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December 1, 2017 By Cait



If You're Like Jack and Want to Celebrate Halloween on Christmas, We've Got Some Fun Tips for You!

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With Christmas just 25 days away, it's time to kick it into high gear when it comes to decorating! If you're a Halloween fanatic and you'd like to carry some of your Halloween Cheer into your Holiday Decor, then you're in luck - there's plenty of fun, festive ways to have a Halloween on Christmas crossover that will rival even the best of Christmas displays.

Whether you're new to the idea of Decking the Halls for Halloween, or you've been gearing up for your Halloween on Christmas display for a while now, these fun ideas will help you to bring together the two holidays in a festive and fun way that you're sure to love!

Give Your Halloween Decor Some Christmas Flair - If you've got spooky bats, black cats, and witches on broomsticks flying around the house, well, why not dress them up for Christmas instead of taking 'em down? To do this, you just need some red felt, and some white felt, and a few white pom poms, if you're feeling extra ambitious. Basically, you'll be making Santa Hats for your statuettes, wall hangings, and other Halloween friends. Feeling extra festive? Pick up a bit of green felt too, and make some of the hats elf hats!





If you've got spooky bats, black cats, and witches on broomsticks flying around the house, well, why not dress them up for Christmas instead of taking 'em down? To do this, you just need some red felt, and some white felt, and a few white pom poms, if you're feeling extra ambitious. Basically, you'll be making Santa Hats for your statuettes, wall hangings, and other Halloween friends. Feeling extra festive? Pick up a bit of green felt too, and make some of the hats elf hats! Start Adding Halloween Ornaments To Your Christmas Tree - There's a few ways to go about procuring Halloween ornaments:



You can buy them during the Halloween Season - with Halloween Trees becoming "their own thing" in recent years, the options have become more widely available at big box retailers.



You can buy Nightmare Before Christmas ornaments right from Disney between the Halloween Season, and Christmas - they seem to have a pretty good selection (that changes up every year!) throughout the Fall and well into the Winter.



If you're crafty, you can DIY some cool Halloween Ornaments - this can mean painting up some glass ornaments with acrylic paint yourself, or getting more ambitious, and checking out some of the cool DIY Halloween Ornament ideas on Pinterest (no really - there are a ton of awesome Halloween ornament ideas on there that range from simple to more serious).



If you like the look of the DIY Ornaments, but you're not so handy when it comes to crafts, head over to Etsy - there's a ton of cool handmade Nightmare Before Christmas ornaments, decor, and merch, as well as other Halloween tree ornaments. If you're into retro Halloween decor, then you definitely want to check out Etsy, which has a ton of retro designs.





There's a few ways to go about procuring Halloween ornaments: Start Expanding Your Nightmare Before Christmas Decor Collection Into a Full Blown Obsession! - Ok, so if you're a lover of both Halloween and Christmas, chances are you've got at least one or two Nightmare Before Christmas ornaments or knick-knacks around the house. Why not turn your passion for the holidays into a collection? Each year, Disney releases new Nightmare Before Christmas figurines and ornaments, so this is a perfect way to start on your way to a full blow Halloween on Christmas crossover.





Ok, so if you're a lover of both Halloween and Christmas, chances are you've got at least one or two ornaments or knick-knacks around the house. Why not turn your passion for the holidays into a collection? Each year, Disney releases new figurines and ornaments, so this is a perfect way to start on your way to a full blow Halloween on Christmas crossover. Determine Which Halloween Decorations Can Be Gussied Up for Christmas - So, if you're a Halloween fanatic, you probably have a good amount of holiday decor, right? Well, if you're going for the whole "Halloween on Christmas" Thing, then there are plenty of ways you can make your Halloween decor a bit more festive for Christmas! Can your spooky bats be wearing witch hats? Can that Frankenstein statue be handed a Christmas ornament to hold? The possibilities are endless - you just need to be creative with it!

Do You Love Having Halloween on Christmas? How Do You Tie the Two Together?

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