Halloween RePurpose: Step2 Treat Wagon

While I admit I am not the most crafty lady in my group of peers, I most certainly enjoy the gift of repurpose. Taking something that is no longer useful or even a consistent live piece such as the Step2 wagon used here and putting it in a completely different setting is hobby that bring be great joy. Of course turning milk jugs into skeletons and old boxes into spooky houses is alot of fun but sometimes my children challenge me to go outside the box a bit and create a tamer piece with their assistance. Thus we bring you the Treat Wagon.

Step 1 – Start with a clean Step2 Wagon.

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Step 2 – Cut a box to make a flat surface for cardboard support on the inner portion of the wagon.

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Step 3 – Line the wagon with spider web. {This can be found at the Dollar Store}Fill with decor and treats.

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Step 4 – Fill with decor and treats. Enjoy!

Halloween Treat Wagon

This is a great piece to leave at your doorstep if you are going to be away on Halloween night, easy project to take with you to a Halloween event at your organization or even a pull behind for your Fall Parade.

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Mom Dot Fun Drink Station

Party friendly. Grand idea for both children and adult themed events. I could easily incorporate this theme into a princess party and even a holiday horah.

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Link Fairy Trick Or Treating Chariot

Ride in style with this suped up wagon for three. Halloween never rode so smooth.

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Keeping art supplies together can be pesky. Combine that with the need to keep your wagon out of the weather and you get a great solution.

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Mrs. Hatland is a 30-something married, mom of 7 and the face behind the popular online publication, Motherhood Defined. Known as the Iowa Mom blogger by her local peers and “The Fairy Blogmother” worldwide. She has professional experience in working closely with clients on brand ambassadorships, client outreach services, content creation and creative social media advertising exposure.

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