My Halloween decor is party creepy and part scary, with a little humor added in. First, I start off with my creepy cloth and plan where I'm going to put that. Usually it's in multiple places in my home. With parties, I enjoy putting some creepy cloth at the top of entry. Guests have to work their way through what feels like an old spider web. I stretch the cloth quite a bit to get this cobweb feel.
I also use plenty of creepy cloth for draped tables. This gives that very old effect to my rooms, as though the table cloths have been decaying for hundreds of years. Just for fun, I tack in a few plastic spiders coming up the side of the cloths as well.
My guest bathroom door always has a Halloween door cover, too. My favorite is the skeleton on the toilet reading the paper. But there are others, too. There seems to never be a question about where to locate the bathroom after the first guests start telling everyone about my Halloween door cover.
Food becomes part of my fun decor as well. When I choose food items that continue that Halloween ghoulish cookbooks that I work from. These help me create the most amazing menu of creepy and spooky food items. They have to taste great, no matter what they look like, so I found those great cookbooks with the creepy looking food that delights with how delicious they are.The final touch is usually those sweet treats that I offer my guests. And chocolate is a favorite, and expected, dessert. Using Halloween candy molds is the easiest way. These I make in advance since they store well in the refrigerator.
So add some fun to your next Halloween party or for the family. Get some creepy cloth to decorate your home, add a Halloween bathroom door cover for a little humor and start planning the perfect foods. Ghoulish cookbooks for the fun and tasty and Halloween candy molds for dessert. Your Halloween will be a delight this year.
