It's sad that I STILL haven't gotten anything taken down from inside the house. The garage looks like a Halloween store exploded. Maybe Sunday I'll get some progress made. Tomorrow night we have a bowling fundraiser for the dance studio and Saturday morning / early afternoon will be spent shopping with Mom & the sisters at the first of our annual craft shows.
Alrighty, first is the plant table. I have the fiber-optic witch on a timer so she's on in the morning before I go to work, and in the evening.
The plant to the right of the shelf is a "Devil's Backbone". The stems zig-zag.
Part of the apothecary. I never did get it finished. Very few labels, etc.
The JOL / cat blowmold also is on a timer. I was thrilled to find that on eBay, since we had one like it when I was a kid.
Stained glass JOLs in the window.
The pothos cutting is sort of covering everything, but there is a shelf with assorted 'cooking helpers' on it.
The mini-cemetery is growing rather large!
The hall of skeletons.
The bathroom has an abundance of rats.
Chester!
The dog's crate / end table.
The gargoyle on top of the Grandfather clock is there year-round.
The Yankee Candle Boney Bunch guys.
This is one of my favorite pieces, just because he's goofy. He's ceramic & weighs a ton, so he reclines in the doll bed next to his buddy, Mr. Clean.
The dancing girls.
The village
Ugh, I dread putting all this away!
Wait! Don't put it all away! Celebrate Hallowe'en 365 days a year. We only take down the outside decor... the inside stays Hallowe'en all year. Thank goodness a halloween house needs real dust on the decor to make it look better ;)
ReplyDeleteI hear ya about the dust! I was slightly embarrassed in those pics for a minute, but then I shrugged it off.
DeleteI'd leave everything up, but I'm out-voted by the rest of the family. They want to see some fall leaves & turkeys before the snowmen & nutcrackers invade.
Thats an awesome collection
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