It's from Pottery Barn and it's COVERED in German glass glitter! My kind of skull.
I've been in a Halloween preparation mood. It started out with this rubber stamp from Tim Holz – It's going to be incorporated into the Halloween Party invitation (hey family – is it okay that I have completely taken over the whole invitation business? It's not like we discussed it or anything). I'm going for a Victorian/Goth/Haunted Mansion kind of feel:
I'm trying to find a ghostly image to put behind it.
The mornings are getting cooler – when I wake up in the morning I can hear the wind in the trees and the wind chimes gently tinkling. Even though we will have a good month or two of hot weather during the days I can definitely feel Fall trying to make a presence. That's probably what is making me think of Halloween.
Speaking of chandeliers I think this would make a great Halloween Party decoration:
We always have the party outside and have a big long buffet table under the eaves. I think this would be great hanging over that table. It's a bit pricy for Halloween decoration but so in line with my Haunted Mansion theme. It's from Gumps. Who knew they were getting into the Halloween business?
I love your skull. I may have to visit Pottery Barn. I wonder if my local one carries them!!
I LOVE that skull! It’s going in my Halloween Roundup next week. I love your blog as well. This is my first visit and everything is so lovely…
Hi Andrea~ I just discovered you via Kathy’s Cottage. Your colors are beautiful and soothing. Can’t wait to read more.
I love that skull, too!
WOah, lov ethe skull, and you can totally make the invitations. I’m ok with that, they always look great!!
What do you think of cutting out two box cardboard pieces and spray painting it to make the chandelier (at a more reasonable price?)
What do you think of cutting out two box cardboard pieces and spray painting it to make the chandelier (at a more reasonable price?)
Love the skull. We need one that pretty to study in Anatomy. : )
Oooh! Gump’s. My oldest friend works there. I love to see what little treasures she has all over her house. So neat. Love your site! 🙂