Trick-or-treating, dressing up in costumes and carving pumpkins aren't the only things to do this Hallowe'en weekend.
This is the last Hallowe'en of the 20th Century and crafts are an ideal way to either build anticipation or keep the momentum going once all the treats are collected Saturday night.
And you don't need black magic to turn simple plain paper plates into bewitching decorations or Popsicle sticks into a glow-in-the-dark skeleton.
Here are a few crafts that will help entertain children over the Hallowe'en weekend: SKELETONS Craft sticks Glue Hanging ring White paint Squeeze creations Glow Pens by Elmer's Black felt GLUE two craft sticks into a `T' (for the spine and shoulders).
Add short and long pieces to make the arms, legs, hands, feet neck and head, as shown in picture.
Glue a hanging ring to the back of the head and cover skeleton with one coat of white paint, then two coats of Squeeze Creations Glow Pens by Elmer's. Cut eyes, nose and mouth from black felt and glue onto the face.
SPORTY SPIDER Baseball cap 4 black pipe cleaners Large pompom 2 round felt eyes Black fabric paint in a tube Needle and thread Glue WEAVE a web on the front of a purchased baseball cap with black fabric paint.
Begin at the top of the hat and extend your web design to the front of the cap.
Bundle 4 black pipe cleaners, tie at the centre and sew to the top of the hat.
Bend legs into the shape of a spider's legs.
Glue a large pompom on top of the legs (top of the hat) and decorate with round felt eyes.
WITCHCRAFT Paper plate Paint Coloured construction paper Black marker Raffia or yarn Glue Stapler PAINT a paper plate, glue on coloured-paper features and add details with a black marker.
Staple raffia or yarn `hair' to the top of the plate and staple a jaunty paper hat over it.
Crafts from Woman's Day Magazine.
HALLOWE'EN CARDS White cardboard Orange paper Black marker FOLD white cardboard and cut to whatever size card you want to make. Cut out a shape in the centre of the card.
Cut orange paper to fit inside the white card. Draw a Hallowe'en design with a black marker in the centre of the orange paper (make sure the complete design will fit in the opening space of the white card.
Glue the orange paper to the inside of the card.