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I had so much fun throwing a Halloween party for all of my girlfriends this week! The theme was “Halloween in Paris”. My mantel for this party was so quick and easy I just have to share it with you! Below you can find a video tutorial showing you each step that I took to create this mantel. But don’t you worry, over the next few days I will be revealing the whole party to you…so stay tuned!
The video below shows you each step that I took to create this fun mantle design! I sped up the video so you don’t have to watch a 5 minute long video. But I promise you, the raw footage of this mantel creation was UNDER 5 minutes. It’s that easy! Enjoy!
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Here are a couple of tricks that I use to make the mantel process easy peasy!
1. I use white and black electrical tape purchased from the hardware store to tape things to my mantel. The tape is what I used in the video to hold up the wreath and tape up some of the black floral twig branches so they don’t lay flat. I’ve been using that method for years, it works great!
2. I also permanently attach small picture hooks on top of the mantel so I can hook banners to my mantel quickly and easily! Those hooks are what I used to attach the banner to this mantel.
The banner is just made from a newspaper printable. It’s one of my very favorite parts of my Halloween decor!
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Such a classy look, and the wreath is beautiful! (Never thought I’d say that about something with a spider on it -haha.) I love how you offset the frames, that’s a great idea!
Thank you, Kara!LOL about the spider ; )
xo