With just under six weeks until Halloween there are lots of spooky and creepy inspired items, craft projects and recipes popping up everywhere!
Today we are sharing some of our favourite Halloween themed items from EtsyKids Team member shop. You can also have a browse on Etsy.
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50 Thanksgiving crafts, recipes and printables for kids
Posted Sunday, November 11, 2012
Here is a great list of Thanksgiving crafts, recipes and printables, lots of great things to keep the kids busy.
Crafts & Activities
1. Fingerprint Turkey Napkin Rings - Crafts by Amanda
2. Indian Corn Craft using Dyed Pumpkin Seeds - I {heart} crafty things
3. Thanksgiving Turkey Place Cards - I {heart} crafty things
4. Thankful Turkey Box Tutorial - I {heart} crafty things
5. Pinecone Turkey - We Made That
6. Fall Leaf Embroidery Hoop Stained Glass - a childhood list
7. Pumpkin Seed Mosaic - Green Owl Art
8. Corn Dough - Green Owl Art
9. Little Paper Wreath - Michelle Made Me
10. Fall Leaf Turkey Magnet - Crafty Journal
11. Autumn Angel - Crafty Journal
12. Finger Paint A Turkey - Art for Kids
13. Leaf Turkey - Six in the Suburbs
14. Turkey Treats - The Crafty Blog Stalker
15. Leaf Mask - Imagine Childhood
16. Turkey treats in a glove - Hoopla Palooza
17. Popcicle stick scarecrow - Projects for Preschoolers
18. Turkey Craft - The Golden Gleam
19. Coffee Filter Tie-Dye Turkeys Tutorial - Busy Kids = Happy Mom
20. 3 Simple, Fun Fall Sensory Bins - The Good Long Road
21. Thanksgiving Pumpkin Pie Play Dough - 2 Big, 2 Little
22. Spin Art Turkey - 2 Big, 2 Little
23. Autumn fingerprint tree - The Fairy & The Frog
24. Autumn Mobile - Red Ted Art
25. Handprint Family Portrait - Blog Me Mom
26. Making Indian Corn - Boy Mama, Teacher Mama
27. Autumn corn necklace - Goose and Binky
28. Make and wear mini Pilgrim hat - Make it Easy Crafts
29. Pilgrim Hat Crayon Holder - The Moody Fashionista
You can also view all these links via our teams Thanksgiving 2012 Pinterest board, and many more!
Printables
30. Thanksgiving Activity Book for Kids - Red Fly Creations
31. Pumpkin Pie Spinner - Parents
32. Thanksgiving Place Settings - Fiskars
33. Fall Leaves Matching Game - Mama Miss
34. Thanksgiving Printable - Homeschool Creations
35. Preschool Thanksgiving Printable Pack - 2 Teaching Mommies
Recipes
36. Reese's Peanut Butter Turkey - Kitchen fun with my three sons
37. Thanksgiving S'mores Pops - Kitchen fun with my three sons
38. Nutter Butter Acorns - Sweet Simple Stuff
39. No Bake Thanksgiving Cookies - The Chirping Mom
40. Cake Mix Sprinkle Cookies - {Semi} Homemade Mom
41. Mini Apple Pies - The Mandatory Mooch
42. Pumpkin Pie Bites - Dollhouse Bake Shoppe
43. A Turkey Snack - The Chirping Mom
44. No Bake Turkey Cookies - Six in the Suburbs
45. Handprint Turkey Cookies Recipe - Taste of Home
46. Turkey Cake Pops! - Candiquik
47. Thanksgiving Snack for Kids - B-Inspired Mama
48. Thanksgiving Pilgrim & Indian Cupcake Toppers - Bird on a Cake
49. Waffle Cone Cornucopia - Blissfully Domestic
50. Turkey Muffins - Parenting30. Thanksgiving Activity Book for Kids - Red Fly Creations
31. Pumpkin Pie Spinner - Parents
32. Thanksgiving Place Settings - Fiskars
33. Fall Leaves Matching Game - Mama Miss
34. Thanksgiving Printable - Homeschool Creations
35. Preschool Thanksgiving Printable Pack - 2 Teaching Mommies
Recipes
36. Reese's Peanut Butter Turkey - Kitchen fun with my three sons
37. Thanksgiving S'mores Pops - Kitchen fun with my three sons
38. Nutter Butter Acorns - Sweet Simple Stuff
39. No Bake Thanksgiving Cookies - The Chirping Mom
40. Cake Mix Sprinkle Cookies - {Semi} Homemade Mom
41. Mini Apple Pies - The Mandatory Mooch
42. Pumpkin Pie Bites - Dollhouse Bake Shoppe
43. A Turkey Snack - The Chirping Mom
44. No Bake Turkey Cookies - Six in the Suburbs
45. Handprint Turkey Cookies Recipe - Taste of Home
46. Turkey Cake Pops! - Candiquik
47. Thanksgiving Snack for Kids - B-Inspired Mama
48. Thanksgiving Pilgrim & Indian Cupcake Toppers - Bird on a Cake
49. Waffle Cone Cornucopia - Blissfully Domestic
You can also view all these links via our teams Thanksgiving 2012 Pinterest board, and many more!
