Halloween Owl Decor

Remember childhood Halloween celebrations with vintage owl die-cut decorations. Usually made in cardboard or tin, you can hang them to bring your guests back into a different era. On ebay it's not uncommon to find decorative items from the 1920s or 1930s. The stylized shapes and period colors might well remind you of old-time cartoons. They'll create a sentimental and playful vibe in your Halloween decorations. Perfect if you want to celebrate the Halloween holidays, without putting a frightful scare in your guests or children.

You'll be able to find owls on their own, usually in front of a full moon or along side a crescent moon. But sometimes they are joined by their Halloween friends, cavorting ghosts, witches in their spiked black hats, or circling bats. I know that I love to sit on my porch at night and listen to their mysterious calls. It's no wonder that owls have become a popular component in today's Halloween decor.

Halloween owl figurines can be very close visually to Halloween owl candle holders. But the big difference being you can't set yourself or your home on fire with a figurine. This is especially important if you're enthusiastically clumsy (like me) or if you've got small children. I love adding figurines to holiday displays. You can of course put a Halloween owl on your mantle piece surrounded by skulls and garlands.

You can also make them part of an autumn display. Because they're a bird, they fit beautifully with your brilliant Autumn floral display. Add some glowing faux candles and you'll have a glowing buffet centerpiece.