Hi everyone!
I didn’t do a lot of Halloween decorating this year. However, I thought I would show you my shelf in the dining room.
The pumpkin gourd is real. The two ceramic candy dish pumpkins came from the dollar store. The black bat in the background was from a yard sale this past summer for .25 cents.
This funky gourd is real too. It looks like some creepy alien creature. Sparkly spiders also from the dollar store.
I had fun making glue gun spider webs for the candle.
Just put some glue on something (I just used a piece of cardboard the package of spiders came in).
Just have fun and web it up!
Check out these fun posts from last week’s party!
Marigene at In the Middle of Nowhere shared this cute Halloween tablescape! How fun!
Walnut and Vine showed us some fun thrifty Fall decorations!
And ANTIQUECHASE shared the old bread board she embellished!
Awesome inspiration ladies! Please feel free to take the “I was featured” button below for your blog!
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And I have this fun giveaway going on right now…..
Click the above picture to enter!
I can’t wait to see what you all have to share this week!
Diann, what great Halloween decorations! So much eye candy!! I love it all!! So festive!! And what great features you've showcased! Thanks so much for hosting this great party each week! I look forward to it!
ReplyDeletediann, you have done an awesome job!!every week i look forward to coming over to your place!
ReplyDeletei am a newbie blogger, and you are a great mentor.
blessings,
rebecca
Hi Diann~
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for featuring my bread board project. I have linked back to your blog under "featured here"... thanks again for hosting and all you do! Marcy
Thanks for hosting the party! Just joined your blog and you have wonderful things! Have a fantabulous day!!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!!! I'll bet the princess loves your Halloween decor!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Beth
AS always...you have found some GREAT stuff!!! I was thinking about you the other day when I was in a Christmas Tree Shop:) Thanks for hosting. Oh I almost forgot to tell ya...my Sam's card came and I plan on getting some wedding pics printed with it.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
I am not big on Halloween, but I do like your spider webs!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting!
Enjoy your day!
That pumpkin gourd is fascinating. I've never seen one. I also like your spider webs.
ReplyDeleteLove the Halloween decorations! Great features, too! Thanks for hosting...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteGreat finds! That shelf looks very pretty, Diann.
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting!
Blessings, Wendy
Princess must be thrilled with such fun and adorable Halloween her no less amazing granny did! I love the shelf, it's great! The spider webbs and the gourd is terrific. Have a wonderful weekend and thank you for hosting.
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Great decor!! Thanks for hosting xox
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing the many varieties of pumpkins and gourds available. I love that there seem to be new colors every year.
ReplyDeleteYour decorations are spookily wonderful, not just in arrangement of objects but with your added touches.
i love the layering of so many items that you did, yet it all totally works and jives so well. fabulous shelf display!
ReplyDeletethanks for the show & tell halloween stuff
ReplyDeleteI don't have much out for halloween but love to fill my shelves with stuff LOL
How cute.. love those apothecary jars of candy corn. Suddenly I feel need to buy candy corn :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Friday!
Halloween decor is quite unique!
ReplyDeleteCute decorations! Love the spider webs! Thanks for hosting...hugs, Linda
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting! I'd love for you or your readers to join us at Cap Creations every Friday for a thrift theme link up!
ReplyDeleteYou did some great Halloween decorating, a cute shelf's worth. More than that can almost be too much. I just couldn't get into it this year. I have a Lenox bisque tower of toppling pumpkins that I took out of the box, dusted, and set on the dining room table, put a few pumpkins with a couple of pots of mums on my front porch and called it done.
ReplyDeleteDelicious finds, can't wait to see what's coming up next!
ReplyDeleteWho knew hot glue could be so much fun! Thanks for the ideas and for hosting the party!!!
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