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This post is a re-vamp (pun intended) of one I did two years ago when I hosted a Twilight Dinner Party. Since the latest Twilight movie is about to come out and it’s Halloween, I just had to share this with you (and since most of you weren’t following me way-back-when!). You will LOVE this if you are a Twilight books/movie fan, but there are also lots of ideas for anyone hosting a Halloween or vampire-themed party.
| Come into my spooky laboratory! I want to share some ideas for scary Halloween specimen jars. You will need jars, vases, cloches, glass urns, cake domes, canning jars, or whatever glass containers you can come up with. There are two ways to go with this: wet or dry. Dry is good for Halloween decorations you want setting out for a couple weeks. |  |
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Dry items to use could be plastic bones, skulls, rubber mice, rubber snakes or worms, baby doll parts, black birds, owls, fake roaches and bugs, etc. I got a bag of bones at Michaels and just dumped them in this glass jar. Spooky. |
| Andrea Ferrell is a very special and spooky lady. As I’ve mentioned in a previous post, she is one of my major Halloween-decorating inspirations. |  |
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