Kid-Friendly Recipe: Pumpkin Bread
Posted Friday, November 18, 2011
Hi! Cori of Peace, Baby! Batiks here. As soon as fall hits, I am ready to bake. My tastes tend toward cookies (whose doesn’t?!?) and sweet breads. This pumpkin bread is one of my favorites. I’m going to bake another batch before Thanksgiving.
I always buy at least one baking pumpkin each fall. And, like I said in my butternut squash soup post recently, I rarely peel raw winter squashes. Rather, I bake them. Cut the pumpkin in half, scoop out the seeds and bake for 30-60 (or more) minutes at 350 degrees. Let the pumpkin cool long enough, and you should be able to lift the shell off the pulp. If not, it’s really easy to scoop it out with a spoon. I freeze it in 1 cup portions so it’s ready for recipes.
I always buy at least one baking pumpkin each fall. And, like I said in my butternut squash soup post recently, I rarely peel raw winter squashes. Rather, I bake them. Cut the pumpkin in half, scoop out the seeds and bake for 30-60 (or more) minutes at 350 degrees. Let the pumpkin cool long enough, and you should be able to lift the shell off the pulp. If not, it’s really easy to scoop it out with a spoon. I freeze it in 1 cup portions so it’s ready for recipes.
If that’s not your cup of tea, plain canned pumpkin also works in this recipe. I think this recipe is nearly perfect; the next time I make it, though, I might add chocolate chips because in my opinion, everything is better with chocolate! It makes two loaves. They freeze great, or if your friends are like mine, they wouldn’t mind if you shared a loaf with them.
Want to get your kids involved? Give them a wooden spoon and a baggie of walnuts and set them to chopping! Mine had a great time “bamming” the nuts.
Pumpkin Bread
(Source: A Taste of the North Country by Wendy Harrington)
Yield: Two loaves
Pumpkin Bread
(Source: A Taste of the North Country by Wendy Harrington)
Yield: Two loaves
2c mashed pumpkin
3 1/2c flour
2t baking soda
1/2t salt
1t cinnamon
1t nutmeg
3c sugar
1c vegetable oil
4 eggs
2/3c water
1c chopped walnuts
3 1/2c flour
2t baking soda
1/2t salt
1t cinnamon
1t nutmeg
3c sugar
1c vegetable oil
4 eggs
2/3c water
1c chopped walnuts
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees and lightly grease two 9x5-inch loaf pans.
Mix the dry ingredients together in a large mixing bowl. Add the pumpkin, oil, eggs, and water, mixing until well blended. Fold in nuts (and/or chocolate chips!), and divide the batter evenly between the two pans.
Bake for 1 hour, until the bread tests clean. Cool in pans for 10 minutes; then let cool completely on wire racks.
Fall Recipe: Butternut Squash Soup
Posted Monday, November 07, 2011
I’ve been waiting for fall since at least July, so when I found butternut squash in our farm share bag last week, I knew we were almost there. I planned one of my favorite soups for the first day of fall.
