Stay warm and cozy this Halloween season with our Chasing Mice and Pumpkin Spice Sweatshirt. Made with soft material, it's perfect for lounging and enjoying a pumpkin spice latte while cuddling with your black cat. A must-have for any Halloween lover. Fits true to size, with a slightly looser fit that will please any cat lover. Medium-heavy fabric (50% cotton, 50% polyester) to keep you warm and cozy. Comfortable crewneck. No itchy side seams. Estimated delivery: 4-7 business days. No hassle returns within 14 days. S M L XL 2XL 3XL Width, in 20.00 22.01 24.00 26.00 28.00 30.00 Length, in 27.00 28.00 29.00 30.00 31.00 32.00 Sleeve length (from center back), in 33.50 34.50 35.50 36.50 37.50 38.50
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Unleash your inner witchy charm with this Spooky Witch Coquette Halloween t-shirt. Featuring a playful and trendy design, this shirt is perfect for any Halloween lover. Made with high-quality materials, it offers comfort and style. Get yours now and cast a spell on everyone this Halloween!. Shirts are unisex fit and they fit a little loose on women. If you are looking for a tight fit, I recommend ordering a size down. if you want an oversized look go up one or two sizes.COLORS MAY APPEAR SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT FROM YOUR MONITOR TO THE ACTUAL FABRIC.
Halloween Art for plant mom, plant dad or all plant lovers! Crazy plant lady halloween poster great as gift too. Simply download, print and hang. This is a digital item. No physical product will be shipped. Digital download art prints that can be printed for over to 20+ frame sizes. An easy, affordable way to style and add your own vibe to your home or office the way you like it! You will receive 5 ratio files automatically after your purchase. <<<< What you'll be getting >>>> 5 high resolution JPG image files. Instant download of files for 5 different size ratios that will fit in over 20 different frames File #1 2:3 ratio for printing: Inches: 4x6 | 6x9 | 8x12 | 10x15 | 12x18 | 16x24 | 20x30 | 24x36 File #2 3:4 ratio for printing: Inches: 6x8 | 9x12 | 12x16 | 15x20 | 18x24 | 24x32 File #3 4:5 ratio for printing: Inches: 4x5 | 8x10 | 12x15 | 16x20 | 20x25 | 24x30 File #4 ISO (International Standard Size) for printing: A6 | A5 | A4 | A3 | A2 | A1 File #5 11x14 for printing: Inches: 11x14 >>>> How do I download my file? >>>> Instant download! You will automatically receive a link to download your files with all 5 size ratios. You can also access your downloads anytime by visiting your Etsy Profile > Purchases and Reviews. (https://www.etsy.com/your/purchases) If you checked out as a guest, you'll receive an automated email from Etsy containing your download links. Please message me if you have any problems finding or downloading your print. I shall arrange for direct delivery to you. More details here. ⑅If you would like to download directly to your phone, Open up your Etsy account in your mobile/tablet internet browser ( Safari / Google Chrome /etc). Navigate to Profile > Purchases and Reviews. The Etsy app on your mobile/tablet devices does not support download functionality. <<<< What paper should I print on? >>>> I would usually suggest printing on cardstock paper with a matte finish or white satin paper. It depends on the type of desired outcome that you may prefer. <<<< Where can I print my images? >>>> You may get them printed online through providers such as Vistaprint, Staples, CVS, Snapbox, Snapfish, Walmart, Shutterfly, Officeworks ( for Australians ). <<< How should I choose which file to print for my frame size? >>> Don't worry, each purchase comes with a download instructions on your download page - that helps you choose the correct file for your size requirement. If you still require more help, feel free to message me too! <<<< I want a file size that is not listed - what should I do? >>>> Please visit the custom listing page to change the size, color, or any other changes https://etsy.me/3r7VvnO ✧✧✧ REMINDERS ✧✧✧ •This listing is for a DIGITAL DOWNLOAD only. •NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT will be shipped and the frame is not included. •Colours may vary slightly due to different colour monitors and printers. •The fit and position of artwork for different ratios may vary slightly in order to ensure it fits perfectly to the size. •No refunds due to the nature of the instant digital download. • All artwork is Copyright of ©Musings of Mei Mei . All rights reserved. •This purchase is for PERSONAL USE ONLY, commercial use, resale and distribution is not allowed. If you have any other enquiries feel free to message me. Pair them with other halloween or autumn prints: https://etsy.me/2WkTAmb https://etsy.me/3moEyq9 I'm also on Instagram as @musingsofmeimei You can follow to know more about me and my art + calligraphy journey ⋒ Thank you for visiting MusingsOfMeiMei!
