Halloween Cats, Skeletons, Crows and Dragons OH MY!

May black cats cross your path with grace, and pumpkins always know their place!

Halloween cats, skeletons, crows, witches, ghosts, and jack-o'-lanterns are haunting my

home! Oh, and we can't forget about dragons! Esmeralda the dragon has made her home in our front yard once again this year! I love decorating for Halloween! And I probably have four sets of Halloween dishes, not including fun serving pieces.

After spotting a "Halloween Tree" on Instagram, I knew I needed one. It was such a fun tree to decorate, reasonably priced on Amazon, and buying the jack o'lanterns from Walmart made it incredibly easy!

The tree came pre-lit with purple lights, and it emits an eerie glow throughout the living room. In front of the fireplace, Jack Straw and Bertha are enjoying a joke together. If you're not familiar with the Grateful Dead, you can find out who Jack and Bertha are in the post from a few years ago titled Halloween Cats and Jack and Bertha.

For this table, I set it with my Fiesta Halloween luncheon plates with the Black Cat decal and the Skeleton Trio on top of Paprika, Poppy, and Chartreuse dinner plates. On the table, the spider web tablecloth is the perfect backdrop for this spooky setting. Rusty orange burlap placemats and "Hocus Pocus" napkins are a perfect match. Treble Clef flatware and witchy stemless wine glasses finished the place setting.

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I have fallen in love with Johannah Parker Halloween decorations. At Home Goods, I found this adorable ghost cookie jar that makes the perfect centerpiece for the table. When not acting as a centerpiece, it holds dog treats on the counter.

The salt and pepper shakers featuring black cats are also made by Johanna Parker and closely resemble the black cats on the Fiesta plates.

These small appetizer plates were my first Johanna Parker purchases; they are absolutely adorable! At Home Goods, there were charming Johanna Parker plates featuring black cats and pumpkins that I didn't buy. Instead, I chose other dishes, which will be showcased in my next post.

The exterior is just as spooky as the interior! Our street loves decorating for holidays, starting with Halloween. There are so many cute (and creepy) blow-ups available now, and our street features pumpkins, dinosaurs, and lots of lights. It's so much fun!

I have at least one more Halloween tables before Halloween comes, maybe even two!