is more than plenty to go around. Plus, it’s the perfect way to load up the kids with extra veggies, too!

We crave new and fun foods in our house. Maybe we’re a family of foodies, or maybe we just like to try new and exciting things. I really like this easy nugget recipe because the main ingredient is chickpeas and the kids literally have no idea.

It’s not that I’m trying to trick them, but let’s be honest. Getting the kids to eat more food with veggies is probably a daily struggle for most of us. Thankfully there are recipes like this Chickpea Nuggets that make this one less battle to have to fight.

Once the kids gobble them all down, it’s up to you to tell them that they’re just ate simple gluten-free chickpea nuggets. I say some things are just better left unsaid! Make sure to check out my Gluten-free Thanksgiving Recipes for even more yummy options.

How do you get rid of excess water from the shredded zucchini?

You’ll be amazed at how much water zucchini holds! Once you shred the zucchini, you need to get rid of as much of the water as possible. For this baking hack, I typically placed shredded zucchini in a paper towel give it a good squeeze and drain it out, which gets rid of a lot of it quickly.

What dipping sauces go well with chickpea nuggets?

This is all up to you and your dipping preferences! If you want a dip, get that sauce. Just be sure that whatever dip you’re using is gluten-free as well.

Some dips that people use include:

ketchup
ranch
hot mustard
salsa
honey mustard

And those are just a few. You can even make a combination dip of all your favorite flavors or eat it without a dip and enjoy them as is.

Tips for Making these Chickpea Nuggets

Even though this recipe is pretty simple to do, there is one tip to keep in mind as you’re making it.

The mixture is going to be wet and sticky, so be sure to wet your hands down if it’s sticking to your hands while you’re forming them. This will make it less sticky and easier to handle.

Gluten-Free Veggie Nuggets

I think that you’ll find that once you make this simple nugget recipe, you’re going to put it on your meal planning radar asap to have it again.

Ingredients

To make nuggets at home, you’ll need to gather up the short list of ingredients to get started.

1 15 oz can chickpeas, drained
½ cup shredded zucchini
½ cup shredded carrot
2 green onions, sliced
1 teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon dried parsley
¼ teaspoon garlic powder
¼ teaspoon onion powder
¼ teaspoon paprika
½ cup panko or breadcrumbs (use gluten-free if necessary)
2 large eggs

Additional optional spices include black paper or Italian seasoning.

Veggie Loaded Chickpea Nuggets

Author: Thena Reading-Franssen

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This simple recipe for chickpea nuggets is the best! Fast, easy, and gluten-free!

Ingredients

Scale

1 15 oz can chickpeas, drained
½ cup shredded zucchini
½ cup shredded carrot
2 green onions, sliced
1 teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon dried parsley
¼ teaspoon garlic powder
¼ teaspoon onion powder
¼ teaspoon paprika
½ cup bread crumbs (use gluten free if necessary)
2 large eggs

Instructions

Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Place a piece of parchment paper on a large baking sheet and set aside.
Place shredded zucchini in a paper towel or clean dish towel and squeeze over a bowl to remove as much liquid as possible.
Place zucchini and all remaining ingredients in a food processor or blender. Pulse to combine until the texture forms a dough.
Using a measuring tablespoon, scoop out your chickpea mixture and roll it into a ball before flattening and shaping it into nuggets. Place nuggets into preheated oven and bake for 24-27 minutes, flipping halfway through to lightly brown both sides.
Once golden brown, allow nuggets to cool for 5 minutes before serving with your favorite dipping sauce.

Notes

The mixture is wet and sticky, so be sure to wet your hands if it is sticking to them too much while forming the nuggets.

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Directions to make Gluten-Free Veggie Chickpea Nuggets

Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Place a piece of parchment paper on a large baking sheet and set aside.

Place shredded zucchini in a paper towel or clean dish towel and squeeze over a bowl to remove as much liquid as possible.

Place zucchini and all remaining ingredients in a food processor or blender.

Pulse to combine. Blend until the texture forms a dough.

Using a measuring tablespoon, scoop out the mixture and roll it into a ball before flattening and shaping your chickpea mixture into nuggets. Place nuggets into the preheated oven and bake for 24-27 minutes, flipping halfway through to lightly brown both sides.

Once the outside of the nuggets are golden-brown, allow nuggets to cool for 5 minutes before serving with your favorite dipping sauces.

Can I freeze Veggie Chickpea Nuggets?

It’s very easy to prep this recipe ahead and freeze any leftover vegan chicken nuggets. Simply store in an airtight freezer bag.

When you are ready to eat, recook the nuggets on a baking tray in the oven as you did before – 400 degrees, 24 to 27 minutes. You also can place your frozen vegan nuggets in the microwave. Arrange spread out as far as possible on a microwave safe plate. Heat 2 to 3 minutes depending on how many nuggets you have on a plate.

