DIY Halloween Graveyard
Last November we ran across a number of landscaping blocks
Then, he procured some baby faces for me. When I got home from work on Tuesday afternoon, they were out on the lawn looking definitely macabre.
There was also one in a flower pot amidst the garlic chives.
I decided to add one to the wreath on the door.
We need to figure out how to light them up, so that people can see them at night.
Happy Halloween!
I am a teacher, traveler, artist, writer, homemaker and a whole lot more. In January 2009, I bought the Cape of Dreams. It was the second house that I had ever owned, but it was the first that I bought by myself. I now live in the house with my husband Douglas, our dog Kahlua, and Crème de Menthe, the cat. Because, what life is complete without a little Kahlua and Cream? I love arts and crafts of all kinds, and I refinish furniture as well. We are slowly redoing our entire house. You can read about my projects on my blog www.CapeofDreams.com
Glow sticks.
Or battery operated tea lights
Battery operated tea lights
We did not have any battery operated tea lights, but we put flashlights in them, and it worked well.
i love how much you decorate for halloween – so talented! love the tombstones/creepy baby faces
Wait til you see them all lit up. I will publish that post on Monday.
Yep, battery-operated tea lights. Love the tombstones!
The best part is that they came from the trash. No money!