If I had free-range over on at The Utilitarian Franchise, these are the throw pillows I would choose.
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Handcrafted Ouija Board
Love this handcrafted Ouija board by Jesse Acosta, an illustrator based in the US. It can be used to communicate with the dead, then hung on the wall as an alternative, artistic decoration.
Fashion Witch Finds/35
1/Polomocha 2/Art Kvarta 3/Surly Bunny 4/Hellmouth Apparel
Fashion Witch Finds/33
1/Mafia Studio 2/St Anderswo 3/Shadowplay NYC 4/Persephone Vintage
Raise The Horns For Halloween / Black Honey
Over at Occulter, you can get yourself eight ounces of nearly opaque, very dark, pure, raw, unprocessed, unfiltered local New York State buckwheat honey in black beeswax sealed glass jar. Get into the dark mood of the season and start your mornings with some of this devilish sweetness on your toast.
Raise The Horns For Halloween / Walking Dead Serve Bowl
Serve your drinks and snacks in a particularly sinister style this Halloween. Get this skeleton set at Pottery Barn.
Liz Emirzian
One of my latest Etsy obsessions is illustrator Liz Emirzian. 'My work stems from my experiences, good and bad, insane and beautiful. I thrive from pondering, wondering about everything, feeling the need to express through art what I can never say. The world is full of combinations, mixtures, and blends that I like to explore.'… Continue reading Liz Emirzian
Raise The Horns For Halloween / Make Black Licorice
Learn how to make licorice at home here.
Raise The Horns For Halloween / Jack O’Lantern
Did you know that the original Jack O'Lanterns were carved from turnips instead of perky, orange pumpkins? To find out more about the history of our most popular Halloween tradition, go here. The photograph you see is of a 19th Century Jack O'Lantern made from a turnip.
Raise The Horns For Halloween / White Painted Bat Napkin Setting
Planning a dinner party for Halloween? Buy some plastic bats, paint them white and use them for freakishly fantastic napkin settings. Source.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 