I know everyone is probably tired of my Halloween obsession. I promise this is my last post regarding the fabulous holiday. I just wanted to share this catalog with everyone since, Martha Stewart and Grandin Road have paired up and they came out with the most amazing Halloween decor. http://www.grandinroad.com All of the above items are now 50% off. I can't wait to place my order. If nothing else, the catalog is worth checking out for awesome decorating ideas if you are planning a party.
These pictures frames were ten cents each at a garage sale, the wire mesh gutter cover was in my neighbor's trash, (left right on top and brought to my attention since, they knew I would do someting with it) and the paper was five sheets for a dollar at Hobby Lobby. Toss in a little glitter and glue and you have some fun Halloween art.
This is such a fun project and once you have a template you could potentially make dozens of them in a short amount of time. I not only used them as a part of my Halloween decor but, they also serve as wonderful party favors.
This is the rough template that I used. I cut the sheets of paper into 5 by 5 pieces. Then I made a fold approximately a 1/2 inch across the top. Then I folded the paper in half leaving a 3/8 inch lip (which you will glue down) At this point you are ready to glue, embellish, and stuff. 
These images are from a scare crow festival that I went to over the weekend. As you pull up to the farm you are greeted by the cast of the Wizard of Oz. As you drive back to the barn the entire yard outside of the old farm house is a wedding setting and the attendees are all scare crows. The sun was just about to set and the yard had an ominous feeling about it. It was so fun. For $25.00 you could build your own scare crow with the help of the experts. 
Below is a simple craft project that I did over the weekend. Essentially, all you need is a piece of crow clip art that you can trace onto a piece of wood and then just simply cut it out. Then, I would suggest painting the crow black. Once dry, paint the crow with Elmer's glue and sprinkle generously with glitter. Then, I used a scrap piece of wood that I painted orange and wrote the words trick or treat with a paint pen. From there, I used a sign that I purchased on clearance and glued it to the back of the crow to allow it to stand. Then, I drilled a hole in the piece of wood that says trick or treat and inserted the rod into the wood and there you have it a simple glittered crow project.
I love this idea. I purchased this dish drainer on clearance at home goods. It makes the perfect magazine holder to sit on top of my desk. I holds a ton of magazines and I like the way it looks.
This is a wrought iron flower pot that was also purchased on clearance and with a little spray paint and imagination it makes the perfect witches cauldron for a fun halloween display. I have to give my sister credit for this one. She made one for her self as well. Thanks Deb.
Another option . . . . . .
These super fun images are from a book that I recently picked up called The French-Inspired Home. It is a really sweet book filled with terrific ideas and lots of inspiration. As a way of giving back and saying thanks to everyone who follows my blog and takes the time to stop by and leave such caring comments, I am hosting a 1ooth post give away. The give away includes the book as well as a 24 sheet pack of specialty paper with 8 different styles with some being glittered and some flocked. It will surely give you an opportunity to have fun and simply CREATE! Just leave the name of your blog in comments and you will be tossed in the hat. If you are currently following my blog you are automatically entered to win. Once, a name has been chosen you can simply e-mail me with your address and your gift will be on it's way. You have until October 6th to enter and the winner will be announced on Wednesday October 7th. Good Luck and Thanks again!!