Master R, a couple of years ago, getting ready for a halloween party.
The whole family went off with a knitted wig and various other bits and pieces I keep in the dressing up box
And on another occasion the green wig was teamed up with Big Bro’s incredible hulk mask
to terrify Uncle M
Wig sales always hot up at this time of year – there is still time to knit a wig to scare the demons away! You can find the patterns in my Etsy or Ravelry or Craftsy shops.
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great photo story. An old English medieval event commercialised by the Americans.
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Indeed Denis! I prefer to recognise Samhain. The best thing about modern celebrations is that children can embrace their dark and spooky side and just have fun dressing up. I absolutely won’t have anything to do with Tricking and Treating.
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I really got into Hallowe’en when I lived in America. It was hard not to. Lovely to see you dressing up the littlies and having so much fun.
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Dressing up and having fun is what it about in this house!
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I have never been keen on Halloween, especially the American ‘trick and treat’ idea but the wigs look a good way to dress up. We always had a ‘dressing-up box’.
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We are on the same page Jane!
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😂😂
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Those knitted wigs are so fun. Speaking of fun…looks as though there was a lot of silly fun going on.
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Ha!Ha! Yes Laurie – could have saved it for a Silly Saturday!
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Run, run, run!
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I love your wig designs! They are so unique and fun! 🙂 🙂
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Thank you Eleonora – they certainly create a lot of fun in this household! Did you get me email?
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Great fun.
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Thanks Cathy. I don’t make much of Halloween myself, but the kids love it!
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