This year I have been all about the reuse and repurposing in my Halloween home decor. Almost everything I have is from years past or items that I have reused from other projects. It's been a lot of fun and has pushed me creatively to try not to spend any money.
Halloween Home Tour - Farmhouse Style Vignettes
I was able to put together several farmhouse style vignettes around my home. I used every day home decor, Halloween decor, and new items I made.
Halloween Home Entrance
I kept our front entrance pretty simple. I layered some rugs and hung my Fall Grapevine Wreath on the door. But the main thing I was looking forward to using was my vintage ladder.
Pumpkin Pail mum holders
I had yellow mums leftover from my daughter's birthday but really wanted to incorporate orange into the color scheme. So I put those yellow mums into pumpkin trick or treat buckets. Then I hung the buckets on the ladder with zip ties.
DIY twig brooms
Beside the front door I put a tall bucket of brooms and a broom parking sign. To make the brooms (except the mini one my kids used to use to sweep) I gathered twigs and dried greenery from my yard, that I zip tied to branches or a dowel. Then I wrapped twine around the zip tie. The broom parking sign tutorial is coming up next week.
Bats in the Window
I hung our favorite bats in the window that we do every year.
I also hung orange Halloween lights around the window. It looks so awesome at night!
Halloween Home Decor Vignettes
I can't help but spread a little Halloween love all over my house!Living Room
This gray cabinet is always one of my favorite places to decorate. It's one of the first things visible inside my front door, which makes it the perfect place to set the tone for my home.
I used a vintage black shutter from my stash and the Halloween Neon Light from last year. I also added several skulls, fabric pumpkins, real pumpkins and the vintage typewriter that I've had for a while but never used.
One of my favorite things to decorate with is photos of my favorite people. I had photos from past Halloweens printed and mounted for our picture ledge shelves. Just looking at those babies makes my heart so full!
Above our couch are more bats and Boo blocks. I made the pillow cover from towels purchased from the Target Dollar Spot. I sewed around 3 edges and then tied the 4th closed with ribbon.
Dining Room
Another spot in my house that always gets some holiday love is the Farmhouse Shelving Unit in our dining room. I put my collection of Pumpkin Face candy jars, my collection of vintage scales and my collection of cutting boards. I may or may not have a few too many collections. I also recently made a new sign with our family name, similar to this one.
On our mantel, aka door knob shelf, I used 2 vintage window screens, a haunted house sign (tutorial soon) a wreath I made from dried bittersweet and a bunch of candles.
As always, I have to keep our table centerpiece simple, because we use the table to eat at, every single day.
Last but not least, I placed my kid's trick or treat bags near the door, underneath our Halloween Rules Sign.
I hope you enjoyed the Halloween Home Tour full of Farmhouse Style Vignettes. I really enjoyed reusing old decor in new ways as I put everything together!
