40 FREE Cute Halloween Images

 This is the last lot of freebies for the upcoming Halloween celebrations.

'40 FREE Cute Halloween Images' for you to use creatively in your Halloween decor designs.

Copy, paste and print.

Frame and use in your home decor.

There are cute witches cat images.

Wearing a kitty witch hat!

Or just looking fabulously cute!

There is even a cat bat!

A castle, bats, a full moon and a cat.

And creepy spiders.

Happy little ghosts.

What's not to love about these Happy Halloween ghosts?

With Jack O Lantern Pumpkins.

Dark and spooky, cute graveyards.

There are a few of those to choose from!

You might even find a witch in the cemetery.

Or just a cluster of tombstones with cats and pumpkins.

Plus there are some super cute witches.

I just love the 'Day Of The Dead' Mexican witch!

And the BIG-eyed witches.

There are black cats and moonlit pathways.

Print smaller-sized ones for your Halloween table.

Use for scrapbooking.

Print on photo paper and place it in a frame for your decor.

Or how about as a cellphone saver. 

Or computer screensaver?

Whichever you decide to use, they are FREE just for you.

For non-commercial use  :)

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8 FREE Feather Table Name Place Cards

 How To Use Name Place Cards at Halloween in a Table Setting 

As the spooky season approaches, many of us are preparing for Halloween celebrations filled with tricks, treats, and fun gatherings. One simple yet effective way to add a special touch to your Halloween lunch or dinner table setting is by incorporating name place cards to guide your guests to their seats.

Here’s how to make the most of the free 'Mia Bella Passions' name place cards for your Halloween festivities.

8  FREE  Crow Feather Designs

Choose your design, copy and print in the size you want.

Incorporating Other Elements

Name place cards can seamlessly integrate with other table decor. Here are a few suggestions:

· Surround the cards with Halloween-themed confetti, mini skulls or spiders for an eerie effect.

· Add small candy treats next to each card.

· Use Halloween-themed serviettes.

· Or use the styling idea from my table placement layout.

Find out how to create the Halloween Faux Flower Cloche Here.

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Bat & Ghost Cookies - SUPERSIZED Halloween Treats

SUPERSIZED Bat and Ghost Cookies are the most popular treat at my place for Halloween celebrations.

The shortbread biscuit has a delightful zing of ginger.

It's one of the easiest shortbreads to make, and equally as delicious.

Everyone adores them.

They are the first thing made for Halloween treats for family and friends to enjoy .

Once the shortbread is prepared, you roll it out on a floured bench or on baking parchment paper.

Using the cut-out templates printed on heavy paper or card, place them on the dough and use a knife to create the cookie shapes.

(You'll find the bat and ghost template at the end of this blog post.)

Bake the cookies for 12 to 15 minutes until golden.

Leave them to cool.

Ice when cold.

I used a basic white icing glaze.

The eyes of the ghosts were currants.

On the bats, I used a yellow sanding sugar.

But you can use baking sprinkles in any colour you wish.

Put the sprinkles on the icing before it sets.

Bat & Ghost Cookies:

Supersized, super duper yummy and very cute too.

Bat & Ghost Cookies

Preheat the oven to 180 °C (356 °F)

Ingredients:

2 cups plain flour

4 Tablespoons cornflour (cornstarch)

2 teaspoons ground ginger 

2/3 cup of powdered icing sugar

4 Tablespoons of golden Syrup

200 grams (7.05oz) of softened butter

To Make:

In a cake mixer, place all the ingredients. 

Mix together until combined, and a dough is formed.

Roll out the dough to a thickness of about 1/2cm (3/8).

Using the template, cut out the ghost and bat shapes from the dough using a knife.

Place the shapes on baking parchment paper-lined trays.

Bake for about 12 to 15 minutes until golden.

When cold, ice the cookies.

Icing:

2 cups Powdered Icing sugar

3 Tablespoons Milk

1/2 teaspoon Vanilla essence

Currants for the ghost's eyes and mouth

Confectioners sanding sugar

In a bowl, mix all ingredients together, adding a little more milk if necessary.

Ice cookies, and leave to set for at least 2 hours.

You'll find a printable recipe HERE.

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