Do you love to create little Halloween Vignettes? Here are a few fun images to bring your creativity in from the pumpkin patch and into your home.
You can turn your home office into a truly fun place to work.
Halloween Vignettes
A close up of one of the shelves reveals someone who loves candy corn. Whoooooo adores the owl print?
Another shelf features a plaid pumpkin. You can make this from the fabric of an old wool coat. Recycling at its cutest.
Anything looks better when placed on a pedestal. Try taking your candlesticks out and find a tiny pumpkin to place on top creating a mini pedestal effect. A large jar of colored candy would work well on a kitchen island.
Lights, banners, and blocks…oh my!
If you’ve recently switched over to a flat screen tv and still have an entertainment center, try placing it on a large wall and turning it into a mini library. The shelves can be filled with your favorite books and still more books can help fill the empty center. Add a few other goodies such as a lamp and a wee bit of boo.
Love the whole desk area! You are a lucky girl!
How fantastic! I love everything especially the pumpkins on the pedestals. The entertainment center is ingenious.
I love it,I love it.Everything.what wonderful ideas.Outstanding.Thanks for stopping by my blog.Just posted something new.and I am having my first contest to name a piano Angel doll vignette.Please hop on over and leave a name for her.The drawing will be in Nov.hugs marie Antionette
I love creating vignetts too but I don’t get to do it often in my home as we are still working on shelving and wehave very little storage as it is. I sometimes get my fix while I am doing a shift at Lottery Yarn.
The entertainment display is elegant and classy – something that’s VERY hard to do with Halloween. I tend to ignore this season since my birthday is the day before Halloween and my eldest daughter’s is the day after. We’d much rather celebrate those!I’ve left an award for you over at my blog.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS! So cute and creative.
Love the vignettes. Is that your house? Beautiful!
What a great idea with the ent. center. Looks great. Mimi
Beautiful and magical! I grew up near L.Alcotts’s house in Concord,Mass.Thank You for commenting today!
How adorable! I love it!
Looks good – add chocolate and it would be complete.
It all looks great. So many wonderful ideas. And to keep with the Halloween fun.You’ve been Boo-ed. Come to my site and see what you get. Happy Halloween.*hugs*
Laura, Thank you for visiting my blog. Slowly… but surely, I'm catching up. I took a peek at your past posts. What a beautiful love story. You are truly smitten. I know the feelin'. My stone is a Marquise too. LOL! Halloween is a big treating event here, with over 100 treaters! I thoroughly enjoyed seeing your decorations. Don't you just adore Lori Mitchell's creations?!Sweet Wishes,Sara <{;)
Wow ! I love the way you decorate!I totally would like this if I could! Sooo cute!
Hi Laura,thanks for stoping by and putting your name in the hat.I love the name you choose,and believe it or not,that would have been something I would have picked out.The piano only plays Christmas music.I want to say about 13 different tunes,but no Fleur De Lys.Hugs Marie Antionette
Love the Halloween decorating ideas. I saw a shirt yesterday that either of us would have loved to have – it pictured a dachshund inside a pumpkin and said “Happy Halloweiner!!!”
Laura, the cute dachshund shirt was at Goody's. It was a deep orange long sleeved t-shirt with the head & tail of a brown doxiesticking out of the pumpkin appliqued on the front. Here in our area, they only had size small left!!!
Great ideas…and your office is very attractive!
oooh..those are all so CUTE!!!! or should i say “BOO”tiful!!!!
My new rule is I can only blog before and after 8:00. This way I get way more done during the day. 🙂
Great ideas!
I love Halloween and decorating and you did a great job!I adore how you used your entertainment center without the tv and didn’t just get rid of it like so many people do. This is the first year I used painted candle stick holders to put pumpkins on and I love them. I discovered that trick here in blogland. Now everyone I know wants to do it.Great job!Hugs,Joanne