What do I serve with Chickpea Nuggets?

Diced potatoes, French fries or fitters are all great sides for nuggets. Using left over zucchini, you could even make these easy veggie fritters and get loads of veggie goodness in your kids. They will never know how healthy their lunch/dinner is!

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Camping Scavenger Hunt: Fun Activity for Your Next Trip

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October 19, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Games, Instagram, Kids, Parenting, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media Leave a Comment

Looking for an adventure on your camping trip? Print out this camping scavenger hunt printable set for a fun activity for families with kids of all ages!

For those of you who enjoy a little bit of adventure on your camping trips, we have the perfect game for you: Camping Scavenger Hunt! This activity will help break up the monotony of a campout and give everyone something to do.

We’ve included some printables that can be used as clues in our scavenger hunt, as well as some riddles that may stump you along the way – but they’re all great fun. The best part is that this game can be adjusted to suit any age group or skill level, so it’s perfect for families with children of varying ages!

How to plan a camping scavenger hunt

Before the camping trip

Download and print out the camping scavenger hunt printables on cardstock.
Look over the clue cards and decide which ones work best for your group or family. Don’t forget to consider your location and what’s available where you’ll be camping.
Plan which order you want the treasure hunt riddles to be in according to your campsite, then add the number to the back of the clues.
On the clues and answers page, make a mark through any clues you don’t end up using so there’s no confusion later.
Print out however many “do not touch” labels you need on computer paper or adhesive label paper.
Attach the labels to the flat side of envelopes, setting clue one aside.

When you arrive at the campsite

Once you get to the campsite, double check your riddles and locations so setting up the game is quick and easy. You’ll want to take something like thin nails and a small hammer or even thumbtacks and tape that won’t leave residue to attach the clues to various surfaces.

It’s important to remove the tape, nails or tacks after the game is over so you can leave nature the way you found it.

Camping scavenger hunt rules

Read the first clue off and encourage the group to solve the scavenger hunt riddles together.

Once the riddle is solved, the group should head to the location(s) they think the clues are pointing to. When the group finds a clue, read it aloud, work to solve it together, then move on to solving the next one until they are done and the last envelope is found.

When you’re done hunting for treasures, take down any cards you haven’t used (or that weren’t found) so other campers don’t find them by accident and spend too much time trying to figure out what they are.

More fun camping activities

If you need more activities after your group completes the scavenger hunt, there are plenty of other activities for your next camping trip!

Sing campfire songs: Make up silly lyrics to some old favorites
Make s’mores: I mean, if you don’t make s’mores on a camping trip, did you really even camp?
Night Hide and Seek: When the sun goes down and the night sky appears, play Flashlight Tag
Photos: Take photos of your group on each day and post them on social media using #campingselfie. You may want to take pictures during the adventure as well that can be used later for scrapbooking adventures together – what’s more fun than looking back at how much fun you had when it was over?
Camping Journal: Make a camping journal for the kids on the trip to keep fun notes in, draw things they see, and write about their favorite moments.

Camping Themed Scavenger Hunt Printable

Download our outdoor scavenger hunt riddles for kids. This Camping Treasure hunt includes 20 camping riddles to go on an adventure when camping outdoors. Easy to read scavenger hunt clues will lead the kids all around the camp.

In our camping games kit, we included a “stop, please do not touch this clue” note to keep your clues safe if doing this treasure hunt in a public campsite.

What you get with purchase:

20 Camping Themed Scavenger Hunt Riddles for Kids PDF Instant Download
Camping Scavenger Hunt Riddles Answer Key
“Stop! Please don’t touch this clue” notes for public scavenger hunts outdoors

I hope you enjoyed these fun ideas and planning your group’s camping scavenger hunt. We have more camping games and printables you can use to make more fun memories while you’re enjoying nature

20 Camping Scavenger Hunt Clues Printable

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More Camping Ideas

Going camping? You will love these Camping Games! Thirteen fun outdoor games for kids that include many items found at the campsite for supplies. Pin to Pinterest.

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How to Throw a Lego Birthday Party: Ideas That Won’t Suck

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October 18, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Birthday, Facebook, Games, Instagram, Kids, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media Leave a Comment

Throwing a kids’ birthday party can be stressful. Some things are supposed to be fun, but not when it comes to birthday parties. Here are some fun ideas that just might not suck. Everything is awesome with these fun LEGO Party Ideas. Enjoy LEGO Cakes, party décor, games, activities and more.

Is your child obsessed with Legos, scattering bricks everywhere as they build and create for hours? Are you looking for some creative ways to throw your kid a Lego-themed birthday party? You’ve come to the right place.

These 25 Lego birthday party ideas include everything from cake decorating ideas to games and favors, so there is something for everyone. Plus, they are all easy on the budget! You’ll be surprised at the super easy, affordable, and creative Lego party tips and tricks we’ve found.

