[DIY bats, potion bottles/labels, leaf garland, potion books]
[A collection of skulls seated on Spanish moss, spooky bats, and eerie spider]
[$1.00 bottles filled with "potions" & labeled to match. Book covers and sign made from brown lunch sacks]
This year for Halloween, I took a very simple approach. I focused on having fun coming up with DIY ideas to make our home festive for my favorite time of year. Ceramic and real pumpkins in the colors of fall, large twigs in vases with tangles of Spanish moss, and fun little sayings around the house make us smile in every room. One of my favorite and most simple things has been hanging leaves from windows and even my shelves. Since we don't have fall foliage here in Arizona, I scored these last year for pennies. Strung on some twine with baby clothes pins makes for a simple and classy look that makes me envy those who live near the beautiful fall leaves.
aww your house looks so festive! i love it
ReplyDeleteADORABLE! So fun. I need to be more crafty haha :)
ReplyDeleteI like your fall ideas! I agree with Katie, I need to be more crafty!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh. You are so crafty, girl! I love these. Like seriously, I'm going to pin them on Pinterest. Ha ha. I like the simple, sophisticated look you've got goin' on here.
ReplyDeletelove the temple picture! a d or a b l e!
ReplyDeleteso perfect! i love it all.
ReplyDeletei hope im half as crafty as you when it comes to decorating my own home
love the decor! is the temple pix from etsy? i've had my eye on getting one for quite sometime.
ReplyDeleteI seriously LOVE these decorations. They look so easy and look so good. Seeing as it is Halloween I guess I'll have to wait until next year to try some of these... that's what a newborn will do to your priorities. :)
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog via Sloanbook, and I can already tell I'll be a long-term stalker. Thanks for your simple, cute and low-budget decor ideas!
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