This is going to be another long one, since these photos are from two different Michaels stores. The first Michaels had a lot of skeletons, and some of them were bringing the attitude.
Haha! What?
I guess this one looks grumpy enough, or maybe sultry?
I love this! The Evil Queen's spellbook:
Now, here's something very cool that I hadn't seen before: A Venus Flytrap garland! I think these are pretty realistic looking.
How about this "rabid squirrel"? That's what Michaels is calling it. I think it's gone a little beyond rabid, myself!
Witchy pumpkin creatures? I just noticed that cute little toad one is holding.
Onto the next Michaels! This store also had skeletons, but they were more cartoony. I think these were candy holders.
You're freaking meowt! I actually once used that cat clipart on the cover of a Halloween mix CD.
Another cute vintage looking cat. I'm imagining orange and black jellybeans in these jars.
A little bit of "Spooky Town", the bit I could get to over the barrier they had set up. So it looks like we have a carnival ride, a water tower, and a cool old haunted house in this town. And zooming waaaay in, I see a "Haunted House of Props". Things sure look different without all that Menards cobweb snow. 😁
That sprinkle of black glitter makes this eyeball look a little dirty.
This second Michaels had some awesome Day of the Dead decorations! I love this wreath, maybe even more than I love the Day of the Dead wreath at Target. I just looked at my last blog post, and yeah, this one is more full of flowers and the sugar skulls are more sugary.
A close-up:
Another candy holder?
Aww...
So is this about what you guys are seeing at your Michaels stores? Like I said in the Target post, I'm loving seeing all this Day of the Dead stuff!
