This years theme for Halloween was taken from my business name...House Things turned into Condemned House Things. To accomplish this I used torn lace, tattered lamp shades, creepy crooked pictures, worn books, crows, spiders, hornets nests, and, moss. I threw in a little strange for fun. Enjoy......
I pinned the wicked
Halloween tags/ornaments to a decrypted chair.
Vintage milk bottles sprayed with chalkboard paint.
The crows have found a new home in some old black shoes.
An old c
amera plate used as a chalkboard.
This vintage lamp was painted gray to go perfectly with the
deep purple lace lampshade I made.
Tattered lamp shade and vintage
glove molds holding french postcards of old architecture.
Is there anything better than a stack of vintage grain sacks?
One of my many bottle cap words hanging from an old clip board.
I forgot to show you this in my Halloween post...An old foot stool has been repurposed into a treat server...Trick Or Treat!
This years theme for Halloween was taken from my business name...House Things turned into Condemned House Things. To accomplish this I used torn lace, tattered lamp shades, creepy crooked pictures, worn books, crows, spiders, hornets nests, and, moss. I threw in a little strange for fun. Enjoy......
I pinned the wicked Halloween tags/ornaments to a decrypted chair.
Vintage milk bottles sprayed with chalkboard paint.
The crows have found a new home in some old black shoes.
An old camera plate used as a chalkboard.
This vintage lamp was painted gray to go perfectly with the
Tattered lamp shade and vintage
I don't think Iowa is ready for doll parts. But I had to do something on the crazy side...stretch the limit...Halloween, it's the one time of year we get to do something different, let loose, and have some fun.
Got this idea from my friend Elizabeth. 
Piles and piles of used books.
