Hostess With the Mostest has shown a new twist on traditional Halloween decor: black and blue, evil science.
I haven’t been to Home Goods yet (where many of these decorations come from), but put mad science into anything…and it’s pretty likely I’ll enjoy it.
How do you feel about unconventional colors and themes for Halloween? Do you keep it traditional or mix it up?
A couple more pics here.
The folks at Cadbury have done it: found a way for us to get into that Creme Egg sugar coma TWICE a year. Now in stores…and in my face…
My review is simple. These are Creme Eggs. The yolk is green now. Doesn’t matter. If angels were real, they would eat only (s)creme eggs…all the time.
It’s that time again!
I’ll be participating in the Cryptkeeper’s annual blog roundup of countdowns.
About 87% in my poll wanted a month long countdown, 10% wanted two weeks. So to be fair to everyone I will probably do the vast majority of posts with a Halloween theme and a small percentage of others…I think. We’ll see what strikes me.
I’m putting on my party dress (in my imagination) to celebrate.
In real non-imaginary life (with special guest):
And mommy’s little craft “helper:”
If you come across great links or images, please share! Halloween-ites must stick together.
While I am completely in the spirit of Halloween already, I’d like to give an option or two for the less obsessed. I plan on doing a Halloween Countdown again this year. How long should it be?
Majority rules (though I may intersperse Halloween posts throughout the month if the shortest option wins). Thanks for your input!
Usually I feature a few items at a time from Pottery Barn or other stores that carry Halloween treats. However, these lights deserve their own post because I love them so very much.
I actually think they work better without the “Halloween” ones beneath.
Now to battle the decision of spending $30 on a few little lights…on the wish list they go…
If you like vintage Halloween decorations and wish to see that style resurrected on repurposed items, you will LOVE the work of Cali Lee.
The color schemes and style are quite reminiscent of Beistle and other Halloween classic artists.
I like seeing this type of work ON objects…
It’s only July but Pottery Barn has some Halloween items in stock. Anyone else as excited as I am about bits of impending autumn?
Candles:
Bat string lights:
And my favorite…the subtle skull vases:
What’s your favorite item?
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