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Spice up your collection with our Halloween-themed pinup girl charms! Each charm features a classic pinup girl dressed in playful Halloween costumes, from sultry witches to flirty vampires. These charms are perfect for adding a touch of retro glamour to your accessories or as a unique gift for the Halloween lover in your life. Celebrate the season with a blend of vintage style and spooky fun. These are glass cabochon charms set into stainless steel, Silver-tone, or gold-tone base. These wonderful charms/pendants are great for making Necklaces, Bracelets, Earrings, Bookmarks, Zipper pulls, Hat Pins, Lapel Pins, Magnets, Key Tags, Purse Danglers, Crafts and so much more... The possibilities are endless with these charms so let your creativity run wild! We make these charms in three different sizes. Small (14mm) -good size for Earrings Medium (18mm) - good size for Bracelets Large ( 25mm) - good size for Necklaces CLICK ON THE STYLE# TO SEE THE CORRESPONDING IMAGE The glass Cabochon charms are NOT waterproof, so you must take them off for showering/bathing/swimming, or other activities where they may get wet.
Fall - New England Do you live in beautiful New England? Or know someone who dreams of going on an autumnal roadtrip? Or maybe you're decorating for fall and Halloween? This print would make the perfect addition to the home of any lover of the Fall season. A beautiful print showcasing what New England is best known for - the autumnal foliage! We can assure you this print really adds some cosiness to a room. This print is available as a printable digital download in multiple sizes - easy to print and easy to frame! When purchased you’ll receive 4 JPG files that are scalable to different sizes. All of my prints are 300 DPI so are very high quality! You can then print at home, with an online printing service or at your local printing shop. Sizes that can be printed are: ISO (International Standard Size): A6 / A5 / A4 / A3 / A2 / A1 2:3 ratio for: Inches: 4x6 / 6x9 / 8x12 / 10x15 / 12x18 / 16x24 / 20x30 / 24x36 Centimetres: 10x15 / 20x30 / 30x45 / 40x60 3:4 ratio for: Inches: 6x8 / 9x12 / 12x16 / 15x20 / 18x24 / 24x32 Centimetres: 15x20 / 30x40 / 45x60 4:5 ratio for: Inches: 4x5 / 8x10 / 12x15 / 16x20 / 20x25 / 24x30 Centimetres: 16x20 / 20x25 / 40x50 This can be a much more affordable way of adding lovely art to your home. Message me if you have any questions! This is a digital product, you will receive NO physical print! Personal use only please. Vector creds to Freepik. Thank you for being here :)
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Made with a comfortably balanced blend of 50% cotton and 50% polyester, the Gildan 18000B sweatshirt is the perfect choice for school, sports, and lounging with friends. Its medium-heavy fabric delivers a cozy, warm feeling while each sweatshirt runs true-to-size for a great fit. .: 50% cotton, 50% polyester.: Medium-heavy fabric (8.0 oz/yd² (271.25 g/m²)).: Loose fit.: Tear-away label
This printable dragon mask and coloring page will have any dragon lover smiling. Make a DIY dragon mask or print it off the coloring page.
John and I are waiting another year to bring back Ghostbusters for Halloween, since the new movie won't be out 'til November, and we were really banking on it to help this year's kids recognize the theme. (Seriously, the amount of kids/teens who had no idea who Stay Puft was crushed my soul.) So instead we decided on another 80s paranormal classic that absolutely none of the kids in our area will recognize: Beetlejuice. I already had Beetlejuice on the brain thanks to Universal's new haunted house and all the new Beetlejuice merch at Spirit: Halloween, but what really sealed the deal was this photo: HEART EYES. This gorgeous hand-painted Sandworm is/was in Cleveland, as featured in this 2016 news article. I fell in love with the arch especially, but the idea of storing something so large - even flat - was a deal breaker. So naturally, I wondered if we could do what we did with Stay Puft, and make the worm arch inflatable. "But, Jen," you're probably thinking, "they already make inflatable sandworms! Look! You can buy this one and be done with it! Gemmy 10' Inflatable Sand Worm You are, of course, technically correct. However. 1) That one costs hundreds of dollars, 2) you can't walk under it, and 3) where's the fun in buying something when you can spend dozens of hours and every ounce of frustration trying to make it yourself? :D We turned again to our trusty Dollar Tree tablecloths: These things are tissue thin, but sew together like a champ. We used 4 to make our first arch: one per side tube, then two to form the arch itself. For the bases we cut circles from pink foam insulation and taped the tablecloth tubes underneath them: This gives the arch a flat base that we can later stake into the ground. (You could also use Dollar Tree foam board if you don't have pink foam.) To inflate our arches I bought these USB fans from Amazon for $6 each. (The price keeps fluctuating between $6 and $10, I'm waiting for it to go back down to buy a few more as back-ups.) They're USB so you'll need a power adapter to plug them in, but happily Dollar Tree has those for $1. Score! John cut circles into thick foam squares which we duct-taped to the side of each arch to form a little docking station. The foam is stretchy enough that we can pressure-fit the fan in place. We've popped the fans in and out of these little airlocks half a dozen times already, they hold and work great. Arch #1 turned out.... a little big: Huh. Yep. A little big. Also the sides curved in too much, and