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It’s no secret that I have a love for vintage Halloween pieces.

When I switched gears from having a Halloween shop to starting a Halloween blog, one thing I knew was that I wanted to create my own designs.

The clown has been a Halloween staple for some time now, but I’ve never been a fan.

Do you have last-minute holes to fill with little to no time to pull them together, or is it just me?

There’s one major holiday standing between now and Halloween, but that’s not keeping some stores from putting out pumpkins.

I get excited about items I can use in multiple applications, and Halloween pieces are no exception.

It’s rare that I find myself in the position of needing more Halloween decorations. After all, we have enough to decorate several houses.

I was floating around YouTube recently when I came across the trailer for the 1986 science fiction cult classic The Fly, starring Jeff Goldblum and Geena Davis.

Today, I want to revisit this style by creating a piece that oozes an early 1900s charm but is easy on the budget and simple to mask

Today’s project is a coffin favor box. These boxes are perfect for trick-or-treaters or as a party favor for guests at your haunted soiree

I enjoy breaking out the colored pencils and having creative time to color, so I’m taking advantage of a cold day to whip up some new party hats.

We are on the precipice of August, my friends, and despite the 103° temperature today, I can already feel that Fall is in the air!