Just touches here and there.
A little fall here.
A little fall there.
A bucket.
A basket.
Something orange.
Something black.
Just used the leftovers.
Little billet-doux with a Halloween theme.
Have I billet-douxed you yet?
I'll have to peruse my blog list to see.
They are both fun to say and to make.
With a distressed orange tag of course!
How to make these HERE!
Some painted platters with ghostly images.
I think she has seen a ghost.
"Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again..."
At least I have not dismembered these dolls.
Yet.
Remember
Riverfront Antique Mall is looking for vintage vendors, crafters, and
artisans for the Holiday Extravaganza. Applications must be completed
by November 3rd.
If you are in the Georgia/Carolina area, you may be interested.
Go HERE for the details!
See y'all!
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I love your subtle black and orange, but the creepy dolls??? I know you'll dismember them. I'm surprised you can wait!
ReplyDeleteI'm not much for holiday decorating but did love the touches of Halloween in your booth. My favorite where the orange and black trees, such a cute idea.
ReplyDeleteThe creepy dolls are indeed creepy but not to the degree of clowns which we shall not invoke today. It's raining again so maybe I will wander over to your booth instead of cleaning. Happy Fall, Olive
ReplyDeleteI went for a "fall" theme with my booth. I just don't have enough vintage Halloween. Which is sad, because I love vintage Halloween so much.
ReplyDeleteI don't decorate for Halloween at all, but I do like some fall touches. I love the bottle brush trees in any colour.
ReplyDeleteBooth looks good with those touches of Halloween. I love the colors of Fall and I do a little Halloween decor for my shows and in my booth........but not much.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter in law will not sleep in the room with my granny's doll. She says it weirds her out. Too funny!
ReplyDeleteI want to make some chenille kitties! Halloween is on Friday night this year, meaning more fun in my neighborhood... which for me will start AFTER I hand out candy to 200+ childrens.
ReplyDeleteLoving the distressed look of all your decorations! They are perfect for an old farmhouse Halloween.
ReplyDelete~Erica
I think Frankie is adorable! I've seen lots of bottle brush trees made into animals this season. Wonder if that's going to be a trend this holiday? Something needs to take the place of those mason jars!
ReplyDeleteFrankie is adorable and all your distressed decorations. I love your Halloween decor, I've found in my booth people don't buy seasonal, so I only decorate but don't sell anything. The only time is Christmas. Have a great evening
ReplyDeleteLove all the decor that you have added to your booth to get ready for Halloween!
ReplyDeleteYou don't go all over board maybe, but all your touches set the perfect mood... Don't blame me, but I couldn't watch the doll pictures more than a second... Too frightening for me!
ReplyDeleteI like your small touches... I think somebody needs to adopt Frankie -- he's too cute!
ReplyDeleteYou cannot have Halloween without a creepy doll or two! One year, I took a larger creepy looking old doll and set it in a basket, then put a bunch of little plastic skulls all around her. Sold the lot in a matter of days. I love Halloween!
ReplyDeleteSome dolls are a bit creepy. Perfect addition for Halloween! I am getting excited for the transition from Fall to Halloween. I just love it and will start on it this coming week. Love the bottle brush trees, been thinking of maybe making a few. Thanks for sharing with SYC. Your booth looks fabulous!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
I think you do a good job with your Halloween decor.....better than me!
ReplyDeleteThe creepy dolls really work! Thank you for sharing this week at Revisionary Life Thrifty Life Thursday. :)
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing all your fun and creative ideas to celebrate the seasons,
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