Candy-Corn Jars and Halloween Towels Changed Our Kitchen for the Season

I decorated the kitchen with Dollar Tree spiders, bats, skulls, and candy corn. A ribbon around a jar and Halloween towels behind the pie safe’s chicken wire gave everyday pieces a seasonal change.

A candy-corn jar with ribbon and a bat

Jack loves candy but dislikes candy corn, so it worked for this display without tempting him. I tied a ribbon around the jar and added a bat.

Orange pumpkins and small Halloween pieces

I kept the pumpkins close to their traditional orange look. Dollar Tree signs, a skull garland, and skulls added the Halloween theme around them.

Cupcake candles and a decorated pie safe

The cupcake candles came from HomeGoods. I scattered coconut and chocolate chips around the platter; the chocolate chips disappeared a few at a time. The small plastic candy jars came from Walmart.

Halloween towels behind the pie safe’s chicken wire changed the cabinet’s appearance without changing the cabinet itself.

My pumpkin decorating mishap explains why I preferred leaving the pumpkins orange. For a handmade table display, see my black decorative plates and silver skeletons.

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