These party ideas are sure to impress and delight any Lego lover!

First, let’s start with some amazing cakes with the brick or mini-figure theme.

Lego Birthday Cake Ideas

What could be more classic than the Lego bricks themselves? This brick cake looks just like the blocks and will be a huge hit at your Lego birthday party. Make the frosting any color you’d like, or create a couple of smaller cakes to make bricks in different colors. This cake is made with boxed cake mixes, which saves time preparing for the big day. | In Katrina’s Kitchen

Capture the look of Lego mini-figures in this fun Lego head cake. The fun thing about it is that you can give the head any expression you’d like! It’s easier than it looks to put together; it just requires some patience and time. She recommends using pre-colored fondant to get the bright yellow look. | Ashlee Marie

Really wow your party guests with this incredible Lego block cake that’s covered in colorful bricks and has a fun block design inside the cake as well. This is another cake that uses boxed cake mix to simplify things, which is terrific. Making the blocked colors inside is simple with a checkerboard cake pan set. | Pink When

Finally, if you’re more of a cupcake person, it couldn’t get simpler than these fun and easy Lego cupcakes with a candy melt brick on top. You can make them any color you’d like and put a bunch of cupcakes together in less than an hour. It’s the perfect idea for last-minute party planners. | Love from the Oven

Lego Party Food Ideas

Make some Lego cheese and crackers for a quick snack. They’re inexpensive to make, and kids will love them. All you need are crackers, cheese, and a small fondant cutter or knife to cut the circles. Easy peasy! | Tonya Staab

Want a healthy snack at your party? Look no further than these Lego frozen yogurt bricks made with fresh strawberries, blueberries, yogurt, and honey. Parents will be thankful to have one less sugary item available! | Surviving a Teacher’s Salary

Turn ordinary marshmallows into fun yellow Lego head marshmallow pops! Grab regular marshmallows, mini marshmallows, yellow candy melts, and lollipop sticks to get started on this simple tutorial for LEGO cake pops. They make great snacks for the party, adorable LEGO cake toppers or favors for after. | Savoring the Good

Serve up some yummy Lego brownies at the dessert table. Use brownie mix or grab a box or two of the Little Debbie brownies to put them together faster. | In the Kids Kitchen

Lego sandwiches are a breeze to make, too. Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are popular with kids, but you can do the same thing with deli meat and cheese or even veggie sandwiches if you prefer. Just add the bread circles on top to make them look like bricks. They’d be a great addition to kids’ lunchboxes during the school year, too. | In the Playroom

You can never go wrong with Rice Krispie treats. These Lego Rice Krispie treats are so colorful and fun. Just top your usual recipe with the colorful icing and matching M&Ms to make the bricks. Gel food coloring yields the brightest colors, so make sure you grab gel instead of liquid food coloring. | The Soccer Mom Blog

These Lego cookies look scrumptious, and they’re made from scratch, so you know they’re extra yummy. However, you can probably recreate the idea with pre-made cookie dough and royal icing. | For Modern Kids

Who says you shouldn’t play with your food? These Lego build and play Jello snacks were meant for fun! Make them in all kinds of fruity flavors, and the kids can stick them high while enjoying a jiggly snack. | Passion for Savings

Lego Party Décor

For easy party décor, recycle your corn starch canisters to make some cute Lego heads with different faces. Since they’re already the perfect shade of yellow, there’s no painting involved. Just draw on the different facial expressions, and you’re good to go. Better yet, your kids can use these jars to store their Legos even after the party is over. | Organized 31

Build some of your décor out of Legos! It’s such a clever idea. You don’t have to think big… small items like building your own utensil and napkin holder can pack a big visual impact. To keep it permanently secure, add some hot glue and use forever to hold utensils, napkins or even future LEGO supplies. | Artsy-Fartsy Mama

Make giant Lego “bricks” with boxes, wrapping paper, and construction paper. You can also create Lego faces by drawing faces on yellow balloons. Both of these ideas are super easy and inexpensive, perhaps check out the Dollar Tree for your decorations! | Desert Chica

Create a Lego bricks garland using construction paper, tape, a hole punch, and some string. How easy is that DIY LEGO banner? It’s a great way to create colorful party décor without a lot of effort. | A Crafty Spoonful

Lego Party Favors

Our Lego travel case makes an excellent party favor, and they’re not very expensive to put together. Just use discount pencil boxes and Lego tape along with some bricks inside, and you’ve got a fun activity that kids can take on the go and enjoy long after the party is over. | Frugal Coupon Living

Upcycle all your old broken crayons to make some fun Lego man crayons! Talk about inexpensive favors! Aside from purchasing the mold, the little LEGO crayons would be free! Everyone has their own minifigure to go. You can also use the mold to make chocolate Lego figures, too. | Mama Smiles

Use some bricks and colorful yarn to make Lego friendship bracelets for all the party guests. The kids can help make them, but they’ll need an adult to drill the holes in the bricks to run the yarn through. | Kids Activities

Lego Party Games and Activities

Download and print our LEGO Party games. Using many common supplies found around the house, including a lot of LEGO theme building bricks, enjoy twelve party games. Play these printable LEGO minute to win it games, relay races, LEGO building challenges and more.

