Tablescapes, Ghosts on the Coast
You might not be aware, but you’d better beware!
There are ghosts on the coast!
There’s a mansion they’re haunting
It’s really quite daunting!
It’s CREEPY….. it’s SCARY….
Be CAREFUL… be WARY…
What’s on the menu, you might dare to ask~
A Potion of Earthworms
and other Deadly Morsels… What a sumptuous repast!
You can come to the party to look and to see
Enter at your own risk with this skeleton key
Pull up a chair and let down your hair
But you can’t really relax,
There are ghosts everywhere!
BOO!
Juicy Details
I bought the ghosts at the local 5 & 10 [yes, there is still an actual one in Orange Beach!] for $1 each. You could easily make your own with a ping pong or styrofoam ball or a white sock, a black Sharpie, and some cheesecloth [available at any grocery store]
Halloween plates, paper skull napkins and spider web mats/Hobby Lobby
hand painted wine glasses/JMdesigns
clothespin “ghosts” are actually the crabby clothespins I made for Somethin’s Fishy and Netting Crabs
Happy Haunting!!
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I will be joining these fabulous parties and blogs
Celebrate and Decorate, It’s Overflowing, Rustic and Refined, Sunday Brunch, USS Crafty
Between Naps on the Porch, Coastal Charm, Cooking and Crafting with J&J, Project Inspire, The Scoop, Something to Talk About, A Stroll Thru Life, Treasure Box Tuesday
Crafty Staci, Hit Me with your Best Shot, Tickle My Tastebuds, Wow Us Wednesday
Creative Ways, Favorite Things, Full Plate Thursday, Share Your Style, Work it Wednesday
Home Matters, Idea Box, Painted Drawer, Weekend Retreat, Your Turn to Shine
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Love the ghosts in the boat-hilarious:@)
Positively spooky Jenna, your ghosts on the coasts have me heading for the hills! Love those cute specters rowing their boat! I had to chuckle at “Enter at your own risk with this skeleton key” 🙂 I miss the days of 5 & 10s although the Dollar Tree is almost as fun. I have those fun Hobby Lobby plates and I was happy to see they brought them back this year. Happy Haunting to you and your little ghosts and goblins!
omg I am in luv with the little ghosts!!!
Oh my gosh how cute is this! The ghosts in the boat are adorable!
Thanks Sandra, I’m having a lot of fun with my little ghosts! >
This is the first haunted ghostly nautical themed tablescape. Awesome. I love the ghosts in the boat and the haunted mansion centerpiece. So original and unique. I love the plates and the scary story.
Thanks Marsha! I had fun playing with my ghosts!
Hi Jenna – What a fun tablescape! I absolutely loved the ghosts rowing in the boat. Too adorable! In a spooky way of course! Happy Halloween! Hugs, Holly
Thank you Holly, I have been having way too much Halloween fun lately! >
Love the tableware & ghost boat :)Thank you for linking up with us at #HomeMattersParty. We would love to have you again next week.
Jenna, what delightful little ghosts. Your table is so charming. Love your combined theme.
Your table is adorable! And I am loving those dishes too!
I will keep my eyes open for your spooky ghosts as we travel south and try to avoid being haunted by them.
Oh my gosh! I love how cute this looks! 🙂
Thanks for joining Cooking and Crafting with J & J!
This is too, too, cute! I love those little ghosts in the boat! I might have to borrow that idea next year! Thank you so much for sharing over at Celebrate it Sunday!
Oh my gosh that’s so totally cute Jenna!! I love your poem too, as usual! Thanks for the darling Halloween inspiration – I may be making some ghost of my own this year now that I know how cute they can be!
Thanks so much Barbara! 👻
Jenna, this is so cute!! Ghosts on the coast – love it! Love the ghosts in the boat too, it is so clever and the haunted house and the menu plates are perfect. Hilarious and I love it all!
Thank you, this is one of my favorite tables from the archives, I just had to reshare it!