Hi Scribblers!

We had so much fun at the Pumpkin Festival this past weekend. With the snow, the weather was a bit of a surprise, but we still had fun getting scribbley and making crafts!

If you missed us at the event you still make your own Pumpkin themed crafts at home!

Just click on the images, download and print!

Hi Scribblers!

The past few weeks has kept us busy getting Scribbley!

Ghoulishly Fun Crafts!

We made a Ghoul Garden, a Halloween Shadowbox, a Frankenstein container, Pumpkin Garland, Pumpkin Puppets, Goodie bags and Ghoulish Goodie Bags!

If you missed any of our posts, just click on the links above and Get Scribbley!

Hi Scribblers!

Carlos and Tubber have been busy carving their pumpkins, but as usual, Eraser Man is up to his sneaky tricks!

Get Scribbley with a Jack O'Lantern

Check out what the scribblers are up to and teach your little ones about Zigzag lines! Just click on the image, download and print!

Hi Scribblers,

We are happy to announce that we will be taking part in NYC’s Pumpkin Festival next Saturday, October 29th. We will be there making pumpkin themed crafts with the kids!

Come join us in Central Park to  Get Scribbley and have fun with the pumpkins!

To whet your appetite, here is a pumpkin coloring page!

Just click on the image, download and print.

Hi Scribblers,

I hope you’ve been having fun making the crafts this week! If you are still looking for some festive decorations, we have just the craft to get you scribbling!

This Pumpkin Garland is easy to make, super cute and leaves plenty of room for your little ones to get creative with the Pumpkin faces.

Just click on the image, download, print and Get Scribbley!

Hi Scribblers!

We have more ghoulish crafts for you! So far we’ve made the Ghoul Garden, the Halloween Shadowbox, the Creepy Cupcakes and the Frankenstein Container. Today, we made Ghoulish Goodie Bags!

Ghoulish Goodie Bags!

These goodie bags are super easy to make, inspire creativity, and are fun to show off!

For these Ghoulish Goodie Bags, you will need: lunch bags, colorful construction paper, colorful acrylic paint, markers, scissors and a glue stick.

To Make:

1. Paint lunch bags with your favorite colors of acrylic paint. Don’t paint the bottom of the bag so that you can stand it up leaving the sides to dry.

2. While the paper bags are drying, draw creepy face shapes on construction paper. Try layering pieces of paper or using markers for added detail. Encourage imagination and creativity in your little ones by telling them to go wild with making silly faces!

3. Fold down the top 1″ of the bag (do not glue or tape shut) toward the back.

4. Glue pieces onto bag with a glue stick. Cover the back of the face pieces with glue and press firmly onto the bag.

5. Use the Ghoulish Goodie Bags as decoration or fill with treats for your little monsters!

Have fun and Get Scribbley!

Hi Scribblers!

Check out this Halloween Shadowbox!

One of our scribblers made this out of polymer clay. After seeing our post on the bracelet made from the clay, our scribbler decided to try something herself!

I found it really exciting that she added Jack Skellington to the scene too!

To make your own Jack Skellington, check out !

Hi Scribblers!

Pumpkins are scarce this year due to the strange weather we’ve been having. Just because pumpkins are hard to find, it doesn’t mean you can’t decorate your home!

Check out this cute Thumbkin!

Make a Thumbkin Pumpkin!

To Make:

1. Draw half inch lines across the width of orange construction paper for the pumpkin.

2. Cut out orange strips.

3. Wrap strips around your thumb.

4. Glue the end of strip to the rolled up piece to close the circle.

5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 until you have used up all the orange strips.

6. Lay out the circles side by side an arrange them into a pumpkin shape.

7. Glue the circles together.

8. Cut three half inch strips of green construction paper about 4 inches long.

9. Curl an end of each green strip around your pinky (or a pen) to make a tighter curl for the leaves.

10. Glue the three green pieces in between two of the orange circles.

11. Cut a half inch strip out of brown construction paper about 2 inces long.

12. Fold the brown strip in half to make the stem.

13. Glue the unfolded end of the brown strip in between the green strips.

14. Once everything has dried, place your Thumbkin Pumpkin somewhere as a decoration or hang in a window!

Hi Scribblers!

This time of year is the perfect time to get extra colorful with your cake and cupcake decorating!

A Cute & Creepy family of Treats!

To make these fun treats we decorated cupcakes and Oreos!

These treats are easy to make. The icing is dyed with food coloring and the embellishments were made from cut up pieces of licorice, gum drops, Mike & Ikes, and Dots!

What kinds of cute & creepy treats can you make with your little ones? These tasty snacks would be a fun way for your kids to get scribbley and have fun with their imaginations.

Bring them as gifts!

They’re great for bringing to parties too! Yumm!

Zippy and Kimmi decided to make the most of this beautiful day and go out for a sailboat ride! Do you like to sail?

You can use this silly comic to teach your little ones how to draw a triangle. How many triangles do they see in this comic?

Just click on the image, download, print and Get Scribbley!