Spice up your kitchen with Spooky Halloween Touches.
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This year when I pulled the holiday bins out of my attic, I was inspired to add little pieces of Halloween to my kitchen. I don't think I've ever decorated my kitchen for Halloween before. So it was a fun challenge!
Halloween Home Decor in the Kitchen
I started by making a Halloween sign. It was a dollar store sign makeover that took just a few minutes to make. See the post for full directions.
Then I whipped up this Halloween Hand Towel. And the ideas just kept coming, so I kept going.
Sources: 1 gallon cookie jar | Halloween cookie cutters | wooden cutting board | black Kitchen Aid mixer | Halloween Oreos
I hung the Halloween sign on my Dowel Peg Rack, to which I also added a pom pom garland and a pumpkin jar of candy corn. I also added boo and eek to the platters on my Dish Rack with simple letter stickers. Also I used the magic light trick above the dish rack.
Sources: serving platters | black letter stickers | orange and black pom pom garland | glass pumpkin jar | candy corns | galvanized cake stand | remote control puck lights
sources: white cake stands | white pumpkin | pumpkin bowl with lid | glass ware set | white bowls | white mugs | shelf brackets
One of my favorite things in our Halloween kitchen was adding jack o' lantern faces to our canisters. I drew basic shapes like triangles and half circles, on the back of black vinyl and then cut the shapes out with scissors. Similar to these Jack O' Lantern jars. You could also use a die cut machine to cut the vinyl.
Above the cabinets on this side, I added some pumpkins, a leaf garland and some twinkle lights (that you can't see very well when it's light outside). At night the lights look really pretty!
sources: white pitcher | leaf garland | remote control twinkle lights | enamelware pitcher | large wooden cutting board | best fall candle in the land
I have a large collection of cookie cutters so I added some Halloween ones to cutting boards and our cookie jar as decoration. They are so cute I hate them hidden in the drawer so using them to decorate makes me so happy!
With a few simple things like pumpkins, leaf garland, letter stickers, Halloween cookie cutters, a Halloween sign and towel and jack o lantern faces on canisters, it's super simple to add Halloween Home Decor to a Kitchen.
