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(Family Features) Every Halloween,
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as costume parties and contests, but
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avoid the scramble this year and create a classic Halloween costume using items you probably have at home,
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• Use it as a time to clean out your
closet. Those old, unused threads
might serve as the basis for a great
costume.
• On that note – don’t overlook
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dance uniforms from your glory days
in high school and have an ensemble
ready.
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easy to create a charming costume
with just scissors, glue and a little
bling.
Delightful dress-up ideas
Here are some examples of clever
costumes you can make at home.
Morton Salt Girl costume
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• White tights or stockings
• Yellow Mary Jane shoes
• An umbrella, preferably lavender,
white or clear
• A Morton Salt table salt canister to
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Cowboy costume
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• Leather pants or jeans
• Cowboy boots
• Cowboy hat
• Bandana
• A long rope
Ballerina costume
Consider twirling the night away
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pieces:
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• Tutu or short flowy skirt
• Tights or stockings
• Flats or ballet shoes
So don’t be scared to create your
own Halloween costume. With a few
items from your closet and a little creativity, you can make a memorable
outfit perfect for any spooky celebration.
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(Family Features) As many families
with small children know, Halloween
is a highly anticipated holiday packed
with clever costumes, yummy candies
and spirited parties.
But for many parents, the costs associated with this much-loved occasion
can be downright frightful. In fact,
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the hats, gloves, masks, make-up and
other Halloween accessories you’ll
need to complete the look.
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many ways to celebrate without emptying your pocketbook. Invite friends
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after-dinner movie marathon everyone
will enjoy. Make sure your home is
adorned with the most fearsome decorations with light up pumpkins for the
porch, inflatables for the front yard and
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Shop from home. Save time and
avoid the headache of running around
town looking for the perfect costume
by shopping online. Some retailers,
such as Kmart, offer added convenience, allowing shoppers to browse
and purchase online, and then pick
up in-store for no additional fee. Let
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schedule and shop from the comfort of
your home, office, or on the road.
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spend Halloween evening carting
children around to various locations
across town. Save gas money by only
allowing your little goblins to trick or
treat within your neighborhood. This
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Don’t leave home without the proper container for little ones to collect
candy, and for you to leave treats for
your own visitors. You can find these
decorative containers, candy and more
at Kmart, the one-stop shop for everything this season.
Safe Halloween Fun with Pets
(Family Features) Including pets in
your family’s Halloween festivities
can be a fun addition to your celebration. However, with all the excitement
comes the chance for pets to get into
danger or trouble. You can head off
potential problems and enjoy an evening of fun with some safety tips and
smart planning.
Keeping your pet away from candy
and other Halloween treats is especially important because so many favorites
include chocolate, which is potentially
toxic for dogs. It’s also an ideal time
to practice obedience commands with
your four-legged friends, as crowds of
unfamiliar people, costumes and lots
of open doors can create temptations
too hard to resist.
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during the fun, follow this advice from
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Trick-or-treating together
• Before hitting the streets, make
sure your dog is socialized around
kids, adults and other animals.
• Bring water and treats such as
crunchy Blue Buffalo Boo Bars to reward your dog for good behavior and
reduce the desire to go for kids’ candy.
• Increase nighttime visibility with
LED leashes, collars or harnesses, or
look for the light-up Halloween outfits
available at PetSmart this year.
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is useful to help pets avoid candy or
food they might encounter on the
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down right.
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rawhide may keep your pup busy and
out of temptation’s way. Many ingredients commonly found in Halloween
candy can be harmful to your pet. For
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Costume comfort and safety
• A costume should never constrain
or bother your pet. If your pet isn’t
comfortable, try a strap-on costume
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