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For timely tips on holidays and celebrations, turn to eHow's massive collection of How To articles. Whether you're looking to stay in and celebrate on New Year's Eve or go out and party on St. Patrick's Day, look no further for helpful tips and party advice. eHow also has gift ideas, recipes and decorating tips for Christmas, Hanukkah and the entire holiday season. From arranging a graduation ceremony to cooking a memorable Thanksgiving dinner, eHow's holiday and celebration experts have created a repertoire of step-by-step instructions to keep you merry the whole year through.

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How to Make a Terrifying Old Couples Bedroom.

By NecroPsycho

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This is a haunted house room idea that I came up with. You can use it if you wish. I put as much detail as possible in the instuctions and I made it clear as possible. If you have any questions at all about this, please message me. This is called ... more »

How to Make a Tussie Mussie for Valentine's Day

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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A tussie mussie is a traditional Victorian bridal bouquet that contains tightly bunched groups of flowers. Since most Victorians understood the symbolic meanings of flowers and plants, tussie mussies often contained a variety of blooms that told ... more »

How to make a Valentine Day Card

By irisgardengirl

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How to make a Valentine card from magazines around your house. Learn how to cut and design your very own card. Not an artist? Does not matter. This is something anyone can do at any age. Just have fun with this project!.. more »

How to make a valentine for a sandbox playmate

By grouch

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If your kids spend as much time in the sandbox as mine do they are sure to have a few sand mates that they want to remember on Valentine’s Day. This makes a great class room treat bag and it is the gift that the kids can use all year round... more »

How to Make a Vine Christmas Wreath

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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Christmas decorations are a fun part of the holidays, especially the traditional Christmas wreath. Make your own to match your home and style. Here's how to make a vine Christmas wreath... more »

How to Make a Witch's Nose

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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Spice up your witch costume with this green nose... more »

How to Make a Wonder Woman Costume

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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The super hero Wonder Woman has a colorful costume that you can create at home. One of the nice features of this costume is that it can be altered to suit the wearer's taste and body type... more »

How to Make a Wrestling Costume

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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Wrestlers are a scary bunch, so if you want to make sure no one messes with you this Halloween, make your very own wrestling costume. You can model it after a well-known wrestler like Hulk Hogan, or better yet, you can design and make your own... more »

How to Make All Saints Day Soul Cakes

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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Soul cakes are delicacies from Europe. Traditionally, people made these cakes on All Saints day and, in the evening, placed them on graves of dead relatives to ease their souls. They were also handed out to the poor and needy in exchange for ... more »

How to Make All Saints Day Strietzel

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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Strietzel, a braided sweet bread, originates in Germany. On All Saints day, children look forward to visits from their godparents who arrive with gifts of Strietzel. Part of the fun for the children is competing with each other for who received ... more »

How to Make Amends Between the High Holidays

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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With the new year comes an opportunity to make amends, and a chance at a new beginning. The days between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur are a time of introspection, forgiveness and atonement... more »

How to Make an American Flag

By asksummer

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The 4th of July, September 11th, and Memorial Day are days to celebrate the good of our country and our glorious flag! Why not decorated for the holiday or day of remembrance, with a simple project that you and your kids can enjoy! Creating a ... more »

How to Make an Edible Advent Calendar

By LesleyBarker

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An advent calendar helps count the days down until Christmas. Some are devices by which children can learn about the story of the first Christmas and others are just fun. You can spend a lot or a little on a store bought Advent calendar or you ... more »

How to Make an Evergreen Banner

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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A Christmas banner is similar to a wreath except that the greenery is shaped into a line instead of a circle, and a banner hangs horizontally above a mantel or on a wall. This evergreen banner will adorn your dining room for the holidays and the ... more »

How to Make an Ghost Costume

By AHermitt

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When most people think of a ghost costume, a sheet with eye holes in it comes to mind. However, you can, make a much more fun and eerie costume simply and quickly. Whether you are seeking a ghost costume for Halloween trick-or-treating or whether ... more »

How to make an indoor realistic forest

By NecroPsycho

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For those wanting an indoor forest for their haunted houses. Very easy, and extremely cheap. Best of all, REALISTIC.. more »

How to Make an Intellectual Christmas Tree Skirt

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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A thinking person's tree deserves a skirt that does more than modestly hide the tree stand and invite piles of gifts. This one will serve as a reminder of what Christmas has meant to thinkers in the past - and of what it can mean today. In short, ... more »

How to Make an IPod Costume

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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Witches, ghosts and goblins are all standard costumes for Halloween, but for something with a more modern twist, make this iPod costume. Quick and easy, this creative costume is sure to be a hit for anyone who loves high tech toys. In as little ... more »

How to Make an M & M Wreath

By karilivingston

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M & M Wreaths make great gifts for teachers and others on your holiday list!.. more »

How to Make an Olivia Newton-John Costume

By Robin Raven

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Olivia Newton-John is one of the most successful entertainers of all time. She is discovered every year by a new generation through the longevity of the hit musical "Grease," and her fans that have followed her career since the '70s still attend ... more »

How to Make and Share an Online Christmas List

By davewilks

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If you're anything like me, starting in early November you get endless requests from family members for a Christmas list. You can try to remember, or keep a scrap of paper, or even write one on your computer and email it. Wouldn't it be nice to ... more »

How to Make Angel Luminaries

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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This easy-to-make twist on traditional paper holiday luminaries will give your home an angelic glow... more »

How to Make Bacalao a La Viscaina

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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Bacalao a la Viscaina is a rich, potato-based dish often served on special occasions in Spanish and French cultures. In addition to potatoes, the main ingredients of Bacalao a la Viscaina are salted cod and ham. The meal also includes jalapeno ... more »

How to Make Beautiful Presents for Christmas

By Eleonora Fatuzzo-Nord

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Tired of the crazed stores and long lines? Want to give beautiful gifts but are on a tight budget? You can stunning pieces with clay rightin your own home. No experience necessary, just time and imagination... more »

How to Make Benne Cakes for Kwanzaa

By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor

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Benne cakes are a popular snack cookie that originated in Africa, where the benne seed (or sesame seed as it is known in America) comes from. It is enjoyed year round in Africa, and is especially popular in America during the Kwanzaa celebration. ... more »