Posable Skeleton Haunting Halloween Decor!

This life-size posable skeleton is the perfect decoration and support for Halloween. This type is easy to move and fold for all kinds of display items, jars or candy, holiday and holiday decorations.

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Take all skeletons
I've chosen the most common - or the most classic positional skeleton, although there are plenty to choose from! There's a UNICORN posable skeleton, a dragon, a two-headed skeleton, a golden skeleton, a SIREN posable skeleton, a pirate skeleton, and more! View all skeletons here.

Which skeleton would you choose? I love unicorns and mermaids!
These little skeleton toys are great for Halloween parties, jokes and just for fun.

My skeleton, Bob, even comes into action! Oh yes, he can even stay!

I love the Victorian vibe of this group...so classic! It reminds me of basements, vampires, organ music and all the emotions!

Required material:

Removable skeleton
Foamy pumpkin
crow
crown with a brush
chandelier
skull bags
geometric crown
creepy things
wooden circle
eve spring
The crown shape of the threads
valier
A fan of red gold
dad's beard
pneumatic head
kiss tray
Terrible omens for Halloween
Matte gold paint for metal
cricket skepper
Ironed vinyl
Easy Press 2

These ceramic bowls are the perfect addition to any ghost table!

The skeleton is of course the final touch and can be supplemented with any movable frame.

Halloween is nothing without candy, and Oriental Trade has all the candy you want!

I choose non-chocolate candies to avoid melting... and we love airheads. Here are the skeletons of the mermaids.

Start using Folk Art brushed metal paint on wooden surfaces.

The layer of lacquer looks almost like a metallic stain and allows the wood veneer to seep through the paint.

Then let the paint dry completely.

I used "Cricut Maker" to cut shiny iron onto vinyl.

Then wipe off the excess iron from the image.

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

Starting at the widow, wrap around the crown until complete, tying the ends of the widow together.

Use thread or rope to attach the wood marker to the crown shape.

This wreath is perfect for the door or porch by November 1st!

Imagine this installation in the back of a trunk with a cell frame sitting on the edge... it's perfect!

Ideal for the porch on Halloween night. I love the crow on the shoulder!

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