My First Halloween Vignette
Okay, I am going to let you in on a little embarrassing secret so here goes. Â Now that I like to consider myself a “DIY” blogger I have realized there are some things I should probably know about and one of those things is a vignette. Â I am not sure where I have been but I didn’t know what that word meant several months ago and when I looked it up in the dictionary I still didn’t quite understand. Â But after seeing this new term pop up all over the blogosphere and after many hours of perusing Pinterest I finally get it. Â And I love it! Â We had so much fun creating this halloween vignette that I almost can’t wait to take it down and move to a fall one and then on to Christmas! Â Yes, I said the “C” word already. Â Here are the pictures of my very first vignette so please don’t judge it too harshly!
So, what do you think? Â When I tell you this project was simple I am not kidding. Â We used a lot of things we had around our house such as the metal vases, the wine bottle (which of course I emptied gladly), and the white dish. Â My son and I collected the sticks one day when we were walking our dogs and sprayed them with the cheapest black spray paint I could find. Â I think it was $.98 from Lowe’s or Home Depot. Â Most of the other decorations came from Walgreen’s, believe it or not. Â Another secret…Walgreen’s is one of my favorite stores. Â They have the greatest reward program and so many cute things that are often on sale, especially their seasonal decor. Â I think the most I spent was $5.99 for the bat decals from Target.
I hope you enjoy it as much as we did creating it. Â What have you done in your home to decorate for fall or halloween? Â I would love to see pics!
Super cute! Love the gold pumpkin!
Thanks :)
Cute! Is that a sticker on the wine bottle? Where did you get that?
Thanks! I got them at Target in the dollar bin! I have extras if you want any!
Not this year. We’re moving like 4 days after Halloween so I’m not decorating. But I’ll have all that space to decorate for Thanksgiving and Christmas.