Every party needs some photo props to make pictures a little more fun! Making LEGO head photo props is super easy following this tutorial. | Moms and Crafters

For another LEGO party activity, kids will get a kick out of playing Pin the Head on the Lego Dude. It’s a free printable that you can grab for the party and set up in no time. You can use just paper and tape, but if you want the kids to be able to play this over and over, add Velcro tape to the backs of the Lego heads, and place the body on a large piece of felt. That way, it’ll be easy for kids to stick the head on while they’re blindfolded. | Paper Trail Design

Play a game of Lego ball toss to keep the kids entertained! Just cut two or three holes in the top of a painted box for the kids to toss tennis balls into. It’s easy enough for all ages to play, as you can adjust for age by putting the younger kids closer and the older kids further back. Check out the other party ideas here, too. This blogger threw a Lego party for just $17! | Sweet Frugal Life

Set up this Lego race track before the party, and let the kids build their own cars out of bricks and accessories. Then, put those cars to the speed test on the race track. The kids are sure to play this game over and over. | Tonya Staab

This Lego bean bag toss is another fun game the kids can play. This game board is made from a box, and you can make simple bean bags using felt. You don’t need to be a pro at stitching to sew simple bean bags, but you could even use fabric glue if you prefer. | East Coast Mommy

It just wouldn’t be a Lego party without a building challenge, would it? Grab this printable challenge and build a spinner out of Lego pieces to make it extra fun. Give it a spin, set a timer, and see who can build the challenge item the fastest (or the best). | Artsy-Fartsy Mama

We hope you find these suggestions helpful as you plan your child’s next birthday bash.

Speaking of LEGOs, if you have a LEGO fan, take a look at these LEGO Hacks for the home. Pin to Pinterest.

I’ve not learned how to get my kids to stop growing. Because of this, it feels as though I am planning birthday parties all the time. Looking for more Birthday Party Ideas. We have them – parties for toddlers, for boys, for girls, for teens and more!

Enjoy Themed Party Ideas for Kids, Adults, and Families.

You can keep parties small or even celebrate small celebrations every six months. Take a look at these…

Cheers to another year!

Shocktails Printable Halloween Bottle Labels for 2-Liter Soda

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October 18, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Halloween, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media 8 Comments

Halloween is just around the corner and these printable labels offer a fresh and creative way to dress up beverages and food for both parties and trick-or-treaters. Learn how to customize and print spooky 2-liter Halloween Bottle Labels. Instantly download these October Halloween party printables and add character to any party.

Halloween Shocktails Bottle Labels for 2-Liter Soda

We are ready for cooler temperatures, falling leaves, pumpkins and all things spooky. It’s hard to believe how fast the year is going and that Halloween is just around the corner. We wanted to share with you this adorable printable when planning your classroom party, home party, or whatever festive event you have going on for Fall. When planning your menu, be sure to save this tasty Halloween Jalapeño Popper Mummies recipe. We promise you will love them!

The labels below come in one size paper, legal size which is 8.5 x 14 inch paper.

You can save these and print from your own computer or we give you step by step directions to save and print at Staples Copy Center. I personally find it more affordable to print at the copy center because I don’t have this paper and I save on printer ink.

When planning your festivities, consider adding a felt board. Felt boards can say so much and add the perfect touch of Halloween Party Décor.

We love this one “If one door closes and another door opens… your house is probably haunted!” Also take a look at all of our felt board quotes for all occasions (not only for Halloween decorating.)

DIY Halloween Labels for Drinks

If hosting a Halloween party this October, you need these printable Halloween Drink Labels. They are a perfect complement to any spooky bash, transforming ordinary 2-liter soda bottles to a spook-tacular potion!

For these Halloween beverage labels, we used Dr. Pepper, Orange Soda, Cherry 7-Up, and Mountain Dew but you may adapt to your own drinks for Halloween.

Supplies

Four Soda Bottles – We picked up Dr. Pepper, Orange Soda, Cherry 7-Up, and Mountain Dew
Printer Ink
8.5 x 14 Legal printer paper (Amazon has a great price)
Halloween Drink Labels

My goal for picking our soda bottles was looking for strong colors, flavors the kids would drink and bottle caps that fit the Halloween theme.

Instructions

Once you print your Halloween Labels, it’s very easy to wrap the bottle.