I’ll tell you right now – I don’t peel and chop winter squashes anymore. I have zero interest in fighting with the tough skins, and I’ve cut myself with the knife more than once. Instead, I bake them. Slice the squash in half, scoop out the seeds, and bake skin up on a greased cookie sheet at 350 degrees. This can take 30-60 minutes (or more) depending on the type and size of the squash. But, it is way less frustrating than peeling it. It just means you need to plan ahead a little.
Let the squash cool, and from there you can easily scoop the squash out of its shell with a spoon. On thicker-shelled squash, you can sometimes just lift the shell off of the squash. I did that once with a pumpkin, and it was so cool.
Taking care of the squash is the hardest part of this butternut squash soup recipe, which I got from the side of a Silk carton a couple of years ago. It’s ridiculously easy and just about the only soup my nearly four-year-old son will eat.
Creamy Butternut Squash Soup
3c chunked butternut squash
3c vegetable stock
1 clove of garlic, halved
1c soymilk
Pinch of ground ginger
Salt and pepper to taste
Simmer the squash and garlic in the stock for 10 minutes. Puree in a blender, food processor, or with a hand blender, and return to the pan. Add milk and ginger. Reheat, and season with salt and pepper to taste.
Bon appetit!
-Cori of Peace, Baby! Batiks
I’ll tell you right now – I don’t peel and chop winter squashes anymore. I have zero interest in fighting with the tough skins, and I’ve cut myself with the knife more than once. Instead, I bake them. Slice the squash in half, scoop out the seeds, and bake skin up on a greased cookie sheet at 350 degrees. This can take 30-60 minutes (or more) depending on the type and size of the squash. But, it is way less frustrating than peeling it. It just means you need to plan ahead a little.
Let the squash cool, and from there you can easily scoop the squash out of its shell with a spoon. On thicker-shelled squash, you can sometimes just lift the shell off of the squash. I did that once with a pumpkin, and it was so cool.
Taking care of the squash is the hardest part of this butternut squash soup recipe, which I got from the side of a Silk carton a couple of years ago. It’s ridiculously easy and just about the only soup my nearly four-year-old son will eat.
Creamy Butternut Squash Soup
3c chunked butternut squash
3c vegetable stock
1 clove of garlic, halved
1c soymilk
Pinch of ground ginger
Salt and pepper to taste
Simmer the squash and garlic in the stock for 10 minutes. Puree in a blender, food processor, or with a hand blender, and return to the pan. Add milk and ginger. Reheat, and season with salt and pepper to taste.
Bon appetit!
-Cori of Peace, Baby! Batiks
Easy Last-Minute Halloween Party Ideas
Posted Monday, October 31, 2011
Happy Halloween! Cori of Peace, Baby! Batiks here. After Christmas, Halloween is probably my favorite holiday to decorate for and celebrate. We started our festivities on Sunday with a little party with our friends. (We wanted an extra night to show off my husband's crazy decorations and fog machine!) For a few weeks before the party, I kept my eyes open for cool, quick ideas (Thanks, Pinterest!). Here are a few of my favorites that I used over the weekend:
(Ran out of time to bake? Modify store-bought cake, cupcakes, or brownies!)
We'll also give bobbing for apples a shot and filled the house with the smell of mulled cider. And, everyone enjoyed the cool witches' brew punch. I love this time of year!
Crafting for a Cure
Posted Saturday, October 15, 2011
Breast Cancer touches the lives of so many. My grandmothers were survivors, my mother is a survivor, many good friends are survivors.
October is a month filled with pink ... pink to remind us of the devastation that Breast Cancer brings to each man and woman whose body it attacks and the importance of supporting amazing charities that provide essential research funds, moving us closer and closer to finding a cure.
Three amazing EtsyKids team members are Crafting for a Cure, donating 25-50% the sale of their item to a well deserving Cancer Charity. Make your dollar do double duty and purchase one of these items. You will not only receive an amazing handcrafted tooth fairy pillow, blanket or print, but you will help researchers find better drugs and treatments, better methods of detection, better preventative practices with the portion of your purchase going to worthy charities.
