Halloween
lanterns can be as simple or as complex as you want them. If you have a pool,
pond or some other water feature, blow up a balloon, insert a glow stick, tie
off and set it floating. Orange glowing balls floating could give more than one
person a scare/stare.
Some other ideas
for Halloween lanterns:
• Whether
it’s a baby food jar or mason jar, use a little mode podge and glue orange or
other color tissue paper, cut into smaller pieces, and paste all over the jar.
Let dry and use markers to create ghosts, carved pumpkins or whatever strikes
your fancy. Place a tea light candle or even glow lights. Pick up some cheap
glow sticks, cut off the ends and dump the contents in, screw on the lid and
shake the jar until the sides are coated. Add a little water to it so it will
last longer.
• Paper Halloween Lantern: These
are made using black construction paper and colored tissue paper-a lot cheaper
than Vellum.
Stephen King is a brilliant writer, but he scares the hell out of me, so I
tend to read his novellas, which I love. Like the genius Edgar Alan Poe, King
is a multi dimensional person who has talents in many other areas. So enjoy
King as a musician. Check out his band (Rock Bottom Remainders) videos. The band also features Amy Tan (definitely can tell a terrific ghost story), Matt
Groening (Tree House of Horrors) and many more.
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