First, you can use scissors to trim off any printer paper that doesn’t have color.

Next take off the existing 2-liter bottle label. If you are not using cardstock, the label will show through the printable paper.

Take your bottle label and wrap it around the bottle. Use hot glue or tape to secure in place.

Then your done. Such easy Halloween party décor and such a fun addition to your tablescape with Halloween party food!

Can I use sticker paper on my Halloween Bottle Labels?

Yes, you can substitute your 8.5 x 14 printer paper for sticker paper (on Amazon) or even for cardstock. Just stick with the legal paper size.

Halloween Drink Labels

Halloween bottle labels include push pin doll, rat, vampire and zombie brew labels. Turn a soda bottle into a tasty Halloween drink – forget the cocktails, add the shocktails!

Truth Serum Halloween Drink Label

Zombie Virus Halloween Drink Label

Vampire Bite Halloween Drink Label

Rat Poison Halloween Drink Label

To get your Halloween Drink Labels, pick them all up at a discount now!

Halloween Drink Labels Printable

DIY Halloween Potion Bottles

In addition to printable Halloween labels for drinks, you can make your own Halloween Decorations. DIY projects make very affordable Halloween décor. To make this Halloween Potion Jar Label you need upcycled bottles, spray paint, twine and permanent markers. You likely have many of these craft supply items in your home and anything you don’t have you can find at the dollar store.

Distress the bottle with spray paint and accents. For another brilliant idea, consider using hot glue to give the bottle texture and 3-d effects. You can paint over the dried glue. Also pull some outside elements like dried moss.

Other supplies to include are glass jars. glitter, cork and more. To finish, label your potion bottles with unique names like witch’s brew, snake venom, snail salvia, dragonfly wings and more.

Read more about how to make this Easy Halloween Potion bottle.

Free Printables for Halloween

We love sharing free printables for Halloween too! One of our favorites is the You’ve Been Boo-ed and We’ve Been Boo-ed printable. It’s such a cute and unique way to spread Halloween fun through the neighborhood.

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I am happy to share printables. When sharing with others, please lead them to my website instead of emailing them the file(s).Thanks for visiting and thanks for sharing with others!

I like to order my prints at Staples. It saves on ink and is only a few short miles from my home. I pick-up at the store, but of course you can upload them online and then have them shipped to your home.

To Order Your Printables at Staples*:

Download all your images from this post. Each bottle label has it’s own PDF so you will have four files to download. (Please note these images are for personal use only and cannot be sold or used for commercial use.)
Sign in or create a Staples account on their print service page.
Return to Staples print service page.
Go to Start Project.
Go to Documents Printing.
Select the Buy Now Button under color.
On the left column, select add files.
Add your four files (Truth Serum PDF, Zombie Virus PDF, Vampire Bite PDF and Rat Poison PDF).
Select upload.
Select done.
Give your job a name.
Make sure your project is single sided. The orientation should be landscape.
Change your media to legal 8.5 x 14.
Select add to cart.
Proceed to checkout. My total was $2.48 for four prints. You can choose to ship to your home or to pick up at your local store. Pay online and show your invoice when you pick up (I just show the order number on my phone at pick-up.) The order invoice will arrive in your email inbox.
Enjoy!

One thing that is true about this website is we love printables. We love to find them, we love to give them! Since you are preparing for Halloween, make sure to save this post to Pinterest – 31 FREE Halloween Printables. Pin to Pinterest on your Halloween Board.

Also look at these Halloween Hacks and Tips – so many creative ideas for your home decor. Pin to your Halloween Pinterest Board.

Take a look at these Boo-tiful Porch Halloween Ideas and Patio Inspiration. Pin to Pinterest on Your Halloween and/or Home Boards.

We had fun with these 31 Inspiring Halloween Mantles and Tablescapes. Pin to Pinterest on Your Halloween and/or Home Boards.

Original date of publication: September 1, 2018.

Glamping Tips for the Ultimate Camping Experience

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October 12, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media, Travel Leave a Comment

Love the idea of a relaxing weekend in nature but enjoy the comforts of home? Plan your perfect experience with our best glamping tips, glamping checklist and planning journal!

You’re a camping enthusiast, but you don’t want to be roughing it. The solution? Glamping! Glamping is the newest trend in luxury camping, and it’s taking the world by storm. It combines glamour with a little bit of roughing it to create an experience that can’t be found anywhere else.

In this blog post, we will discuss everything you need to know before heading out to the great outdoors on your next glamping trip – from what kind of equipment you’ll need to how best to pack for your adventure. We even have a glamping printable to help you plan your perfect trip!

What is glamping?

Glamping is short for “glamorous camping.” It’s a way to have the best of both worlds: explore nature while still feeling like you’re home. Imagine waking up in your luxury tent, hiking through beautiful scenery and then returning back to it at night. Glamping can happen anywhere – from tents on beaches or riverbanks to yurts in forests!

