
Vintage Halloween Playlist
The retro Halloween style is back in fashion. Bring out your classic black and orange decor and prepare for a spooky soiree with this Vintage Halloween playlist. These tunes are
Now that Labor Day has passed stores are beginning to display their Halloween wares in full force. Below are some early highlights of this Halloween shopping season:
These vintage-style lanterns are 7″ Wide, 3″ Deep, and 12.5″ High. They are made of a light-weight tin with vivid accent colors. Use them with LED candles or tea lights to add vintage Halloween flare to your decor.
Although pricey, this bright tablecloth with vintage-Halloween-inspired images would fit perfectly in any spooky kitchen. It is a linen/cotton blend 70″ wide by 108″ long.
Joann Fabrics is the mecca for all things crafty. This Halloween season they are stocking a mix of some old favorites and a bunch of new prints. From Bats to Cats to Pumpkins, there are a variety of choices to make the perfect Halloween quilt or craft.
These 10-ct string lights appear to be covered in a monstrous green slime – a unique little touch that sets them apart form regular string lights. The bulbs are a little large, but they certainly make a scary statement.
Fall is the perfect time for soups. This burnt orange pumpkin cocotte is a wonderful addition to an autumnal table and can be functional in the kitchen year-round. Though expensive, it is build to last; it is dishwasher safe, oven safe to 500 degrees, and has a lifetime warranty.
These are just some of the early highlights of this shopping season. Keep an eye out for all the new and exciting Halloween fare stocking the shelves of your favorite stores!

The retro Halloween style is back in fashion. Bring out your classic black and orange decor and prepare for a spooky soiree with this Vintage Halloween playlist. These tunes are

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