Hey friends! Last week I finally had time to drag out one of my all time favorite Halloween projects; the "Sleepy Hollow" Book Page Wall Art Poster. I shared this tutorial last year but thanks to a Buzz Feed feature earlier this year, this has remained one of my most visited pages for the past few months. Phew, thank goodness it wasn't that Halloween porn I shared that one time. It's always fun to see what DIY projects resonate with people, and I'm so glad that the "Sleepy Hollow" Book Page Wall Art continues to capture attention! I've been brainstorming some new ideas and might even dive into a sonogram keepsake shadow box tutorial for all my fellow sentimental crafters out there. Stay tuned for more spooky and heartwarming projects coming your way soon!
In honor of the spooky holiday this month, I thought I'd share how I styled it this year and remind you that you can learn how to make your own here. I pinky swear, no crazy graphic designs skills needed. I mean even a headless man riding a horse could do it! Yes, it's that simple.
Since my little anatomy lab took over our entryway, I decided to hang my framed book page in the dining room this year. I thought it coordinated well with my new skull pillow from Michaels.
I can't tell you how many times I visited that dang store and put that little guy in my cart before finally pulling the plug and just purchasing him! So glad I did because I love that pillow. It fits perfectly with the rest of the decor in the living room and adds such a cozy touch. Plus, it ended up being the ideal gift inspiration for baby b's aqua baby shower, where I found the cutest matching items for the nursery. Now, every time I see the pillow, it reminds me of how much fun we had celebrating that special day!
I seriously would love to make a book page for all of the holidays. I mean not for like "National Guacamole Day" or anything like that, but just think of all of the possibilities for Christmas!
*The wheels are turning, my friends*
Anyone else still decorating for Halloween? Make anything fun lately?
Stay tuned for a fun wall photo project I worked on this weekend!
You can catch a sneak peek of it on Instagram. Wink, wink.
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