Glamping vs. camping

A camper will be happy with sleeping on the ground without any luxuries whatsoever – while a “glampers,” by comparison, would expect an air mattress at the very least!

Glamping is different from traditional camping in that it’s a more luxurious experience. Often, glampsites will include amenities like fire pits, heated tents and even butlers to help you get settled!

Glamps are always prepared for everything because they know what it takes to create this experience of being out in nature but still feeling like home.

What does glamping mean?

The word “glamp” comes from glamorous campers who would set up their sites with all sorts of amenities that are usually found indoors such as beds, couches and rugs. The world of glamping includes everything from staying in a gorgeous cabin to the perfect glamping tent.

How to pick a glamping tent

If you’re interested in keeping your experience having all of the comforts while still being close with nature, you’ll want a tent that serves your needs. But what should you look for?

Before choosing your tent, think about where you want to go glamping and how much space you need for the items you want to have on hand. Most glamping trips include air mattresses, so take that into consideration as well.

How to go glamping

In our printable glamping packet you’ll have not only glamping ideas, but glamping tips, and plenty of space to make note of everything you need for your ultimate camping experience.

So what makes a glamping trip amazing? Plan your best trip with these glamping tips:

Get a good night’s sleep- Make your sleeping quarters into a luxurious place to relax and get the rest you need. Instead of a sleeping bag, enjoy a comfortable bed and soft bedding.
Eat great food- No hot dogs on a stick will do for your DIY glamping trip! Plan out meals that are delicious and celebrate your mini vacay!
Stay organized- The most important way to make sure things go smoothly is to do the prep work and planning ahead of time with our planning packet that includes a glamping checklist.
Stay entertained- Plan relaxing, fun activities that will help you and you’re camping buddies enjoy nature while also sipping on a nice glass of rose!

Glamping Checklist Printable

If all of these sound like a lot, you’ll love the 4 page Glamping printable packet that will guide you and help you plan your best trip with easy DIY glamping ideas and a glamping packing list!

Included in the Glamping Printable Bundle

Glamping Tips
Glamping Checklist
Glamping Planner

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I hope you enjoyed our best glamping tips and learned how easy it is to combine comfort and adventure. Happy glamping, friends!

Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your glamping experiences. Leave a comment of your glamping accommodations here on Pinterest!

From national parks to backyard camping, whatever your destination, take a look at these Glamping Ideas for the Girls. Pin to Pinterest.

From traditional to luxury, under the night sky stars or under the fairy nights, these Overnight Camping ideas are for everyone and also include a camping packing list! Pin to Pinterest.

Camping tents, tree houses or glamping accommodations with private bathrooms these Summer Camp Hacks and Tips are perfect for the kids. Pin to Pinterest.

16 Fun Thanksgiving Minute to Win it Games

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October 10, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Games, Instagram, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media, Thanksgiving Leave a Comment

Join the fun with these Thanksgiving-themed minute to win it games. Thanksgiving games that are fun to watch, easy to play, & inspired by America’s beloved holiday. Perfect for classroom parties, Thanksgiving gatherings or use as a Friendsgiving idea.

Thanksgiving is a time of year for reflection and family gatherings and, of course, fall means fun – right?! In the spirit of the holiday, when gathering with family and friends, have your home full of Thanksgiving activities and ideas everyone will love and remember.

What are some Thanksgiving Activities?

Thanksgiving always brings out the fall family traditions. Thanksgiving day activities can include and outdoor nature walk, watching the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, playing football, sharing in the gratitude game and baking Thanksgiving dinner. If you are looking to change up the traditional activities, introduce something out of the norm like 60 second challenges, aka Thanksgiving Minute to Win it Games.

How to you Play Minute to Win it Games?

There are a number of ways to play minute to win it games but one thing that remains the same is the time. Each game is only 60 seconds long keeping things moving along and constant activity and motion. To play minute to win it games, first establish teams so you can quickly tally up points and find the true winner of the Minute to Win it Turkey Bowl.

Individual Players: When players play individual they are constantly adding points to their own score. Points are awarded for being the quickest to finish a task or completing the game within 60 seconds. At the end, calculate each players total points.
Two – Three Person Groups: You can also calculate points by establishing two to three player groups at the beginning of the game. Teammates work together to complete tasks and add points to their groups total to be declared the winners.
Teams: For a gathering, you can split all players up into larger teams. Not each player will participate in each activity but rather a member from their team will work to accomplish a 60 second challenge.

If you find yourself with extra time in the friendsgiving gathering or thanksgiving party, repeat games as needed. This will allow more players opportunities to try out the different Minute to Win it Games for Thanksgiving.

