by Evelyn Trimborn, Carolyn Stone and Erin Kennedy
Halloween can be an exciting time of year for children and adults alike, but you might already be dreading the date as you wonder how you are ever going to make your budget stretch to costumes, decorations and special treats such as candy, party foods and desserts. The good news is that by planning ahead, you can have a frugal but fun Halloween everyone in the family will love.
In this guide, you will discover a range of Halloween activities and recipes you can use as-is, or adapt to suit your own family’s budget, ages and interests. With a bit of time, effort and ingenuity, you can make the most of what you already have in the house to create decorations and costumes without spending a lot, then store them safely and re-use them year after year, not just throw them away when the day is over.
If you love to celebrate the holidays but you don’t want to feel the pinch financially, this guide will teach you how to:
+Create inexpensive decorations you can make to beautify your home inside and out
+How to make your own costumes by using what you already have
+Why you need to pay special attention to toddlers’ costumes at Halloween
+Safe and fun alternatives to pumpkin carving
+Use the downloadable lists that come with this guide to stay on top of things this year and ahead of the game next year in relation to your decorating and crafts
and much more.
Halloween is becoming a bigger holiday every year, with more and more people celebrating lavishly with expensive costumes and party foods. That doesn’t mean you have to feel pressured into spending a lot. Don’t miss out on the fun. Plan ahead so your frugal festivities can include a range of options, including:
+Simple but fun and safe group activities for parties or community gatherings
+Other activities besides trick-or-treating that the whole family will love
+Great Halloween-themed or suspenseful movies suitable for your family and friends
+Halloween treats for breakfast, lunch, dinner and brunch
+Delightful desserts designed to be decorative and delicious
and much more.
Halloween can be a wonderful opportunity to celebrate and spend quality time relaxing with your family. The last thing you want to do is get stressed about money. Download this guide and learn how to:
+Decorate your home quickly and cheaply and keep the children entertained at the same time with fun Halloween arts and crafts
+Find great printables, homeschooling resources, entertainment pages and more
+Organize a holiday craft table that will keep young people occupied for hours
+Make delicious dessert recipes that will look like you spent a fortune and taste great-only you have to know that you never went to the bakery or had it catered
and more.
If your children can’t wait for Halloween but all you keep worrying about is the expense, this guide can help you get organized and stay on budget year this year, and for many years to come.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1: PLANNING A FRUGAL HALLOWEEN
CHAPTER 2: FUN FAMILY ACTIVITIES FOR HALLOWEEN
CHAPTER 3: HALLOWEEN FOR TODDLERS AND YOUNG CHILDREN
CHAPTER 4: HALLOWEEN CRAFT IDEAS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
CHAPTER 5: FAMILY FUN WITH HALLOWEEN DECORATIONS
CHAPTER 6: HALLOWEEN GROUP ACTIVITIES
CHAPTER 7: EASY AND FUN HALLOWEEN COSTUMES YOU CAN MAKE AT HOME
CHAPTER 8: HALLOWEEN MOVIES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
CHAPTER 9: FESTIVE FOOD FOR HALLOWEEN
CHAPTER 10: HOMEMADE HALLOWEEN COOKIES AND CAKES
CONCLUSION
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Erin Kennedy is the author of a dozen self-help titles for Eternal Spiral Books. She is an editor and frequent contributor to the site Guru-Goddess.com. and a contributor to Healthful-Goddess.com. Carolyn Stone is one of the main writers and editors for the popular health site Healthful-Goddess.com, and the author of over four dozen health and self-help guides. Evelyn Trimborn is one of the main writers and editors for the popular site Guru-Goddess.com.
Halloween Magic Even on a Budget - Kindle Non-Fiction
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