Pull out your creepy cookie cutters and jack-o-lantern carving knives. Autumn is here, and it’s time to get your home (and your kitchen) ready for Halloween.
Once you’ve gotten your cool Halloween costume squared away — see YourHalloweenHQ.com for some great ideas — let’s turn our focus on spooking up the home.
Here are some adorable Halloween home decor and kitchen finds I wanted to share.
First off is this spooky skeleton pirate Halloween door greeter. Aarrr! This pirate be hand-painted, matey, standing 2 ft. high. Just set him on the porch and fill up his hat and his treasure chest with Halloween candy for the neighborhood trick or treaters. Check out more cute Halloween candy bowls.
Speaking of candy bowls, you’ll have the coolest one on the block if you use this talking hand Halloween candy bowl. The motion activated hand reaches forward and “talks” whenever someone puts their hand in the candy dish — which is sure to be a fun scare for your trick-or-treaters. Need decorating ideas for the yard to greet those trick-or-treaters? Find out how to make a Halloween graveyard.
Nothing says “Trick or Treat” like candy corn. Fill your home with the smells of Halloween with these candy corn scented Halloween candles
For “boo-tiful” drinks at your Halloween party, or just for the kids, get some cute skulls ice cube molds. The skeleton faces float up and face you. A real treat for fans of the skull motif.
If you’re doing any Halloween baking — and who isn’t — be sure to get yourself some skull or pumpkin cookie and cupcake molds.
Lastly, make your Halloween meal extra special with a Le Creuset pumpkin casserole. This enameled cast-iron dish can be your cookware, serving dish, and Halloween table centerpiece all in one. It’s also easy to transport to your Halloween office parties and potlucks.