Lets be real, who doesn’t love Thanksgiving and a good Minute to Win it challenge… that’s why we created these fun games for Thanksgiving.

How fast can you turkey legs take you to victory?

Fun Thanksgiving Minute to Win it Games

Here are the most popular Minute To Win It Thanksgiving games. Grab your timer and go ahead give them a try in the classroom, for a Thanksgiving, or grab the entire family and play before the Thanksgiving feast.

Acorn Blow

Using a straw (or turkey baster), blow your acorn to the end of the table and get it to fall in the basket or bucket. Continue this activity until your minute is up!

Harvest the Fields

Using chopsticks, how fast can you move beans from one container to the next?

Pass the Salt

This might be consider a complicated game. Balance the salt and paper jars on a yardstick and carry them from one set of chairs to the next. Concentration and balance are key!

Keep it Up

Can you keep up light weight turkey feathers? You have 60 seconds to keep them off the ground and flying in the air. Optional: substitute for with balloons.

Pie Face

Have you tried eating pumpkin pie without a fork. How about without your hands. Race to eat the pie the fastest in this fun Thanksgiving game challenge.

Johnny Applestack

Can you balance five apples on top of each other. Get this task completed in one minute. Bonus points for those stacks that stay up the longest.

Don’t Spill the Corn

Using your mouth and a spoon, transfer candy corn from one bowl to the next on the other side of the room. Careful you don’t spill the corn.

Make Like a Tree

Standing on a chair, drop fall leaves into the basket below one at a time. Make sure they don’t land elsewhere.

Potato Roll

Just like a classic Easter game, grab a sweet potato and get ready to roll. Use your nose to race to the finish line with your potato (or yam). No hands please!

Pumpkin Ring Toss

This traditional game stays the same only play with rope and pumpkins.

Berry Sticky

Can you get the corn to stick to the cranberry sauce? It’s harder than it sounds.

Pantyhouse Bowling

This is a hilarious game. Go bowling with mini pumpkins… attached to your head…. with a pair of panty house. Every player needs a turn with this classic game twisted into something so much better!

Suck It Up

In this 60 second traditional game, see how fast you can move the candy corn from one plate to the next using only your mouth and a straw.

Shake Your Tail Feather

Only a kid that went to college in the early 2000s, would appreciate the name of this fun game. Turn off the volume and shake your tail feather. Try to be the fastest to get all the pink pong balls (or feathers) out of a tissue box, tied to your waist with masking tape.

Cheese Ball Toss

Have lots of fun pegging your teammate with cheeseballs. Team that gets the most cheese balls stuck to their whipping cream teammate’s face, wins the game.

Pumpkin Pie

You might have a whipped cream face after digging for candy corns in this pie. Who can get the most candies pulled from their pie using only their mouth.

Minute to Win It Games Printable

Each of the 16 Thanksgiving Minute Games printable includes instructions plus a supply list. These are the best and our favorite family approved minute to win it games for adults or kids. Use for a family game night, friendsgiving, classroom party or family thanksgiving celebration.

Thanksgiving Minute to Win it Games Printable

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More Thanksgiving Games

Stray from board games and a game of football, also enjoy these games for Thanksgiving including printable Thanksgiving party games, Pin the Tail on the Turkey, Thanksgiving Charades, Roll a Turkey, Thanksgiving Bingo and more! Pin to Pinterest.

Instead of a turkey hunt, take your kids on a Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt. Find a small prize along the way or one big treat at the end of the treasure hunt.

Also enjoy this selection of DIY Minute to Win it Games. Themed 60 second games for the entire year.

Enjoy summer, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and more seasonal themed Minute to Win it games.

Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your final craft. Leave a comment and/or add a photo here on Pinterest!

Gathering with friends. These Friendsgiving Thanksgiving Ideas are great for attending or hosting. Pin to Pinterest.

The Best Thanksgiving Games for Family & Friends

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October 9, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Baby, Facebook, Games, Instagram, Kids, Parenting, Party, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media, Thanksgiving Leave a Comment

Enjoy these fun Thanksgiving Games with family and friends. Some of the best Thanksgiving party games for a Friendsgiving, classroom party, or as new fall family traditions.

There is something about cooler weather and the first leave to fall that makes me want to bring all the family tradition out. From fall festivals, picking apples, carving pumpkins, and hosting friends and family.

What do kids do at Thanksgiving?

Thanksgiving is full of fall traditions that are very exciting for kids. From baking pumpkin pie to watching football, creating Thanksgiving crafts to viewing the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade, there are many activities and family traditions that kids and patriciate in.

Prepare activities for your next Thanksgiving with the kids in mind. Of course a family game night (or even a family game day) is a bit out of the norm on Thanksgiving. However, if you are looking to bring a fun thanksgiving activities for adults, kids, family and friends, take a look at these unique Thanksgiving Party Games that will create some amazing memories.

