Home Design Living Room: Outdoor Halloween Decorations

Saturday, April 13, 2013

Outdoor Halloween Decorations

One homeowner seems to have used that scene as inspiration for his Halloween yard decor this season, and those who live in the area are none too pleased about it. Like in Sinister, the eye-catching display depicts a family hanging from a tree, their hands Early risers on the day after Halloween at 75 percent off. Halloween candy was marked for 50 percent off. Halloween costumes — the ones I saw were regularly priced between $10 and $45 — also were marked 75 percent off. Decorations including 60 People weigh in on spooky decorations in Scranton. Photojournalist Joseph Butash checked out some homes and businesses in Scranton to see who's going all out for the holiday. Some people just decorate their front yard, others deck out the entire house Make brings up this handy resource to add a little fright to your front yard this Halloween. The Haunt Project is a collection of Halloween-related DIY projects, ranging from harmless decorations to stuff that's just dangerous. The picture above is a It’s almost Halloween and for many people that means getting out your Halloween decorations and making your home and yard look as scary as possible. Of course you can find numerous types of Halloween decorations at your favorite stores, but you can also "I said well he's probably playing a prank on you because he was pranking us on other things that day putting up Halloween decorations," Rodriguez told WHAS 11. "And she said, 'no, he's not moving and he's got drool hanging from his mouth.' I ran out and .

A Halloween prank is putting neighbors in a panic in Mustang. Johnnie Mullins decided to get "gruesome" this Halloween. His yard features gravesites and ghosts up in a tree, but the real shocker is the fake dead body in the driveway. "Just trying to scare There is a thin line between fantasy and reality, and in parts of Oklahoma, that separation is porous indeed, especially around Halloween. A family in Mustang has gone big-time, decorating the yard and driveway with ghosts and tombstones. But the piece An Oklahoma woman is expressing outrage over one of her neighbors' choice in Halloween decoration – a graveyard featuring a Barack Obama tombstone. Jamilla Phillips of Edmond says she was shocked to see the Obama tombstone in her neighbor’s yard as Thieves stole hundreds of dollars worth of Halloween decorations from a Sacramento family's front yard -- but what's worse than the theft itself is a mother having to explain what happened to her young children, including one with autism, the mom said. .