Creative Kismet (who we featured earlier with her Monster Towel), has another fabulous design! She used a reverse applique technique to create these incredibly creative and fun “Eye” T-shirts. And they even have a requisite Eye on the back, too! She has full instructions on her blog, so check it out!

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PS: Another thing I’ve been meaning to link to – Samae at A Milf For All Seasons is one of the funniest…

I’ll post some art later today, but there are so many good links that just need to be shared…

I Got A Rock, from Crafting with Cat Hair. A Charlie Brown Halloween homage!

List of Halloween themed beers at The Art of Darkness.

No-effort kids costumes ideas at Parent Hacks

Giant Head Horror Mask, with instructable.

LED Ghosties from The Evil Mad Scientist Labs – How To!

Monogrammed Pumpkins via Whip Up

Funky Finds has another Roundup!

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Been lazy today, at least as far as blogging goes (but I am on my 3rd day of Wii Fit!), so here are some links to the Halloween Stuff on the web, and also a roundup of Dabbled Halloween thus far.

Linky Goodness:
SwellDesigner has some really cool vintage inspired Halloween Ornaments, with tutorial. Neato! And lots of other cool halloween links over there too — check out her Terrorific Tuesday…

Superpunch has a great roundup of Halloween Related Food (includes some you’ve seen here, actually, but even more. Including these adorable monster cupcakes by My Little Mochi

Check out these skull knitted tea-cosies on Whip…

If you haven’t ever checked out One Pretty Thing, be sure to head over there. Rachel does a fabulous job of searching out great crafty items and tutorials, and presenting them in such a pretty way. The Daily DIY is a great compilation of coolness found on the web – an wonderful source of ideas and inspiration…
And what makes One Pretty Thing EXTRA special is that they have great Holiday roundups… The many Halloween roundups are here.

And she even features Dabbled in her latest halloween roundup!

Other great stuff from Dabbled readers:

Jack Skellington Mosaic by Red Squirrel Mosaics. All her mosaics…

Dabbled reader Robin sends us some clever ideas for making halloween t-shirts for your kids! She got the original idea from Family Fun, but expanded on it to come up with some original ones herself! Check it out.

Chica & Jo, one of the sponsors of the Dabbled Halloween Contest, have a clever idea around making eerie eyeball snacks using a paint pallet as a mold. (And they’ve also featured Dabbled’s Ele-purse as their friday feature today–thanks, guys!)

More great stuff from Resurrection Fern! A tutorial on making a cool lantern out of a rutabaga! I wouldn’t EAT one, so this would be…

Some cool halloween stuff is starting to pop up…

A tutorial on this making this Cinderella Pumpkin is at Resurrection Fern. Cute!

Martha, of course

Paper Pumpkins from Hostess with the Mostest

Crafting with Cat Hair — Halloween Tea Set

Tooth Earrings! via Craft

Halloween Bottle Brush Trees spotted on Whip Up. Here’s the original with the tutorial.

From Make: Instructable: Cast your face in plaster… This has definite decoration possibilities!

For Karen: Yes! It’s a Bacon Tiara. via Craft

From the Instructables Blog: Instructables on Halloween Costumes – Wow!

Pom Pom Pumpkins – Tutorial Tuesday on Indie Fixx

oh, and if you missed it, check out the interview with Hello Naomi, the…

The lovely ladies at They’re Coming to Get You, Barbara have some of the creepiest cakes ever. This Thorax Cavity Cake really ‘takes the cake’! The rib cage is white chocolate, and each of the organs is a goo filled yummy cake–all different gourmet flavors. Full instructions on how to make this ultimate in “gross your dinner guests out” halloween cakes can be found on their site. Also, even if you’re not into “gruesome” as a theme, their techniques can be used on various sorts of cakes. I found several useful tips.

I actually think i like it better without the blood:

Also, check…

You Dabblers are just the nicest people! The talented and crafty Robyn of Craft & Found send us this lovely idea for a halloweenie beanie..

Says Robyn: “Wanting an adorable hat to donate to my local NICU ward, I came up with this most basic of patterns. Sized for preemies and babes, you can make it even smaller by using tinier needles. There’s no real gauge, because as the NICU nurses I love so dearly have said over and over, these gorgeous babes come in all sizes!” What a sweet idea for anytime of the year! Go knitters!

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The first of our fabulous readers to be featured in the Halloween Extravaganza is the fabulously creative and halloween-loving Heather Sitarzewski. Not everyone will necessarily get their own post, but Heather has enough stuff to fill several, so she gets her very own– check it out!

First off… the Halloween Jack! Fabulous design and execution.. love him!

Next up, check this out! Now you know creating great art or craft out of recycled materials is one of my passions… This is a great example of that, created out of paper towel rolls. She’s got all the instructions on her post. Check out the…