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It’s hard to believe that it is October already!

Next to Christmas, this is my favorite time of the year for holiday decorating, and at least there usually isn’t snow in Wisconsin for the outdoor portion!  I am not sure when I started my skull collection, but over the years I have collected a wide assortment of them and always keep my eye out for the glam ones.  Who says skulls have to be scary?  In fact I think they are quite hip and glamorous if you find the right ones. Below are some of my favorites.

Chrome- Home Goods
Chrome- Home Goods
Jeweled- Zgallerie
Jeweled- Zgallerie
Bejeweled- Victorian Trading
Bejeweled- Victorian Trading
Black/white/gold- Grandinroad
Black/white/gold- Grandinroad
Matte white- Grandinroad
Matte white- Grandinroad
Iridescent- JoAnn Fabrics
Iridescent- JoAnn Fabrics
Acrylic- Etsy
Acrylic- Etsy
Iron- Pottery Barn
Iron- Pottery Barn
Gold diamond- Grandinroad
Gold diamond- Grandinroad

Pumpkins just aren’t for carving either!

Although we do plenty of that around here just so we can get the seeds out and roast them, YUMMY!  One cost effective way to get the look of these ceramic options is by picking up real pumpkins and painting them.  Just pick up some craft paint from your local hobby shop and the pumpkin is your blank canvas.

Tortoise glass- Pottery Barn
Tortoise glass- Pottery Barn
Vines- Grandinroad
Vines- Grandinroad
Spiked chrome- ZGallerie
Spiked chrome- ZGallerie
Stripes- MacKenzie -Childs
Stripes- MacKenzie -Childs
Carnival- MacKenzie-Childs
Carnival- MacKenzie-Childs
Petals- MacKenzie-Childs
Petals- MacKenzie-Childs

Halloween décor needs to be orange and black?? NO WAY!

Fabric pumpkins are also a great way to bring in the Halloween spirit while coordinating colors with your personal décor.  I LOVE the velvet ones!  For this, you can either purchase them already made (I LOVE the ones from Etsy)  or you can DYI.   For the Do It Yourselfer, all you need is stems from a pumpkin, your favorite fabric, pillow filling or rice for a heavier pumpkin, spray paint for the stems, craft glue and a needle and thread to tie it up.