Candy Anyone?

This fun, little display is on the island in my kitchen.  Growing up, my aunt always had something on her kitchen countertop for each holiday.  I remember loving this as a kid! 

I used only three colors, black, white, and orange to simplify this already 'busy' display!

The square candle holder displays a pumpkin with a 'relax' sign hanging from it.  'Relax' because nothing in here is really poisonous...or is it?  I will let the kids think the candy is!  I pulled apart some gauze from the first aid kit for the display.

This lovely French vintage label is from the Graphics Fairy.  Again, I printed it onto glossy photo paper and burned the edges for an authentic look.  I added a short hand script to make it look real!

This poor pumpkin head was on clearance a few years ago because it was detached...perfect for me to glue to a big candy jar and add some feathers to mask the glue.

I had another old label of some 'Spirits of Camphor' and burned the edges to give the look like something exploded in the lab.

The 'poison' label was from a Martha Stewart collection at Michael's a few years ago.  The Graphics Fairy has some great vintage ones.

The black and orange bubble gum was found at Homegoods.  I only put out candy that I don't like!  If it were a jar of M&M's, it would be gone in a day!  Candy jars and candle sticks were purchased at various places and at different times.  The 'relax' tag came in a set from TJMaxx.  Polka dot napkins are from Target.  The 'eek' tag probably came from Target, too!

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Enjoy making your Halloween fun! 

I always have so much fun joining these link parties!