Tooth Fairy Pillow, Miss Petunia Pretty Pants by kookycritters
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, $5 from the sale of this Critter will go to nationalbreastcancer.org.
No Monkey Business - Find a Cure Activity Blanket & Plush Toy Set by myminimocs
50%
of the proceeds from the sale of this limited edition blanket &
plush toy set will go to a Breast Cancer Awareness Charity.
Believe in Yourself, 5x7" Print, Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month by ZavalickDesigns
During October, $5 of the sale of these prints (pink design only) will be donated to the American Cancer Society
Recipe:: French Onion Soup
Posted Saturday, October 01, 2011
A great fall recipe for those cool nights courtesy of Niah Bella Boutique ...
Easy French Onion Soup
several thick slices of stale, or staled in the oven french bread
olive oil
red cooking wine
4-6 onions thinly sliced
one box each of chicken and beef stock, low sodium
two tablespoons of Italian blend seasonings
chopped garlic, or garlic salt
celery salt
sliced provolone cheese
oven safe soup ramekins or soup mugs....
In electric skillet with lid toss in the thinly sliced onions, or chop them if you prefer bite sized pieces, add some olive oil and slowly toss till caramelized, do not burn. Add in the dry seasonings and toss.
Poor the red cooking wine over the onions and let simmer for a min, long enough to open the two boxes of broth! Add both boxes of broth, and lower lid. Allow to simmer.
Once the soup has reduced down a bit you can ladle it into the oven safe mugs, leaving a half in or so at the top to accommodate the bread, place bread on top of soup and add provolone cheese, toast in oven till cheese is just melted, and serve.....
This smells so good, and can be made easily for company as everything can be done ahead and left to simmer till five minutes before serving when you place in the oven to toast... No one ever complains or goes home hungry when you serve comfort food, and this one can look so elegant!
Easy French Onion Soup
several thick slices of stale, or staled in the oven french bread
olive oil
red cooking wine
4-6 onions thinly sliced
one box each of chicken and beef stock, low sodium
two tablespoons of Italian blend seasonings
chopped garlic, or garlic salt
celery salt
sliced provolone cheese
oven safe soup ramekins or soup mugs....
In electric skillet with lid toss in the thinly sliced onions, or chop them if you prefer bite sized pieces, add some olive oil and slowly toss till caramelized, do not burn. Add in the dry seasonings and toss.
Poor the red cooking wine over the onions and let simmer for a min, long enough to open the two boxes of broth! Add both boxes of broth, and lower lid. Allow to simmer.
Once the soup has reduced down a bit you can ladle it into the oven safe mugs, leaving a half in or so at the top to accommodate the bread, place bread on top of soup and add provolone cheese, toast in oven till cheese is just melted, and serve.....
This smells so good, and can be made easily for company as everything can be done ahead and left to simmer till five minutes before serving when you place in the oven to toast... No one ever complains or goes home hungry when you serve comfort food, and this one can look so elegant!
Raising Money for Japan
Posted Monday, March 21, 2011
Around the world people are looking for ways to ease the suffering in Japan. Money is the universal item that is needed most. Money allows humanitarian aid organizations to meet specific needs as they arise ... be they food, water, medical supplies, blankets, clothing, shelter, clean up ... rather than waiting for needed donations to come in.
Crafter's and Etsy sellers have realize this from the beginning. With each disaster that has hit our planet, they have donated their goods and services, their time and talents, to raise money for organizations to instantly and strategically put to use in devastated areas.
These four EtsyKids sellers are no different, lillollipop, thetrendytot, 1PixiePlace, gracehesterdesigns. They are donating a significant portion (50% - 100%!) of the sale of their item(s) to Japan Relief Efforts through large well established aid organizations. Please join them in giving aid and relief to Japan by purchasing a qualifying item and see your dollar do double duty!
