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Comments (11)This Forum really gets going in the Fall, right now just a few of us "die hards" keep posting and making our own fun when no holidays. LOL. A lot of the gals here do beautiful table setting decor, and post photos to keep us from going into withdrawal. And when we find some holiday stuff shopping (Goodwill, thrift stores, yard sales, or ANY store) then MORE photos to share. I was never into dishes but the Enablers here had me out buying a few things and trying my hand at small table settings. I'll try anything for my "invisible friends", LOL. In fact they are the ones who got me decorating for all the holidays. I'd only done Christmas and a little Thanksgiving stuff before. Since you do the trees for your family, and so many in your own home, you belong with us. ;o) Wait till you see what our gal, Christmascandy, does. She lives up to her name! Many of us love over the top decorating. Seeing pictures and sharing ideas is what brought us together, but we're more like a family. So many caring, generous, sweet people on this Forum. If you feel like it, tell us a bit about yourself. Its nice meeting new decorating friends and getting to know them. hugs, Karen...See MoreFun Halloween Decorating Projects
Comments (6)I have been busy with my classes and creating new fall/halloween card designs, decor, candles and wax melt scents with my brother (for sale in an antique/gift shop), visiting family to decorate for Halloween, and of course decorating for my own Halloween Party lol. I started on all these projects early September, so it hasn't been too much work, I just try to do something new each week. I think I owe it to my grandma for my excitement for the holidays and seasons. She always let us help her decorate when we were growing up, and we still do decorate for the seasons together. Past fun memories and traditions keep me ambitious :) -SD...See MoreIdeas for Minimal Halloween Decoration?
Comments (20)I love Halloween. I have more Halloween decorations than Christmas. I do what I call cross over decorations. I decorate for fall in the beginning of Sept , then add the Halloween decorations to the existing fall decorations. Once Halloween is over I take down the Halloween decorations and leave the fall decorations up until after Thanksgiving. For simple door decorations I would get a Halloween wreath for on the front door. There is all kind from whimsical, scary, to grotesque. And don't forget the pumpkin. Nothing says Halloween more than a carved pumpkin. If you don't want to carve a real one they sell plastic carved ones. Another thing that the kids get a kick out of is the dollar store rats. I have about a dozen or two and have them on the porch and walkway. Another simple thing you could do if you have an electrical plug outside is to shine an orange or purple flood light on your front door. I use outdoor timers on my decorations. It is a pain to plug them in and unplug every night. Even though I decorate I don't get any kids due to living on a private road. But the 3 other neighbors and my grand-kids enjoy them. This is from last year. It is hard to see but there is real deer bones hanging down the sides of the leaf garland. You could use anything, skeletons, pumpkins, bats, etc....See MoreDecorating for Fall. Or Halloween. Or both. Or neither.
Comments (61)Thank you, naturegirl! Last year, I had it on my breakfast room hutch ... it looked nice with the “flickering candle” light on next to it. :) Love this thread! I took down Halloween decor today and kept out pumpkins and other Fall things. Added a lighted grapevine pumpkin to our scarecrow/wagon/pumpkins/straw bale display outside. Several adorable trick or treaters last night complimented our Halloween decor, which earned them extra candy. :D...See More- 4 years ago
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