Halloween Head
I absolutely love vintage Beistle Halloween decor and artwork and I love that you can order reproductions too!
This summer I ordered some die cut Beistle Halloween decorations from Amazon and have been pondering how I was going to incorporate them into my haunted house this fall.
I want to tell you the story about my favorite blow mold, which is named Jack. I’m not sure if my father coined the name Jack or if it was me – but somehow this blow mold ended up being called Jack!
Now Jack was not always my favorite blow mold…in fact, my family had this Halloween decoration for as long as I can remember and at the very beginning I HATED Jack.
Continue reading “The Story of Jack: the Scarecrow Blow Mold”
I search the Facebook marketplace from time to time looking for vintage Halloween accents and decor (specifically blow molds) and stumbled across a “lot” of Halloween loot. The original post said $20, but I offered $15 (I’m always looking for the best deal) and the seller graciously accepted my offer.
Haunt the halls with ghouls and goblins, eek, eek, eek, eek, eek, eek, eek, eek, eek! (That’s how the song should go, right?)
Today’s post are some photos of how I decorated the inside of my house. I’ve been slowly gathering even more haunting knick-knacks for this year’s decorating. I hope some of my display will inspire your decorating as well! Now that 4th of July has passed, I’m so ready to begin putting out the creepies! I probably won’t start until the first weekend of September. That’s not too early…
Greetings my goblins and ghouls!
If you’ve not heard – At Home stores are now stocking Halloween items. I picked up a few this week. The rugs are $4.99 and are soft enough to be used indoors. I plan to use one in front of my kitchen sink and the other in the foyer in front of the door. I couldn’t resist the sign either, it was all too fitting.
Kirkland’s is starting to roll out their fall collection this month AND you can get a head start on decking your halls with shrieks and eeks by checking out target.com.
I had quite the successful haunt at the Tulsa Flea Market this Saturday morning. Some may say it’s a bit too premature in the season to be looking for pieces for Halloween, but I say it’s never too early for Halloween! I went into the market with Continue reading “A Summertime Flea Market Haunt”
Halloween Head 