Halloween Decorations
Halloween decorations you can
make or buy for
the spookiest night.
Halloween Recipes
Our
cookbook filled with Halloween recipes, tasty tricks and treats.
Halloween Games Spooky Halloween games adaptable for both kid's and adults.
Halloween
Party
Halloween Party planning and
ideas
for your festivities.
Halloween
Safety
Safety
information, tips and suggestions for a safe Halloween.
101 Halloween Tips
That's right, 101 great
Halloween tips, ideas and suggestions!
Halloween Props
Spooky Special Effects and Props for
your Halloween haunt.
Pumpkin Carving
Pumpkin carving tips
for carving your Halloween Jack O' Lanterns.
Movies & Music
Suggestions for the best Halloween music and Halloween movies.
Halloween Crafts
Halloween craft ideas and instructions for lots of
Halloween fun.
High-Tech Halloween
Ghostly gadgets for your computer, cell-phone, Palm Pilot and
more!
GIANT HALLOWEEN
SIGN
Halloween Yard Sign The Winfield
Collection specializes in do-it-yourself project patterns and
has a huge selection of paper transfer templates specifically
designed for creating Halloween props, including signs.
Their giant "Halloween
Yard Card" pattern allows you to create a giant
Halloween sigh using and entire four foot by eight foot
sheet of plywood and looks
great in front of your house or as a Halloween yard decoration.
Tools
&
Materials
Sheet of Plywood
Ballpoint Pen or Stylus
Water-based
Craft Paints
Halloween
Sign Pattern
Transfer Paper
Artist
Paint Brushes
Transferring the Sign Pattern Making
this big plywood Halloween sign is very straight
forward and begins by placing a sheet of the special pattern
transfer paper onto a full sheet of plywood as
indicated in the sign pattern instructions.
Next, the pattern you want to use is laid on top of the
transfer sheet face down close to the edge of the plywood.
Lastly, you transfer the full-size pattern lines onto the plywood by tracing the pattern
with a pen,
pencil or stylus.
Painting
the Sign
To finish the project, paint the sign with the colors
as indicated in the instructions or to suite your own taste. Using
the areas and lines created by the template makes painting as
easy as “painting by numbers” and ensures your project will look
great when you’re finished.
Securing
the Sign
For our plywood Halloween sign, we just nailed a piece of
four foot long two by four on either side of the back and
mounted these posts in the ground. Or you can temporarily
attach it to your fence with nails or screws and use an
outdoor flood light to illuminate it.
The Winfield
Collection specializes in do-it-yourself project patterns and
has a huge selection of paper transfer templates specifically
designed for creating Halloween props, including signs.
Making
this big plywood Halloween sign is very straight
forward and begins by placing a sheet of the special pattern
transfer paper onto a full sheet of plywood as
indicated in the sign pattern instructions.