Halloween Entryway

On Friday the thirteenth my boys and I embellished for Halloween.

Most of our decorations ended up in our entryway, and I actually have to say, I assume it became out pretty lovely and so I desired to proportion it with you these days.

Now once I say my boys and I, I virtually just suggest I adorned and my boys watched :)

But that's not my fault. I wanted them to have fun and decorate, but they just don't seem to enjoy it as much as I do. They did however, have a lot of fun pulling out the decorations from the bins and reminiscing over it all. But other than placing a few things around the house, they left the decorating up to me.

Which is satisfactory because then I ought to do my component and create a amusing, cohesive display. I like to hold the decoration contained in a single place and not scattered all around the house, which I assume continually has a tendency to makes the house experience too cluttered and a bit chaotic.

So all of our decorations are just ones we've got amassed through the years, on the whole purchased on the Dollar Tree. Nothing is new this yr.

Although this window frame is new, well obviously it's not new it's actually really old, but it's new to me. Some friends of mine gave it to me when they were cleaning out their shed. I did a little makeover to it and will be sharing more about it another time.

In the window panes and in the basket on the shelf below are some spooky Polaroid pictures I took a few years ago. At the end of this post I'll share a link where you can print some off for yourself. I've really had fun decorating with these over the years.

Apparently, rubber snakes, rats, bats, mice and flies are what I think are scary, since that is what most of our decorations consist of. What types of Halloween decorations do you mostly collect?