Posable Skeleton Haunting Halloween Decor!

This potential life-sized skeleton is the perfect decoration and prop for Halloween. This boy is easy to move and flexible for all kinds of performances, luggage, parties, parties and Christmas decorations.

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Get all the skeletons
I chose the most common skeleton - or the most classic, although there are many to choose from! There is a potential UNICORN skeleton, DRAGON, double headed skeleton, gold skeleton, mermaid skeleton, pirate skeleton and more! You can see all the skeletons here.

Which skeleton to choose? I love unicorns and mermaids!
These mini skeleton toys are perfect for Halloween, relaxing and just for fun.

My skeleton, Bob, has started working! Oh yes, it could stay!

I love the Victorian look of this organization ... so classic! Reminds me of cellars, vampires, organ music and all kinds of chicken!

Required materials:

perhaps a skeleton
pumpkin with foam
crows
garland with tassels
Candlestick
skull case
geometric crowns
frustrated texture
wooden circle
tube spring
flush crown
prison cell
Rose Gold Fans
licking the cotton
empty heads
kiss tray
Spooky Halloween food
Golden metal brush
Jack Maker
iron vinyl
EasyPress 2

These casseroles are the perfect addition to any ghost table!

Of course, the skeleton is the finishing touch and can be integrated with any of the possible skeletons.

Halloween is not without sweets and Eastern Trade has all the sweets you want!

I chose chocolate-free sweets so they don't melt ... and we love airy heads. Here are the skeletons of the mermaids.

Start by applying the metallic Folk Art paint to the wooden surfaces.

The paint layer looks almost like a metal stain and lets the wood fibers show through the paint.

Then let the paint dry completely.

I used the Cricket Maker to cut the shiny iron on the vinyl.

Then remove the excess iron from the mold.

Then use a wire frame and feather boa to create a beautiful Victorian wreath.

Start by twisting the tube around the crown shape until full and pinching the ends of the tube.

Use a small piece of wire or string to attach the wooden sign to the crown shape.

This wreath is perfect for a door or entryway before November 1st!

Imagine putting it in the back of your body with a possible skeleton sitting on the edge ... that's cool!

Also ideal for the balcony on Halloween night. I love the crow on my shoulder!

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