my inner seams were unpleasantly wonky. So we tried again. And again. And again. Arch #3 (or was it 4?) was the perfect arch. A vision in architectural engineering. Trouble was, it looked TOO perfect: "The wonkiness looked more wormy," I explained helpfully to a stone-faced John. (He's the math wiz, so he handled the pattern making.) "Can you make it arch OUT?" And he did! Yasssss. Put two of these together and we can open ourselves a McDonald's. Oh right, at some point in all this we decided to start painting: Now, I'm going to stop you right here: painting a plastic tablecloth is a terrible idea. It's not at all durable. It barely sticks. It peels right off. DON'T PAINT PLASTIC TABLE CLOTHS. Don't do it! Ok? Got that? ::looks around:: Sure looks cool, though, right? Yard Test #1: Our neighbors enjoyed a complete episode of Benny Hill watching us try to keep all 4 inflatables upright on a breezy day. It was pandemonium, y'all, and to top it off, they didn't look wormy enough. We kept fiddling with the placement, but nothing looked right, and after an hour of sweating and swatting at mosquitoes, we packed it in to regroup. I bet you've noticed our Sandworm is missing something, right? Besides the stripes? Rest assured: there IS a head. Not only that, the head is a candy slide, because the thought of a Sandworm spitting out chocolate bars makes me happy. But how do you make an inflatable candy slide? Well, very carefully. Also helps immensely to have a John. My John, I mean. I'm not advocating a career change here. That is... uh... .... MOVING ON. John pulled his usual stunt of building something lightning fast before I could take process photos, so suddenly we had this: The mouth interior is made of craft foam, because we wanted something stiff that wouldn't pillow out... the way it's still doing here, hrrrm. So next John hot-glued a stiff wire around the mouth edges, and that did the trick! We're also working out the mechanics of the candy slide here. And by "mechanics" I mean we cut some holes and jammed a PVC pipe through 'em. ::jazz hands:: SCIENCE!! John made a stand from some 2X4s and pipe strapping to support the tube: And that's how the head looks deflated, if you were curious. The second mouth is made entirely of craft foam: So our worm head is really an inflatable/foam hybrid. Now brace yourselves, because this is where something completely unexpected happens: our sandworm starts to get - unintentionally! - rather adorable: Oops. My bad. OH COME ON. Could you... BE any cuter? (I'm testing out the head fin there to cover the candy tube.) I promise we didn't set out to make a pre-school version of the Beetlejuice sandworm, but here we are. We debated changing the eyes to make them look, I dunno, more evil? But then we decided to embrace the cute, since we like keeping our decor kid-friendly anyway. John re-did the wooden stand to give the worm a better angle, which we like much better: She still needs her second set of teeth, a curly tongue, and the fin re-installed, then we'll be painting the wooden stand black. (I also plan to zip-tie a plastic basket to the stand to hold the candy.) As for the arches, painting those blasted stripes took forEVER, but it also turned our house into an inflatable obstacle course, which was kinda fun: Another typical Friday night at the Yates' place. We tested all the kinds of paints: spray paint, craft paint, and house paint, and found a good quality latex house paint sticks best to the tablecloths. But let's be clear: even that doesn't stick. These things peel every time they wrinkle, so we're forced to store them hanging upright in the garage and pray they don't stick to each other in the heat: I expect we'll be doing a lot of paint touch-ups come Halloween day. Of course the "correct" method would be to sew black and white tablecloths together to form the stripes, but figuring out that much patterning would have been a huge pain. Besides, I like my wonky stripes; they add to the kookiness. And, most importantly, as I keep reminding myself over and over, these only have to last for one night. Come November 1st our lovely arch nemeses (see what I did there?) are going in the garbage, so I'm not going to stress too much if the paint peels or they look a bit off. And finally, here comes Yard Test #2, which I'm happy to report was a resounding success: Ta-daaa! That kinda looks like a sandworm, right? It helped when we placed them closer together. Then we added a support string across the tops of all the aches that's anchored to the roof, so they won't blow over. We left them up for an hour on a gusty afternoon, and though they do wiggle about a bit - which looks pretty fun, actually - they stayed up! Process shot while we were attaching the support string: We tied S hooks to the end of each string, which hook into a duct tape flap on the top of each arch. That way the strings are removable. On Halloween night we'll have the whole wormy pathway lit with green lights and fog. Now that the main attraction is done, John and I've turned to making more Beetlejuicy extras for the yard. We'll probably keep making things 'til we run out of time, so if you have suggestions, tell me in the comments! I won't tell you what we've already picked, since I'm curious how much we think alike, ha. Oh, and any guesses/suggestions for our costumes? (We haven't started them yet, but we have a funny idea for a couples' costume. Really hope it turns out.) Stay tuned! ***** P.S. If you missed it, be sure to check out our Ghostbusters Halloween from 2019, it was so much fun! I can't wait to bring back Stay Puft next year, and maybe add things from the new movie.