What are some games for a Thanksgiving party?

If you are looking for a list of activities to keep your guests entertained, take a look at these fun Thanksgiving party game ideas. Twelve of the best thanksgiving games for kids and adults that aren’t bingo, board games or football. Use for a Thanksgiving classroom party, for hosting a friendsgiving or add as a new family tradition for the fall.

Bobbing for Apples

In this traditional thanksgiving game, players try to grab an apple out of a bucket of water using only their mouth. This can be twisted into a similar game by typing apples on a string keeping everyone from sharing germs.

Turkey Leg Ring Toss

Similar to ring toss, see how many rings you can get on the turkey legs. For a night game, add glow in the dark necklaces as your rings.

Turkey Leg Hunt

Similar to an Easter egg hunt, only seekers are finding the turkey legs. Easy to make. Lots of fun included.

Gobble. Gobble. Eat

This Thanksgiving dinner game requires you to be on your feet while eating. Okay, you actually take a seat but you better be paying attention!

Candy Corn Pyramid Toss

In this minute to win it challenge, see how many candy corns you can score in 60 seconds!

Turkey Bowling

Grab your pumpkins and let’s go bowling. Fun as an outdoor or backyard Thanksgiving game.

Turkey Waddle Relay

Thanksgiving requires outdoor games that don’t include football. ~~Run~~ waddle your way to the finish line in this Thanksgiving relay race.

Pumpkin Drop

More waddling required in this relay race that add miniature pumpkins. Shake your tail feather as you go!

Pumpkin Roll

Just like the Easter egg roll classic game, only with pumpkins. Roll your way to the finish line in this Thanksgiving day race.

Candy Corn Search

Get messy in this whipped cream pie tin game. See if you can be the first to find all the candy corn in this Thanksgiving Minute to Win it Game.

Roll on Relay

Using your nose, get ready for laughter and squeals in this race against two players.

Printable Games for Thanksgiving

Don’t waddle, run and download these twelve Thanksgiving games printable that keep the party lively and the guests laughing. This Thanksgiving printable PDF includes instructions and a supply list.

Playing these unique and creative games will create ice breakers, deeper friendships and bring plenty of laughter. Appropriate for ages kids to adults!

Thanksgiving Games Printable PDF

Thanksgiving Charades Cards

Have you played charades? Charades is an excellent party game for adults and kids. In this word guessing game, one player acts out the word phrase while the rest of the group guesses. Try to act out some of these Thanksgiving themed charades cards including pumpkin pie, potluck, cranberries and more.

If you are not ready to buy our Thanksgiving family games, download our free Thanksgiving printables including these free Thanksgiving Charades Cards.

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If you like this free thanksgiving game printable, consider revisiting the store for the Thanksgiving Party Games and take your fall party to the next level by adding in 12 more incredible Thanksgiving party game ideas.

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I am happy to share printables. When sharing with others, please lead them to my website instead of emailing them the file(s).Thanks for visiting and thanks for sharing with others!

Don’t have a printer? You an print at your local print shop or your Staples Printing Center. Watch this video for how I print my PDF documents at Staples.

More Games for Thanksgiving

The are a wide range of Thanksgiving games for family, kiddos and adults. Take a look at some of these other fun Thanksgiving game ideas that aren’t football!

Use as Thanksgiving games for kids for a classroom party, get creative and bring these as fun activities for Friendsgiving, or create new and exciting Family Traditions this Fall.

Also download our Thanksgiving Minute to Win it Games. Teammates will race to complete 60 second challenges to be declared the Turkey Bowl Champion.

Gather a few supplies likely already in your home including Turkey feathers, googly eyes, timer, dice, construction paper, plastic cups, sweet potatoes, pom poms, tissue box, clothespins and more.

Other games to consider are Thanksgiving Bingo, Thanksgiving Scattergories, Thanksgiving Mad Libs and more.

These fun games are sure to build up an appetite so you can Sit and enjoy your Thanksgiving feast! Enjoy.

Get crafty too. These fun Thanksgiving Crafts for Kids can be done in the classroom or at home. Pin to Pinterest.

Now that you have the Thanksgiving entertainment planned, focus on the table! Look a look at this beautiful Thanksgiving Table Décor. Pin to Pinterest.

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What is glamping?

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Fun Thanksgiving Minute to Win it Games

Acorn Blow

Harvest the Fields

Pass the Salt

Keep it Up

Pie Face

Johnny Applestack

Don’t Spill the Corn

Make Like a Tree

Potato Roll

Pumpkin Ring Toss

Berry Sticky

Pantyhouse Bowling

Suck It Up

Shake Your Tail Feather

Cheese Ball Toss

Pumpkin Pie

Minute to Win It Games Printable

Free Printables

How to Print at Staples

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