




HALLOWEEN SNACK PLATES
I found these at an antique shop. They are dated 2002. They are 8.25 inches diameter.





I found these at an antique shop. They are dated 2002. They are 8.25 inches diameter.
Trying to decide if the cup is overkill.
Same video but different links for preference
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcOOaeTxdFf/?igsh=Y3VhNTdnaTFwcGx3
Made myself a haunted mansion inspired stained glass Photo Booth picture frame✨
I found this at Goodwill about 15 years ago for $7.
It’s spooky season where I am and I’m full in.
More new zombies. Time to think about bring it together.
My last steel halloween mug got lost before a trip so I was delighted to find this one yesterday at tjmaxx! They had other ones too, a purple witch one and an orange Halloween one!
I bought this at a thrift store. I display it year round in my living room.
Reposting this with progress photos. My daughter turns 1 in October, so I’m throwing her a Halloween costume party. This project is made from pool noodles, paper mache, and a lot of love!
Produced in 2010 by Jim Shore. Halloween Ghost/Costume Figurine
As well, y’all think they would sell?
Recently added these Halloween accent lamps to the collection. They’re small, only about 8”, but they add some nice color and brightness to the displays.
Another thrift store find. It's hanging in my living room year round...
My son is six years old and has progressively gotten worse towards Halloween decorations. He used to be able to walk through Spirit, head turned or hiding behind a parent, but he was able to walk through the store after getting past the initial entrance. This year though I had to carry him while he cried until we got over to the kids costume section. He won’t even use our stairwell because our downstairs neighbor has a Halloween mask decoration hanging on their door so he uses the next stairwell over to avoid it.
I cannot see how he will be able to do Halloween or trick or treating this year when his reaction is this severe. Last year he struggled with certain houses because of their decorations and because of that I’m already anticipating this year to be even worse.
My partner wears horror merch(ghostface, art the clown, etc) and he’s been fine with those but then the ghostface door decoration next to his grandmas apartment he hides from and won’t look.
We’ve tried reassuring him, we’ve tried talking and explaining it, we’ve tried videos with no sound. I’m at a loss. I don’t know what to do or how to help him. It’s at the point where we have told him that if he is too scared of the decorations then we can’t go trick or treating this year. I hate that. I want him to be able to have fun and not miss out on Halloween stuff just because he’s scared. When asked why he’s scared or what makes it scary he doesn’t give an answer and just says because it is or because he’s scared. What can we do? Anything to help him understand or to help him overcome his fear???
Added a pumpkin 🎃 to my fall basket. I picked up both at a thrift store.
I have done some pretty large scale prop/decoration builds in the past and have a general idea, but would love to bounce my plans off some other people.
I want to build the sandworm from Beetlejuice large enough to be in my front yard for Halloween. I’m thinking the head section will be maybe 5’ tall as a minimum (would love to feel confident building taller but unsure), for scale.
I’m sure I will be somewhere in the range of chicken wire/paper mache/air dry clay/joint compound, but for something so large I am also kicking around doing something more cardboard based?
Please spam me with any and all ideas you may have.
Photos of some past builds and my Beetlejuice year (in front of someone else’s inflatable) for tax.