Lotus Blue Kimono Wrap Dress 50% to Doctors w/out Borders by lillollipop
Japanese Flag Skirt 50% to American Red Cross by thetrendytot
Hello Kitty I Spy Bag 100% to American Red Cross by 1PixiePlace
Thank You Cards in Japanese 100% to Save the Children by gracehesterdesigns
Crafter's and Etsy sellers have realize this from the beginning. With each disaster that has hit our planet, they have donated their goods and services, their time and talents, to raise money for organizations to instantly and strategically put to use in devastated areas.
These four EtsyKids sellers are no different, lillollipop, thetrendytot, 1PixiePlace, gracehesterdesigns. They are donating a significant portion (50% - 100%!) of the sale of their item(s) to Japan Relief Efforts through large well established aid organizations. Please join them in giving aid and relief to Japan by purchasing a qualifying item and see your dollar do double duty!
Lotus Blue Kimono Wrap Dress 50% to Doctors w/out Borders by lillollipop
Japanese Flag Skirt 50% to American Red Cross by thetrendytot
Hello Kitty I Spy Bag 100% to American Red Cross by 1PixiePlace
Thank You Cards in Japanese 100% to Save the Children by gracehesterdesigns
Leaves are Falling
Posted Friday, November 12, 2010
The kids were home from school today, thanks to parent teacher conferences, and the weather was amazing for mid-November in the midwest - Sunny and low 70s! We obviously spent the day outside. This morning we raked leaves, huge beautiful brown oak leaves that continued to fall all around us each time the wind blew. After an hour, half the yard was cleared of leaves and the kids had a huge pile of leaves perfect for jumping in.While we raked, we collected little bits to make these wreaths tomorrow morning ... pine cones, acorns and acorn tops, seed pods. I'm on the look out for sweetgum seed pods, 'cause I'm confident a little collection would make an fantastic nature wreath, don't you?
I hope you get a chance to enjoy beautiful crisp autumn weather this weekend, and while you're at it, check out these fun autumn leaf inspired creations from Etsykids team members.
EtsyKids Design Challenge-VOTE NOW!
Posted Sunday, September 20, 2009
It's time to vote for your favorite item! Voting will be open through midnight EST on Sunday, September 27th.
This month, EtsyKids members were challenged to create an exciting new item based on a theme 'The Colors of Fall.' We have a very talented team and this month's entries are fantastic! It will certainly be difficult to choose just one. So, please check out the designs below and VOTE!
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1. Six Halloween Acorns - Orange and Yellow Felted Acorns. by: Fairyfolk
2. tippa by: mette
3. Pumpkin Patch Boys Custom Boutique Set by: Thumbora
4. SPOTTED OWL Skirt for Girls and Toddlers by babe-a-gogo by: babeagogo
5. New FALL COLLECTION Pre-Order -Knot Apron Dress- TEAL ROSES by: KateEmersonDesigns
6. Yumi Fall Dress by: LittleTrends
7. Colors Of Fall Infant/Toddler Smock Apron by: adonals
8. Caramel Apple Onesie - 6 mos by: Winklepots
9. Hanging Wall Letter Set (hand painted . wooden . monogram . initials . custom . Times Bold font) by: bobsandbits
10. Lovely Autumn Tree - Jack Frost Was Here Tree - Waldorf Wood Tree by: prettydreamer
