Hot glue a rose to the bottom corner of the frame. You’ll need two coats.Īpply hot glue to the back of the skeleton, center it in the middle of the frame, and glue in place. My black paint was dried up so I ended up using a dark metallic grey. Remove the painter’s tape and paint the frame. Go outside and spray the glass on the frame with Mirror Effect spray paint until fully covered. faux black leaves and a dark red or black rose.empty frame with glass intact (mine measures 9″ x 7″) – thrifted or from Dollar Tree.
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There will be photos and links to their projects at the end of this post! Plus, I’m participating in a Halloween collaboration with some blogger friends. I still have plenty of skeletons left over from Dollar Tree, so this year I’ve decided to share a tutorial. Last year, I made a skeleton mirror on a Facebook Live, but I didn’t write a blog post about it. Today, I’m going to share some DIY spooky Halloween decorations and a vintage style Halloween vignette. When I decorate, I usually incorporate both hand made and vintage accents into my design. But as an adult, I look forward to decorating for Halloween. As a kid, Halloween was all about dressing up and trick or treating.
