Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts

Friday, October 28, 2011

Witch's Brew


There's only three days until Halloween. Can you believe it? I can't! This is my favorite holiday of the year, and I'm really excited for Monday (although, how lame is it that Halloween is on a weekday this year? Bleh.)

Anyway...now that Halloween is fast approaching, my Witch's Brew candles will soon be leaving the store. I only have THREE left--after that, they'll be gone, so be sure to drop by my Etsy shop or Zibbet shop and pick them up before it's too late!

Monday, October 3, 2011

Vintage Halloween

I love everything Halloween, especially when it's vintage. Here's a little Treasury I put together with a bunch of cute, retro Halloween-themed items for you to enjoy! Please stop by my Treasury and leave let everyone know which is your favorite!

$5.50 USD
One Dozen Spooky Vintage Halloween Tags  Witches Owls Black Cats Skeletons Pumpkins
$6.00 USD
Distressed Shabby Chic Vintage Halloween Hang Tags Labels Gift Tags with Ribbon Set of 3
$3.00 USD
Custom Vintage Halloween Owl Invitations -- Set of 10
$15.00 USD
Halloween Note Cards: Vintage Halloween Pumpkin Set of Four Blank Cards
$6.00 USD
Vintage Halloween Witch Mirror Compact - Witch and Goblins
$7.84 USD
Belt Buckle Vintage Moon Halloween
$20.00 USD
Jolly Halloween Vintage Halloween Postcard Pin
$18.00 USD
Spooky Vintage Halloween Cat Necklace
$25.00 USD
Screen Printed Vintage Halloween Owl Pillow
$16.00 USD
Vintage Halloween Witches Spider Ghost Skeleton Cat Bat Celebrate Banner Tea party Flag Burlap Postcard Digital Collage Sheet Images Sh187
$3.99 USD
2 Halloween Owl & Cat Candy Dishes in Black and Orange 1950's Vintage design
$115.00 USD
Vintage handmade Ceramic Pumpkins Adorable Trio Pappa, Mamma, Baby
$12.00 USD
Vintage Halloween Garland Retro Masks Banner
$22.00 USD
Vintage Halloween Themed OOAK Original Mixed Media Art Board, The Witching Hour
$50.00 USD
Witchy Hat Handmade with our signature crepe paper fringe, vintage halloween ask about our matching halloween banner/bunting
$24.00 USD

Halloween Picture Project

Last time I was at my local craft store I found these adorable Halloween-themed scrapbook papers. I don't do scrapbooking but I am such a sucker for anything Halloween or autumn, so I bought them and figured I'd find a use for them sometime.

I decided to buy four 5 x 7 frames at the dollar store to frame the papers. To jazz it up a bit more, I printed a few stencils of Halloween-y images--bats, a witch, a moon, and a crow. I used two of the papers as backgrounds and the more decorative two papers for the actual shapes.







It was a fun, quick, and inexpensive project but I really feel like it makes a big difference on my living room wall and I love it. If you have en empty wall that you're not sure what to do with, try picking out some scrapbook papers and creating your own Halloween scene!

Thursday, September 1, 2011

New Autumn Scents!

I am proud to finally present my new scents for Autumn! I've brought back Apple Orchard, which is one of my favorites and a best-seller from last year, along with two brand spankin' new scents--Plumberry and Witch's Brew.

Now, without further adieu, I give you...

Apple Orchard
This smells just like fresh, crisp apples! After just a few minutes of burning, you'll feel like you're walking through an apple orchard on a cool autumn afternoon. 

Plumberry
 
Plumberry is a unique, yet somehow still traditional, fragrance. with hints of clove, raspberry, pear, and—of course—plum. It’s a bit sweet with just the right amount of autumn-inspired spice.  


Witch's Brew
Witch’s Brew is a mysteriously spicy and herbal fragrance with notes of cinnamon and bergamot. This is the perfect Halloween scent, sure to bring your magical hauntings to the astral plane! 

Check them out at my shop, along with all of my year-round fragrances!

Sunday, October 17, 2010

Boo to Bad Weather

...And not the Halloween type of "boo", but the "ah phooie" type of "boo". The weather was iffy yesterday, with strong winds and the possibility of rain, so I decided not to make the trek to the Hyde Park Street Fair (it's almost a 2 hour drive each way).

I've been told they're doing the fair again next Saturday (10/23) since other vendors also decided not to go. So if anyone is in the area NEXT week, be sure to stop by ;)

Since I now had a free day on my hands, I decided to finally tackle two mini-projects that I've been wanting to do for the past two weeks:

Project 1: Install the curtains I've been eyeing for months
I originally saw these curtains at Walmart but they only had the sample. So I ordered them online and they finally arrived last week. I am totally in love with the design and the way that the light shines through them.





The only downside is that, for now, I have to keep our original blinds up as well because it gets frigid cold up here in the Catskills and sheer curtains don't really keep out drafts! Some day, when we have a bit of extra cash, I'll invest in those energy-saving curtains and figure out a way to hang them up with these sheer curtains. Does anyone have any tips on how to hang two sets of curtains on one curtain rod?

Project 2: Create a Halloween ornament tree
Last year, my boyfriend and I visited Salem, MA (for the third time...we love it there!) and came across a set of gorgeous, vintage inspired Halloween ornaments. AND they were 50% off!!! How could I possibly resist?!? Ever since we brought those puppies home, I've been wanting to create a spooky ornament tree to display them.




We had a pretty bad storm about two weeks ago, so I gathered some branches and let them dry for awhile. Then I spray-painted them black and did the same to an old plastic planter. After the paint dried, I filled the planter with florist foam, stuck the branches into the foam, and topped it with Spanish moss.

Voila! A spooky (yet adorable) Halloween ornament tree! So, although I'm bummed that I didn't get to go to the street fair, hopefully it'll happen again next week. And I finally had a chance to finish my curtains and my ornament tree!

Now I'll leave you with a picture of Sasha, because she was being so freakin' cute when I was taking pics of the curtains (and I'm obsessed with her haha).