Now, that is not to say that she's not getting a little refresher with all the "sexy witch" costumes and adorable girl dresses. But, when was the last time you saw a great themed party or decor dedicated to that ever-wicked lady?
Seriously, go to Pinterest and take a look - not the easiest thing to find.
Back in their hayday, during the glamorous 1920's-1950's, witches were beautiful creatures perched ever-so-gracefully atop their perfectly groomed brooms or sitting on very happy pumpkins, sporting come-hither stares.
I say it's high time to bring her back! So, for my part, I arranged a lovely little table fit for a coven of spell-binders. As always with one of my Junk Set Tables, this tablescape was compiled using yard-sale finds and cheap accessories.
This Junk Set Table was done for less than $35. Using frames and cake stands scoured from yard sales, I combined them with a witch hat I bought on sale, along with candy apples and appletinis made for the occasion. The gold and glass goblets were a birthday gift from a dear friend. The banner I made using left over tan wrapping paper cut and painted. And, our lovely witch was printed from a free vintage printable found all over the internet. Find your own wicked beauty by searching for "vintage witch", most are free to use.
Here is the break-down:
$8 - witch hat T.J. Maxx
$15 - ornate iron oval frame found last year at a local flea market
$3 - 2 glass cake stands bought at yard sales
$1 - large plaster gold frame found at yard sale
$1 - 8 x 10 wood frame, spray-painted gold found at a local yard sale
$6 - 2 yards gold sparkly fabric bought at Wal-Mart, in craft section
TOTAL: $34
I love the vintage Halloween Witch on a broom in the gold frame! All the designs are very creative!!
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