I am loving my Halloween mantel this year! Using items I’ve collected over the years and a couple of new elements, my mantel is dressed up in farmhouse style and ready for Halloween! Continue reading for all the details for how my farmhouse Halloween mantel decorations came together.
I have always been a fan of Halloween decorations that are more cute than scary, so this Halloween mantel reflects that. The tobacco basket wreath hanging at the center is something I keep hanging above my mantel year-round, and I decided to give it a Halloween makeover with a cute sign from the Halloween section at Jo-Ann.
Buffalo check Halloween bows on my boxwood topiaries make them Halloween-ready, and they coordinate perfectly with my buffalo check pumpkin. My Halloween banner came from Michaels last year.
My kids’ favorite part of this mantel is our skeleton friend, whom they’ve named Fred. I found him at Target this year.
These sweet ceramic pumpkins came from Michaels this year. I love that they have openings in the back so I can place battery operated candles in each one for a spooky glow.
I found the cute light-up miniature houses in the dollar section at Target, and I love that they will be able to transition into my holiday decor later on. A twig and berry halloween garland from Michaels adds some great texture to the mix, and a Halloween tree and black crow finish things off with a spooky touch. (This tree also made an appearance my Halloween mantel a few years back.)
This mantel is truly one of my favorites I’ve ever had for Halloween, since it really integrates so well with the rest of my home decor. It’s so fun to decorate for each and every season, and dressing up a mantel is the perfect way to do so!
Check out the fun projects below for even more Halloween decor ideas!
Wicked Witch Halloween Wreath
Black and White Halloween Mantel
Halloween Ribbon Wreath
Having grown up in a home brimming with sewing notions and paintbrushes, Amy has a deep love for all things creative. On any given day, you’ll find her knee-deep in her latest creative endeavor, with projects ranging from sewing and crafts to home decor and kid-friendly ideas. Amy believes that everyone, regardless of skill level or experience, possesses the ability to create something beautiful, and Positively Splendid was born of her passion for helping others harness their innate creative potential.
HI Amy I work at a quilt store in a small town in Montana :,Polson Mt.and would like to teach a class using your free Phone charging station pattern. Will you give me permission to do so ? It is a great Christmas gift idea.
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What a wonderful idea! During Halloween, these ideas look very relevant and interesting. How long did it take you to come up with this? I would definitely like to do it! Thank you very much for sharing such positive and interesting articles, I hope that you will continue to make such content!