(Just remember, I'm the mother of two boys, so there's not any cutsie Halloween ;-)
We just went to "El Dia de los muertos" at our local art gallery to learn about the culture and art of this Mexican holiday and now I love my calaveras (skeletons on the left in this photo) even more!
This little shelf is on our mudroom. I didn't realize that I had a small collection of witches on brooms until I looked at this photo! The "Spells" pillow is by Stacy Nash and the papercutting on the bottom left is an antique from Halloween 1913. The lantern is a new purchase from Wildberry Gatherings.
This little corner shows another new purchase - my wonderful sign from GoldieLoo Woodworks.
I love these pillows that I made from two Stacy Nash patterns. The one on the right features a homemade key made by soldering two keys together - a neat antique flea market find.
These candles are on the windowsill above my kitchen sink. I love to light them and listen to the soundtrack from "The Nightmare Before Christmas" while washing the dinner dishes...
Another spooky corner featuring an incredible papercutting by Notforgotten Farm and a great tombstone ornament by Samplers Country Collectibles.
4 comments:
Wow!! What a fun blog! I love the haunted house decorating and all your folk art stuff scattered throughout. Can't wait for more time to come back & get a better look!
Oh WOW - these are awesome!!! I can't stop looking - back for another look. LOL Your displays are awesome.
Tanya
What a wonderful home you have with great decorations. I'd say your Stacy Nash finishes fit in perfectly.
Thanks for sharing!
WOW....I love your home!!!! How fun!!!!! Hope you have a spooktacular Halloween! : D
Thanks for stopping by my blog, and your friendship!
Hugs,
La Donna
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