Welcome to Hauntsville!

Hauntsville is the name of my Halloween town.

It’s the place where haunted houses and trick-or-treaters can be found.



Don’t let Mr. Bones keep you from going inside. . .he’s just as afraid of you.

  In fact, once you enter he’ll run away and hide!



And this smiling ghost. . .well he just stepped out to say, ‘hi’.

Who knows, if your nice; he might teach you to fly!





Hauntsville really is quite a friendly town. .
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They have a fountain of pumpkins you can buy by the pound.



A black widow spider is hanging around. . .to see if any left over goodies can be found on the ground.



Although this house says, ‘do not enter’, the path looks quite fun. . .



Once you’re inside, your journey’s begun.

Treats are on the mind of this scaredy cat. . . she’s willing to take a chance and enter in her party hat!



Ha, ha, look who’s there pretending to be brave. . .yup, that’s me, I stepped out of my witchy cave.





The lamp post and the moon keep the town well lit.



That’s why for trick-or-treaters this town is a hit!





Come to Hauntsville. . .hurry come fast!



We all have a sweet tooth and the goodies won’t last!

I picked up the 2 chipboard house kits at a thrift store last year.  I used papers and embellishments I had to decorate them for this ‘kid friendly’ town.
Using two other houses that I already had, I placed it on a bed of green grass(burlap).
I decorated my table more for the grands this year.  5 year old, Saydee had fun exploring it one day when I was baby sitting her.

I hope you felt welcome in Hauntsville!

hugs,
Jann