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If you’ve read my fall decor posts, you know I’m a Halloween girl.
I love it.
I live for it.
Well, I live for it and cheap beer.
Oh, yea, and Grunt Labor and the kid.
I believe it started early on with my love for ghosts and scary movies. I’ve spent a ridiculous amount of time in my life reading about ghosts and witches and such. I’ll blame it on Mrs. Maxwell, my elementary school librarian who read us a story about the Bell Witch.
I’ve been hooked ever since.
It could also be due to staying up late as a nine year old entranced by Freddy Krueger on USA’s Up All Night show with that Gilbert Gottfried guy.
I’m warped.
And I fully embrace it.
Let us begin now.
One, two, Freddy’s coming for you…
I didn’t realize how many Halloween decorations I had on my front porch until I started photographing it.
I created a “witch’s grave” with an upcycled tombstone from the Dollar Tree and by sticking her feet upside down in the flower pot.
For the gravestone, I just spray painted it black and stuck gold glittery cardstock, left over from my DIY cheers banner, behind the letters to make them pop.
The “feet” are actually two chair leg covers I purchased at Pier 1 Imports* a few years back. They are designed to go around table legs or chair legs to look like a witch is sitting there, but I like them better sticking straight up on my porch.
The “EEK” pumpkin’s scallop design was used with Shape Tape. See how I made it here.
Beside the grave is the witch’s broom and my chevron pumpkin.
I found the broom at World Market* a few years ago as well. I made the chevron pumpkin when I made the chevron witch’s hat. They were both so easy!
On the other side of the door is my BOO scalloped pumpkin, as well as a skeleton entombed in a lantern. The glitter on the pumpkins stems came from Meyers-Imports. They are a glitter mecca!
Watch out, he may be waiting for you…
A little closer….
The pumpkin was a find at Kirkland’s on clearance after Halloween. That’s when I make a lot of seasonal decorating purchases. You can save tons of money and if you’re like me, when you open up your Halloween stuff the next year, its a big surprise because you forgot about what you bought!
The skeleton is from the Dollar Tree. He came in a wierd greenish glowy shade when I got him, so I gave him a coat of white spray paint to make him more skeleton-y.
I don’t know that there is any room left to decorate on my front door.
I cut out the “BOO” on my Silhouette.
The orange pumpkin garland came from a local store, Chrysalis, a couple years ago. It has a fun vintage feel.
I made the wreath last year from yarn, a skeleton from an old wreath, and other Halloween decor I found at Hobby Lobby.
Here’s hoping the front porch creeps some trick or treaters out this year…
Shall we continue this fright-tastic Halloween tour inside, now?
Proceed at your own risk >>>
Like what you see?
Your decorations are amazing! Thanks for sharing!
You are too sweet, Glenna! Thanks so much!
Wow girl! You really are into Halloween and there I thought I was. You outdid yourself. Love it and thanks so much for inviting me to join you guys!
I do love it so, Julia!! Thanks so much! But, let me just say, I am incredibly jealous of your fabulous Halloween dining room! It is creepy beyond belief! You should so be throwing a fabulous Halloween party in it!
Cute, Jenna, oh, I mean creepy.
haha! Thanks, Kim!
Awesome Halloween tour!! I love all your details! Okay, when’s your Halloween party? I wanna come!
Hugs,
Jamie
Thanks, Jamie! I love Halloween parties! They are my favorite! Saturday around 8pm?
Wow! So creative! I love all the creepy looking fabric everywhere. I think that and all the black bats are my favorites. And who knew you could decorate skulls all cool like that?!
Thanks, Elizabeth! I love all that creepy fabric too! I so wish I would have bought more it now!
Love it Girl! You must really love Halloween 🙂 Thanks for having me included with you gals!
Thanks, Aniko! I do love Halloween! It was great having you participate!
It looks like you love Halloween as much as I do Jenna! It turned out fabulous!
I do, Shanna!!! Its such a fun holiday to decorate for!
Love your decorations! You did a great job. And those witch’s legs are awesome! Pinning this.
Thanks, Erin! I love the witch’s legs too – they are one of my favorite things!
I like the pumpkin in the raised plant holder. I am going to do that. Like the lantern too. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Georgie Lee! Yep, those are simple little ideas that have big impact!
Jenna, I’m right there with you…except I’m scared! I’m suddenly back to being 10 years old and afraid of the neighbors’ porch! Great fun…even when scared!
A little bit scared is fun!!!
This is absolutely THE BEST Halloween tour I have ever been on!!! Fantastic!! I couldn’t wait to hit the return key to move on to the next page!!! Great job!!!~~Angela
Really, Angela?! I was worried it may be too much! But, I am so glad you enjoyed it!! I just love Halloween. Obviously!
AWESOME Jenna! I love all your creepy fun Halloween décor- and the way you presented your post was totally creative and amazing!! Love it!
PS- Thanks so much for including me on this fun tour!!
Thanks, Krista! Your Halloween decor is amazing though! This tour was so fun! Glad you could join in with us!
Love the tape and am going to keep my eye open for it as I see many possibilities for its use. You really do get into Halloween with creative flair!
I do love Halloween, Lulu!! Thank you for stopping by!
Wow, I love it all! It’s so festive! I was also wondering, what do you have on your front door windows to make it reflect like that? I am so curious! Happy October!
Thanks, Allyson! On the front door, do you mean the reflection where you can see the trees and stuff? I don’t have anything on my door windows to make it do that. I guess it just does it on its own!