You will need:

• Round styrofoam wreath(that has squared off edges)
• 16 red flowers
• 1 black feather boa
• 1 garland of black beads
• 2-3 white pearly flowers (not sure what they're called)
• hot glue gun and sticks

First take off all the stems from your red flowers then push them into the wreath and hot glue in clusters of four (two in front and two on the side). Do this all around the wreath leaving small space in between for the feather boa. Then you wrap the feather boa all the way around and glue. Next you wrap the bead garland around in no specific way just so it's noticeable. Lastly remove the pearl flowers from the stem and randomly place them around and in between the red flowers. It is best to turn as you go to cover all the angles. I purchased my embellishments at Michaels and Roberts but this was a few years ago so I'm sure you can use whatever.

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  The wreath fits perfectly with the rest of my Valentine decor!
   
  
  

Sulley and Mike Wazowski pumpkins

 Painted on with acrylic paint. We have a little one so no carving was involved. 

 Felt cut out, hot glued, and then pinned onto t-shirts.

Horns sewn, stuffed and glued onto headbands.

 Boo and Sulley 

(We had Boo's costume made by my dear friend who has better sewing skills than my basic.)

The Monsters Inc. Klan 

My daughter passed off as Boo perfectly because she already looks like her. Big eyes, brown hair and straight across bangs. You can't tell but we also put her hair in piggy tails. She wore purple pants, pink t-shirt and tennis shoes just like Boo. Prior to Halloween, we had several people tell us that she looked like Boo. That lead us to the the Monsters Inc Theme. A perfect fit for us, we just love that movie :)

 My Daughter Aunika and I, 2013

Happy day of LOVE!

 

 Black crows attached to branches as the centerpiece

  Ernie "Bet a Million"

 Billy "The Kid" and Anna Maria "Torchy"

"Silky" M. Adam and Ernie "Bet a Million"

The Map 

(it was helpful to determine where everyone was at during the time of the murder)

 The dinner conversation:

Who murdered Hal Coppone? (we read the scripts the game provided)