Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Halloween feather wreath, defined

One of my favorite and most versatile Halloween decorations is my black feather wreath. I bought it several years ago on post-Halloween clearance at Target after wanting one for several years but being too cheap to pay full price. You can make your own feather wreath a la Eddie Ross--but mine was cheaper and I didn't have to clean up feathers afterward!
This year I hung it on the back of my door and to dress it up I used tiny orange clothespins to attach some appropriately spooky flash cards that I found in a huge box at the thrift store a while ago.
The cards I used are apparition, ominous, ghoul, cadaverous, grotesque and macabre. It was an easy project--took all of about 2 minutes, including rummaging in my craft room for the clothespins, and neither wreath nor cards are permanently altered so I can use them in a different way next year. I think it's an especially appropriate decoration for my Haunted Library-themed Halloween party this year!

5 comments:

  1. Loving the haunted library idea. So many cool decorations you have created. Glad you are able to craft and decorate here and there. Looking forward to two cuties in costume.

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  2. Do trick or treaters have to spell those words correctly to get a treat at your house?

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  3. Anonymous10:20 AM

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    http://sanduskyhistory.blogspot.com

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  4. Love it! I started one last year but need another boa!

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  5. very clever. And definitely thematic.

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