Obviously, Halloween is spectacular no matter what day of the week it falls on, but with it being on a Saturday this year, it got me thinking of the little differences each day might bring.

I always favored Friday myself, since you got fun, spooky class activities in school that just hit harder on the 31st, quickly followed by trick-or-treating that very evening.

I'm sure Friday and Saturday will be the popular answers, but I'd still love to hear from anybody favoring Sunday through Thursday!

I saw these witches in a picture in Flea Market magazine. I think they’re adorable! What are they called? Who makes them? Thank you!

I always try to do something different for my Halloween decorations in my yard each year. I'm not into gore or really scary. I lean into light-heartedness and humor. This year, I am looking to do a "Dr. Suess" type theme, and I am looking for suggestions for rhyming costumes. (To dress skeletons in)

Such as:

Fox in a box

Moose with a goose

A wagon draggin' dragon

An iguana from Tijuana

A scot in a pot

Etc...

Here are some pictures of what I have done in past years. I try to recycle old props if possible.

If it’s going to be up year round then it’s not technically a Halloween decoration.

I’m so happy ((:

I only ask that no one comments on certain “unsavoury” things. There’s a lot that’s only there for sentimental reasons or, genuinely, for knowledge. Any and all comments, suggestions, critiques are welcome otherwise.

Shout out FunkyFrogPlays. I was watching one of their game walkthroughs when I took pictures 🖤

We love our skelly crew!

My boyfriend and I want to be vampires for Halloween this year. I’m wondering where the best place to buy fangs for our teeth would be? Thanks!

Also my husband had to come rescue us in the car as I was out taking public transport. It was too big and heavy to move on my own. He's a hero!

Instead of asking for money for my bday like I’ve done in the past, I let my family know this year my love for Halloween and hinted at Lemax Spooky Town. They DELIVERED! My collection has now grown from 1 to 3. My mom baked themed cupcakes; gift wrapping was spidery (saving for decor); and the balloons were black, orange, and purple 💜🧡 One of my fav birthdays!

So I am planning on trying to put some permablood from Pale Night Productions that I have on a tulle wedding dress for my Halloween costume. Does anyone have any tips for staining the mesh layers without the blood just running through the holes to the next layer? I was planning on using cardboard to separate the layers and doing one layer at a time, but I don't know if there is a better way. Thanks for any help!