That’s what the little toothpicks ‘nailed’ across the door say. The girls were 4 and 7 when we created this very spooky house. We all smile when it makes its yearly appearance on our table. The project began as one of those plain paper houses you can purchase at hobby stores. I’ve always used a lot of exclamation points when I talk.
Your such a good mom !!! Clarice
Awwww, very cute!
It’s cute. And I love the runner under it.
Love the house. Not too spooky [I'm a bit of a fraidy cat!]. And I liberally use exclamation points as well!!! =)
oooOOoooo~ It is spoooooky!!!!!! What a fun project to do with the kids.
It’s great! We just spent the rainy afternoon painting a dollhouse I bought at a second hand store. Tomorrow we are sewing little blankets and making fimo dishes. I will have to show the kids your spooky house.
I love the house, I love all the wonderful things US bloggers make for Halloween! I’m curious about the table-runner I see under the house! Is it Halloween too?? Such a shame we don’t really celebrate Halloween!
I love traditions with-in households. This little house is so cute (oops) SCARY !!!
totally cute!
i would freak out if a spider of that size would hang above my door, but i really love her at *that* house! …
This is a work of art! I love it – your girls have been creative since day one, haven’t they!
Great house… perfect for Halloween. But the best part is the tradition that you have started for your family. Traditions are glue that connect us with the past.
Joni
cool house wish had doll house like that lol for my gothic barbies when i was younger lol
This is so cute! I was looking for something crafty for my dtr to do with her friend during a sleep over this weekend. This is perfect! Thanks for the inspiration/idea!!
I love it!
Boo!
How cute!
Love Halloween!
Jill
that house is fantastic – what a great memory for you and your children!
So cute!
This is too cute. What a great idea. My mom used to make one out of gram crackers every year with black frosting. It was disgusting, but adorable at the same time. It never tasted good after sitting around for a month, either.
I made the table runner last year: http://pinkchalkstudio.com/blog/2006/10/24/5-dia-de-los-muertos-tablerunner/
Oh, how great! I love the spooky take on a house!
We don’t actually do Halloween, but your halloween house is fantastic. I love bringing out Easter and Christmas decorations that the children have made each year.