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Dealers callin' it Party Crackers. Somebody slips it into a kid's drink, next day he wakes up on a stoop covered in frosting.

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Things I was grateful for in October 2023: Trader Joe’s Halloween Joe Joe’s, meri meri Halloween party crackers (and having lots of fun sharing the jokes and stickers inside), a Kodak disposable camera, a party sized bag of mini candy, celebrating Halloween with my best friends, Halloween movies, Frostbeard Studios’ Spooky Stories and Horseman’s Hollow candles, Manic Panic semi-permanent hair dye in Psychedelic Sunset, Glossier Brow Flick and Boy Brow, LUSH Wednesday’s Child is Full of Woe lip scrub, LUSH Toil and Trouble shower scrub (with jelly bats), watching The Mummy with my best friends, LUSH Mr. Pumpkin Face face mask, LUSH Punkin Pumpkin bath bomb, and Old Navy Halloween pajamas.

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How to Make Firecracker Party Crackers

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How to Make Firecracker Party Crackers

4th of July, party crackers, party favors

Sprinklers and sparklers, hot sun and hot dogs, parades and popsicles. No matter how you slice your watermelon, Independence Day is a day of celebration. These easy-to-make, kid-friendly party crackers will be the perfect addition to your red, white and blue festivities. Things You’ll Need Toilet paper tubes or halved paper towel tubes Paper napkins Glue Pipecleaners or twist ties Glitter Marker Small favors and trinkets

Step 1 Chances are you have most of these party cracker ingredients kicking around your home. When selecting the cracker contents, keep the items simple and lightweight. While the items need to be small, make them something your guests will want to keep. Step 2 For the cracker contents, keep it red, white and blue. And consider including a little handmade something; this allows kids to participate more deeply and adds a unique, loving touch. Simple things like personalized bracelets and glitter painted wooden stars or rocks are always a hit. Also, opt for usable items over disposable items. Favor ideas include candy, crayons, lip balm, twisty straws, hair ties, stickers, bouncy balls and colorful band aids. Step 3 Open up the napkin, face down. Place the halved paper towel tube (or toilet paper tube) on one end, centered. Roll tightly. Step 4 Dot glue along edge, the length of the cardboard tube. Roll tube into glue to secure in place.

Step 5 Pinch napkin together at one end and stuff back into cardboard tube. Add your party favors in the open end, filling tube. If using customized bracelets, mark end with name. Put large items in first and spaces with smaller items. Step 6 Insert “firecrackery bling” atop the cracker favors so it hangs out the end. Pictured here are glittery pipe cleaners wrapped around glittery pom poms. Other ideas: painted twigs, wired ribbon and wire. Keep it simple and preferably recyclable. To finish the end, pinch together and wrap with a pipe cleaner or twist tie.

Step 7 If your napkin print allows, add hand drawn stars, stripes and glitter. For younger artists, give them a selection of red and blue marking tools and let them have at it! Pictured here are blue stars drawn with a marker, followed by a dot of glue and blue glitter.

Step 8 Tear into the crackers and enjoy. Happy Fourth of July!

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Mini Party Poppers

Mini Party Poppers Completed Party Poppers It is time for summer parties to abound.  Whether it is a Sunday picnic or a 4th of July bar-b-que there is always room for mini party poppers.  You can make these simple little poppers to contain confetti or sweat treats but they will liven up any party and they are really simple to make. Just cut out the pattern and roll up the paper and you have a…

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