My mom gave me this little Halloween village several years ago and every October I am tickled as I set it up on my fireplace mantel ... and then enjoy its warm, welcoming and playful glow in these evenings of the thinning veils.
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11 comments:
I love your Halloween Village, it's charming and the soft light looks very soothing.
love it.... I would have trouble putting it up only at halloween...
Thank D - the lights are so subtle and just charming in the evening,
Mother's - yeah ... I tend to extend the season and leave it up a bit after the holiday!
Nice village! it doesn't look scary at all. Instead it gives warm to my eyes. heheh...
I don't know, it looks a bit scary to me! But the fact it's lighted up makes it cozy and cheerful, too...I love soft glows of light at nighttime...
What a fantastic village. Moms can sometimes just find that perfect gift.
I'm so glad you're all enjoying this sweet little village - scary or not!
That is so awesome. My mom got me a Christmas village years ago and putting it up is one of my favorite parts of the season. I had never seen a Halloween village. But now that I know they exist? I will hunt one down. I want it!
Best wishes on your hunt Vixen. I've not seen one since, but then again - I'm not really much of a shopper. BTW, My mom also got me the Dickens Village for my Yule set up. So charming. :)
Wow...those are so cool. So very festive and creative.
Thanks so much for sharing :)
Thank *you* Dorothy for stopping by!
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