After handing out candy, I dressed up and took awards to houses in the area that go hard for #Halloween. I kept the beanies in the large pot and would pull them out to present to the winners. I was going for a "Pulp Fiction briefcase" effect and was happy with the results. Continued below...

Here's the recommended size breakdown from a screen printer I work with.

After I handed out candy, I went to 6 houses in the area that were REALLY celebrating Halloween. I'd hand them the beanie with the note, give a little bow, and silently walk away. It's a fun way to spread some 31st magic. This is year 2, guess that makes it a tradition. Bonus pumpkin 🎃

Here are the Halloween beanies I made this year. I used glow in the dark thread and tulle to make then a little more ethereal.
#Halloween #Embroidery

@artologica.net I like to think of myself as a folklore hero to the local squirrels. "Thank you for this harvest walnut man." lol

After my candy ran out, I dressed up and went to the 6 most decorated houses in my area. (Within a reasonable walking distance) It was like reverse trick or treating. I'd give them a beanie with the note taped on it. Halloween magic innit. We both get fun stories and a hat. Bonus: Pumpkin

This years Halloween beanies. I'm giving out 6 of the black ones to the best decorated house within walking distance.

Halloween beanie from last year, machine embroidery.