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I don’t give out a lot of Halloween cards, but I do like to make Halloween decor and treat boxes. I found this little wood frame at a local store. It’s perfect for a little Halloween scene. The dies in the Spooky Sweet Suite have the house and all the other accessories. The cat and dog stamp are the perfect trick-or-treaters to visit the haunted house.
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This shelf-sitter would dress up a tiered tray for Halloween in the cutest way! But I do need a close-up picture for the details…
I posted a close up photo and instructions on my blog today (9/19/25).
I absolutely love this home decor project. I have a 6×6 shadow box frame that I think it will fit? Thanks for sharing this!!💕
This frame is about 4″ square so it would fit in a 6×6 frame. You’d have room to space things out a little further.
What a fun idea!!!!
That frame was a lucky find and you dressed it up in such a fun way.
What an adorable scene! Just the right amount of spooky! I like the mix of DSPs for the background; they really set the scene for the house and your characters to pop! Thanks for sharing!