Which was great to hear, since I was working on straddling that line where Halloween-appropriate meets too-frightening-for-a-four-year-old. What do you think?

A "dripping" tablecloth, a skull with a clacking jaw, and a picture of a ghoulish tree with an owl and a skeleton swinging on a swing.

Some more black "dripping" coming from the top of the door. I'm glad I didn't make that part red. Black dripping = spooky. Red dripping = too scary even for me.
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Thanks so much to Apartment Therapy Ohdeedoh, The Crafty Crow, and Labbe for all the creepy garland love! Commenter Monkey's Mama was right, it comes from Paper Crave's clip art.
2 comments:
The decoration looks great - I lo-o-o-ved the dripping tablecloth and the hanging driplets(?), and my favorite is the "graveyard" tree. Great finds and wonderful execution, Anna. Happy Halloween!:)
The dripping light switches and thermostat do it for me.
Creepy!
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