11. Fall Lady Doll by: byAgnes
12. Les Petites Amies Dress in Chocolate Corduroy - Ready to ship in 2T by: elisehooperdesigns
13. New for FALL Baby or Toddler Pillowcase Dress In Apples in Cream by: ButterflyBabyPlace
14. Dapper Dillingers in wide-wale corduroy OOAK by: OneGirlCircus
15. SweetBirdie Knot Apron Dress in Wonderland 5yr-10yrs by: sweetbirdie
16. SALE - Fall Colors Apron - Ready to Ship LAST ONE by: jjandjojo
17. The Colors of Fall Felt Headband by Daisy Creek Designs by: daisycreek
18. The Esmerealda Two Tone Twirly Skirt by: Bellesmademoiselles
19. Autumn Blooms Felt Flower Hair Clip by: CuzItClipz
20. Halloween Black And Orange Soft Fuzzy Stripes by: outoftheboxx
21. Autumn Tree Long Sleeve One-Piece Bodysuit or Shirt - Unisex for Girls and Boys by: potatopatch
22. Layered Ribbon Flower Hair Clip by: BeadedSocks
23. Autumn Harvest Knot Dress - 12mo - 10yr by: havilahashby
24. Fall Back to School Girl Toddler Tunic and Pant Set by MoochiesMamma 3-3T by: moochiesmamma
25. Precious Owl Costume for Halloween Size 4/5 by: thePaisleyPearl
26. It's the Great Pumpkin Knot Dress .. by Avery Lane .. Pumpkin Applique Twirl Dress by: AveryLane
27. Candy Corn Sack Hat ALL SIZES Perfect Photography Prop by: 40LittleToesDesigns
28. Friendly Spider Skirt Custom Boutique Handmade by: RagsNRibbons
29. Fall Harvest Gumball necklace by: cfarmdesigns
30. CANDY CORN HALLOWEEN PILLOWCASE DRESS SWING TOP TUNIC TOP GWBG by: PRINCESSDESIGNS
31. Just Ducky Autumn Wool Felt Hair Clip / Brooch by: claraclips
32. Beautiful Fall--Indian Corn--Tutu--your little girl will be a fall princess this Thanksgving day by: piggytailsboutique
33. Custom Handmade Autumn Leaves Pillowcase Dress by: madly2005
34. CSL Boutique Classic Cut Kimono Coat in Ginseng Choose your Size by: CandyStickLane
35. pressed flowers ruffle pants and top - sz 5-6 by: sunnybrookfarmdesign
36.Thanksgiving Turkey Applique TShirt Twirl Skirt Set Size 5/6/7 Ready to Ship SewSoNancy Boutique by SewSoNancy
37. READY TO SHIP---Pink and Brown Custom Boutique Peasant Dress by: Brkids
38. Brown and tan flannel Houndstooth Newsboy cap (choose size) by: kidinthehat
39. Orange, Brown, Black and White Boutique Style Hair Bows by: pumpkinsboutique
40. Classic Twirly Girl Fall Harvest Fleece Poncho by: carriagetownkids
41. Leaf Suncatcher Kid Kit by: AndThen
42. Pumpkin Patch - creeper or t-shirt by: roseprintsonline
43. Sunburst Snuggle Rag Quilt by Ahmelie
44. Personalized Pumpkin Shirt/Bodysuit Great for the Pumpkin Patch Long/Short Sleeved Bodysuits by: designabag1
45. Patchwork Pumpkin - 18 month short sleeved T by: thepolkadottotspot
46. Reversible Fall Jumper by: sewsosweetboutique
47. Autumn Selebration Hand Knitted/Crocheted Jacket Sz 7/8 years by: mylittlecitygirl
48. BABY GIFT SET - BIB N BURPIE FOR HALLOWEEN by: thecraftpatch
49. Dottie Collection - Size 6-12 mo dress with ribbon trim, shoulder bows, bloomers by: SassySweeties
....and now please follow HERE to vote:)
This month, EtsyKids members were challenged to create an exciting new item based on a theme 'The Colors of Fall.' We have a very talented team and this month's entries are fantastic! It will certainly be difficult to choose just one. So, please check out the designs below and VOTE!
