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Mexican Day of the Dead
Dia de los Muertos at Ethnic Arts celebrates the festival in Mexico when families make colorful altars to welcome the spirits of the dead back. Sugar skulls are decorated with icing, glitter and sparkles for the altar.
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Altar for Dia de los Muertos
Altar at Ethnic Arts for Dia de los Muertos. Food, drink, toys and photographs decorate this colorful altar.
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Amanda and Julia decorating sugar skulls
The ongoing sugar skull decorating for the month of October finds artists using the icing, feathers, sequins and glitter to make delightful sugar skulls
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Emmett and his skull
Emmett is decorating his sugar skull.
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Decorating a sugar skull
Getting in the spirit of the holiday a skeleton came in to decorate a skull with the help of her mother.
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Proud sugar skull decorator
The proud decorator of a sugar skull
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Sugar Skull Mold
Sugar Skull mold for a flat skull that is 3.25x2.5x1.85". There are two molds and directions on the back.
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After the zoo, then come to Ethnic Arts for sugar skulls
Skeleton shirts are just the attire for decorating skulls
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Deciding on what colors and sparkles for the sugar skull
What sparkles, what icing?
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Sugar skull decorating at Ethnic Arts
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Sugar Skull Mold
Sugar Skull mold for a three dimensional skull that is 4x3.25x4". There are two molds, one for the front and one for the back plus directions on the back.
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