The witchy door ornament is a fun and whimsical addition to any Halloween decor. It is a small decorative item that is hung on a door to add a touch of the supernatural to a home. This type of ornament typically features a witch figurine or symbol, such as a witch hat, broomstick, or cauldron. Witchy door ornaments can be made from a variety of materials, such as fabric, paper, and plastic. They are often colorfully decorated with spooky motifs like spiders, bats, and pumpkins. Some may even have LED lights to create an eerie glow.
I found June’s skeleton baby onesie at Old Navy in their Halloween boo-tique, but I’ve seen several others here:
I thought about making her a black cat, but I figured there will be plenty of time to dress her up as a cat, and that I should take full advantage of the season to have fun with a bag of bones. I thought about making her a black cat, but I figured there will be plenty of time to dress her up as a cat, and that I should take full advantage of the season to have fun with a bag of bones.
Some may even have LED lights to create an eerie glow. These door ornaments are popular during the Halloween season as they can instantly transform a plain door into a festive and bewitching entrance. They can be hung on any type of door, whether it is the front door of a house or the door of a classroom or office.
Mommy & Me Halloween Costume Idea – Witch & Skeleton
I promised another quick and easy mommy & me halloween costume idea, and I won’t disappoint! This one is of a witch & skeleton. I gathered the witch costume using items I had around the house and previous DIYs, and I found June’s Skeleton onesie in stores. For convenience’s sake, I’ve linked to some similar items.
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Easy to Assemble Witch Costume
You’ll recognize my bitchin witchin’ cape & hat from a few years ago. The rest of my outfit is a simple black top with black legging. Nothing complex there!
You can buy any number of black capes in thrift stores, dollar stores, or online, and you can easily customize them with some vinyl and a cricut.
You can always buy one of these fun witch capes if all else fails:
Speaking of witching good fun, don’t forget about m DIY holographic ouija board from last year!
Where to buy a skeleton baby onesie
I found June’s skeleton baby onesie at Old Navy in their Halloween boo-tique, but I’ve seen several others here:
Check out my DIY Skeleton Cake Topper
Witch & Skeleton Costume
Why a witch and a skeleton? why not! I thought about making her a black cat, but I figured there will be plenty of time to dress her up as a cat, and that I should take full advantage of the season to have fun with a bag of bones.
Check out my DIY Skeleton Cake Topper
In addition to their decorative appeal, witchy door ornaments can also serve as a subtle way to show off one's love for Halloween and all things witchy. They are a way to express one's individuality and embrace the magical and mystical side of the holiday. Whether you are a fan of witches or simply looking to add a touch of whimsy to your Halloween decor, a witchy door ornament is a perfect choice. It is a small but impactful addition that can instantly make any door more enchanting. So why not embrace your inner witch and hang one of these delightful ornaments on your door this Halloween season?.
Reviews for "From Wicked to Whimsical: Witchy Door Ornament Ideas for All Tastes"
1. Jennifer - 2 stars - The "Witchy door ornament" is a huge disappointment. The quality of the product is extremely poor, with cheap materials and sloppy craftsmanship. The colors are faded and the whole thing just looks tacky. Additionally, it was much smaller than I expected, making it barely noticeable on my front door. I would not recommend this ornament to anyone looking to add a touch of Halloween spirit to their home.
2. Mark - 1 star - I was really excited to receive the "Witchy door ornament" but once I opened the package, I was sorely disappointed. The quality is terrible and it doesn't even come close to resembling the picture shown. The witch's face is distorted and the paint job is sloppy. It also feels extremely lightweight and flimsy, making it seem like it could easily break. Save your money and look for something better.
3. Lisa - 2 stars - I purchased the "Witchy door ornament" hoping to add a festive touch to my porch during Halloween, but it ended up being a waste of money. The colors are dull and the design is not as vibrant as shown in the product images. It also arrived with a few minor scratches and dents, indicating poor packaging and handling. Overall, the ornament is not worth the price and I regret buying it.
4. David - 2 stars - The "Witchy door ornament" failed to meet my expectations. The material feels cheap and the overall construction is subpar. The colors are dull and the details are not well-defined. It also doesn't hang or attach securely to my door, constantly swinging and falling off. Definitely not worth the price and I won't be recommending it to anyone.