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1. Six Halloween Acorns - Orange and Yellow Felted Acorns. by: Fairyfolk
2. tippa by: mette
3. Pumpkin Patch Boys Custom Boutique Set by: Thumbora
4. SPOTTED OWL Skirt for Girls and Toddlers by babe-a-gogo by: babeagogo
5. New FALL COLLECTION Pre-Order -Knot Apron Dress- TEAL ROSES by: KateEmersonDesigns
6. Yumi Fall Dress by: LittleTrends
7. Colors Of Fall Infant/Toddler Smock Apron by: adonals
8. Caramel Apple Onesie - 6 mos by: Winklepots
9. Hanging Wall Letter Set (hand painted . wooden . monogram . initials . custom . Times Bold font) by: bobsandbits
10. Lovely Autumn Tree - Jack Frost Was Here Tree - Waldorf Wood Tree by: prettydreamer
11. Fall Lady Doll by: byAgnes
12. Les Petites Amies Dress in Chocolate Corduroy - Ready to ship in 2T by: elisehooperdesigns
13. New for FALL Baby or Toddler Pillowcase Dress In Apples in Cream by: ButterflyBabyPlace
14. Dapper Dillingers in wide-wale corduroy OOAK by: OneGirlCircus
15. SweetBirdie Knot Apron Dress in Wonderland 5yr-10yrs by: sweetbirdie
16. SALE - Fall Colors Apron - Ready to Ship LAST ONE by: jjandjojo
17. The Colors of Fall Felt Headband by Daisy Creek Designs by: daisycreek
18. The Esmerealda Two Tone Twirly Skirt by: Bellesmademoiselles
19. Autumn Blooms Felt Flower Hair Clip by: CuzItClipz
20. Halloween Black And Orange Soft Fuzzy Stripes by: outoftheboxx
21. Autumn Tree Long Sleeve One-Piece Bodysuit or Shirt - Unisex for Girls and Boys by: potatopatch
22. Layered Ribbon Flower Hair Clip by: BeadedSocks
23. Autumn Harvest Knot Dress - 12mo - 10yr by: havilahashby
24. Fall Back to School Girl Toddler Tunic and Pant Set by MoochiesMamma 3-3T by: moochiesmamma
25. Precious Owl Costume for Halloween Size 4/5 by: thePaisleyPearl
26. It's the Great Pumpkin Knot Dress .. by Avery Lane .. Pumpkin Applique Twirl Dress by: AveryLane
27. Candy Corn Sack Hat ALL SIZES Perfect Photography Prop by: 40LittleToesDesigns
28. Friendly Spider Skirt Custom Boutique Handmade by: RagsNRibbons
29. Fall Harvest Gumball necklace by: cfarmdesigns
30. CANDY CORN HALLOWEEN PILLOWCASE DRESS SWING TOP TUNIC TOP GWBG by: PRINCESSDESIGNS
31. Just Ducky Autumn Wool Felt Hair Clip / Brooch by: claraclips
32. Beautiful Fall--Indian Corn--Tutu--your little girl will be a fall princess this Thanksgving day by: piggytailsboutique
33. Custom Handmade Autumn Leaves Pillowcase Dress by: madly2005
34. CSL Boutique Classic Cut Kimono Coat in Ginseng Choose your Size by: CandyStickLane
35. pressed flowers ruffle pants and top - sz 5-6 by: sunnybrookfarmdesign
36.Thanksgiving Turkey Applique TShirt Twirl Skirt Set Size 5/6/7 Ready to Ship SewSoNancy Boutique by SewSoNancy
37. READY TO SHIP---Pink and Brown Custom Boutique Peasant Dress by: Brkids
38. Brown and tan flannel Houndstooth Newsboy cap (choose size) by: kidinthehat
39. Orange, Brown, Black and White Boutique Style Hair Bows by: pumpkinsboutique
40. Classic Twirly Girl Fall Harvest Fleece Poncho by: carriagetownkids
41. Leaf Suncatcher Kid Kit by: AndThen
42. Pumpkin Patch - creeper or t-shirt by: roseprintsonline
43. Sunburst Snuggle Rag Quilt by Ahmelie
44. Personalized Pumpkin Shirt/Bodysuit Great for the Pumpkin Patch Long/Short Sleeved Bodysuits by: designabag1
45. Patchwork Pumpkin - 18 month short sleeved T by: thepolkadottotspot
46. Reversible Fall Jumper by: sewsosweetboutique
47. Autumn Selebration Hand Knitted/Crocheted Jacket Sz 7/8 years by: mylittlecitygirl
48. BABY GIFT SET - BIB N BURPIE FOR HALLOWEEN by: thecraftpatch
49. Dottie Collection - Size 6-12 mo dress with ribbon trim, shoulder bows, bloomers by: SassySweeties
....and now please follow HERE to vote:)
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