Outdoor Halloween Decorations

NEW for 2022 Uh oh! Looks like these witches have crash landed right into your home! These legs feature mesh striped stockings and heeled black shoes with lights shining through! Perfect tp place in your yard, shrubs, or inside the house in a Halloween...

NEW for 2021 Make sure your porch is in tip top shape! Your porch needs some spooky decor too! Line your bannister with this vintage orange and black bunting! It's sure to draw in trick or treaters and impress your party guests! Made of fabric...

Carry your goodies in this surprised little pumpkin guy! Is he scared? Or is he looking at a full sized candy bar from the neighbors house?! Who knows! You could also turn this into an adorable centerpiece by filling him with flowers! Made with...

NEW for 2019 Carry your candies in style with these awesome Halloween blow mold candy pails! Grab a skeleton with piercing eyes, a black cat with a sweet demeanor, or a ghost with kooky eyes! Each one is made from original molds and are made in the...

NEW for 2018 Imagine having your guests walk up to your home this Halloween through a walkway of black lighted candles! Or you simply place a pair on either side of the door! It features a black candle with a bright orange flame! Made from the...

NEW for 2018 We're here for the tricks and for the treats! This smiling ghost is rising above two lighted jack-o-lanterns! Place him by your front door to welcome your guests this Halloween season! Made from the original Union Molds. Includes...

NEW for 2018 Get your scare on this Halloween season with this adorable ghost! It features a cute little ghost holding a bright orange BOO sign! He's sure to look great in your lawn to welcome in your guests! Made from the original Union Molds...

The scarecrow blow mold was originally created in the 1950's, so you may have seen this decoration in antique stores or estate sales.  General Foam still uses the oringal mold to create this Halloween blow mold. Place on a tabletop or at the...

The cat and pumpkin blow mold was originally created in the 1950's and General Foam still uses the orignal Empire mold to create this decoration. Place on a tabletop or at the front door to greet your trick or treaters. Lighted - cord...