Día De Los Muertos at Michael’s 🌸

I went to Michaels today and went directly towards the glitter aisle however, something colorful caught my eye, and I had to stop to see what new was on the shelves💗

Not only did they already have Christmas out, but they have Dia de Los muertos out!! Everything this year is so colorful and they have a lot of cool trinket. However, my eyes went straight to these ornaments super cute for Ofrendas/trees/missing a loved one. They even made pet ones too! 😭💗💐💀🐱🐶

Also, the white one is so shiny that the camera doesn’t even capture it correctly. But that one in my opinion is the prettiest of them all. 😍

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2025/8/29 Edited to

... Read moreWalking through Michaels during the holidays is always an adventure, isn't it? Beyond the amazing Día de Los Muertos finds I shared, one thing that immediately caught my eye was how much Christmas stock was already out! It's never too early to start thinking about festive flair, and if you're like me, you're always on the hunt for unique holiday accessories, especially Christmas headbands. Michaels is an absolute goldmine for DIY Christmas headbands. Forget those generic store-bought ones; the real fun is in making your own! I often head straight to the craft blanks section where you can find plain headbands in various colors. From there, your imagination is the only limit. You can grab some festive felt sheets – think reds, greens, silvers, and golds – and cut out shapes like tiny Santa hats, reindeer antlers, or sparkling snowflakes. A little hot glue and you're halfway to a custom creation! For extra sparkle, don't forget the glitter aisle. I always find myself drawn to it, just like for the Día de Los Muertos ornaments. A sprinkle of iridescent glitter on felt cutouts or even on small foam balls glued to a headband can elevate a simple design. You can also find miniature Christmas ornaments, like tiny baubles or bells, which look absolutely adorable when securely attached. Pipe cleaners are another versatile tool; bend them into antlers or intertwine them with ribbon for a whimsical look. What about materials similar to some of the decor pieces I saw, like the unpainted skull-shaped blanks? Michaels often has various unpainted wooden or resin shapes that can be transformed into any holiday theme. Imagine taking a simple star or tree shape, painting it with acrylics, adding some glitter, and then hot-gluing it onto a headband. It’s a fantastic way to personalize your holiday look or even create unique gifts for friends and family. Whether you're crafting simple reindeer antlers for a casual family gathering or an elaborate, sparkling masterpiece for a holiday party, Michaels has all the supplies you need. I've personally made several for themed parties, and they always get compliments. It's so satisfying to say, 'I made it myself!' Plus, creating your own headbands is often more cost-effective than buying pre-made ones, especially if you have a few holiday events planned. So next time you're at Michaels, looking for those amazing Día de Los Muertos finds or just browsing the Christmas aisle, definitely check out the DIY options for festive headbands. You might just discover your new favorite holiday craft!

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