Going Green for Halloween in Freehold
Here are some costume and decoration tips and tricks to ensure that your Halloween is fun and eco-friendly.
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If you want to save some money this Halloween, consider going green by making your child’s costume, hosting a costume swap or buying a "recycled” costume from a local thrift store.
Kids love homemade costumes, and crafty parents can take pride in creating something amazing based on their imaginations.
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Hosting a costume swap is another great way to keep old costumes out of landfills. Have a party with a small group such as a preschool class, church group or scout troop.
Thrift stores offer an array of inexpensive “recycled” costumes for everyone from babies to adults, as well as a large selection of new costumes, masks, hats and Halloween makeup. You can also find used decorations such as pumpkin-shaped votive holders and Halloween-themed candles at a fraction of the price you would pay for new ones.
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Decorate the outside of your home in an environmentally friendly way with pumpkins, squash and dried corn stalks, which can all be composted when the holiday is over.
TELL US: What are some examples of great homemade costumes that are easy to put together? Be sure to upload photos of your green costumes and decorations in the photo gallery above.
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Around The Corner Art Center
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Michaels
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Wal Mart
326 W Main St, Freehold, NJ -
One Green Shoe
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The Second Hand Rose
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St Peter's Thrift Shop
49 Throckmorton St, Freehold, NJ
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CentraState Medical Center Thrift Shop
20 Jackson St, Freehold, NJ
