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    Historic 120-Year-Old Welch House Halloween Tour

    The Welch House 1900 Halloween Home Tour

    Welcome to the Hauntingly Beautiful Decor Halloween Blog Hop! I am happy to be hosting this hop and to share some fun Halloween decorating ideas with my talented friends and readers. Today I have the very special honor of having my dear friend Larissa Jenkins as a special blog guest to kick off the hop (see full hop schedule at the end of this post). She will be introducing you to her beautiful historic home, the “Welch House.” Larissa has been the co-host of the Hauntingly Beautiful Decor Halloween Link party here on my blog and also the hashtag party on Instagram. She has amazing vintage style and loves to hunt for beautiful thrifted treasures for her dreamy abode. Her home is just perfect for Halloween! Get ready for some really beautiful Halloween decorating inspiration! Enjoy!

    Halloween Blog Hop

    Hello and welcome to my home! I am so very excited and honored to be  introducing the “Welch House” and sharing my Halloween Home Tour here today on Amber’s amazing blog! Thank you so much Amber for this opportunity! Let’s get started!

    I’ve always had a fondness for Halloween, but I must say it has definitely grown since my  Husband and I purchased our 120 year old home, The “Welch House” almost four years ago. Our home was built in 1900 and is very popular in our small town. The locals refer to it as the “Welch House” named after the prominent family that built the home. My husband and I are the third family to own the home. I have been asked many times by locals if there is a ballroom on the third floor. Many of them remember stories being told of dances taking place in our third floor during the First World War era. I do not know if that is true or not, but our attic is very large and could accommodate many people. I have also been told that long ago our home was featured in a book, which I am trying to track down. Many years ago Welch House was named one of the “Most Stately” Homes in our town and was given a plaque to commemorate this achievement. Sadly, while the other nominated homes still have their plaques displayed proudly in their foyers, ours was missing when we purchased the home. I hope to find it someday!

    Welch House is truly my dream home, and my greatest wish is to make her beautiful again!  The home creates a beautiful backdrop for holiday decor…especially Halloween decor. With its creaky floors, the beveled glass windows, and even the chandeliers, it all adds to an elegant but spooky atmosphere. I Love French and European decor so I try to incorporate those aspects into my Halloween decor as well.

    Halloween Foyer Decorating Ideas French Country antique furniture

    Historic Halloween Tour Creepy Butler

    When you first enter our home our butler, “Fred”, will be there to greet you. He is a favorite when guests visit.

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    Hauntingly Beautiful Decor Halloween Linky Party

    Hauntingly Beautiful Decor Halloween Link Party And Friday Features 10/27

    Hauntingly Beautiful Decor Halloween Link Party

    Hello and thanks for joining us for the last week of the Hauntingly Beautiful Decor Halloween Link Party and Friday Features and the top three most vie

    Fun Halloween porch decor ideas with witch and skeleton picnic

    Grab your favorite mug and strong brew and get ready for A KILLER Halloween party with all your bloggy friends this weekend!

    We have been been enjoying all the fun posts you have linked up with us so far and we can’t wait to be inspired by even more Hauntingly Beautiful Decor now through October 31st! Remember to come back on Halloween to see the three top viewed links of the party!

    Halloween Link Party

    All your hosts have been busy this week getting ready for the Hauntingly Beautiful Halloween Blog Hop which is live now! We also have three other talented bloggers joining us for the hop so please do check out all the posts after you have linked up here at the party.

    Hauntingly Beautiful Decor Link Party

    Here are the posts each of us shared for the hop:

    Amber Lyon Ferguson Follow The Yellow Brick Home

    Amber~ Follow The Yellow Brick Home

     

    Reinvented Collection Blogger Olivia

    Olivia~Reinvented Collection

    French Country Halloween ideas

     

    Angelina~Peonies And Orange Blossoms

    French Gothic Halloween

     

     

    Larissa, Contributor at Reinvented Collection and Follow The Yellow Brick Home

     Instagram Larissa_Jenkins

    Larissa shared her Historic Welch House 1900 Halloween home tour as a guest here on my blog!

    The Welch House 1900 Halloween Home Tour

     

    After you party with us here today don’t forget to visit Rhonda at Hallstrom Home, Deborah at Hip And Humble Style, and Shannon at Belle Bleu Interiors to see the beautiful ideas they shared for the Hauntingly Beautiful Decor Halloween Blog Hop too!

    Halloween Blog Hop

     

    And now for your host’s Hauntingly Beautiful Decor Friday Features:

    Amber’s feature:

    Halloween Shadow Box

     

    Halloween shadow box

    I love to create altered art and assemblage which incorporate vintage objects…especially for Halloween! Saturday’s Vintage Finds shared some really awesome Halloween Shadow Boxes using vintage treasures that inspired me to get creative with my own junkin’ finds.

     

    Cool halloween bottles vintage bottles

    Olivia loves vintage bottles! These simple, elegant and creepy Halloween potion bottles by The North End Loft are great!

     

    How to make ornate pumpkins with bling

    Angelina chose Catherine’s beautiful bejeweled pumpkins over at Ornate Splendor.

     

    Spooky Dollar Tree Halloween Portraits

    Larissa loved how Saturday’s Vintage Finds transformed Dollar Tree spooky portraits into instant Halloween heirlooms.

    In case you missed last week’s features you can see them here.

    Spooktacular Halloween Blog Party Link Up

    Thank you to everyone who linked up this week. Be sure to visit all of the blogs featured today for more Hauntingly Beautiful Decor inspiration and please do link up again!

    Now on to the party! Here’s how to play:

    Share all of your “Hauntingly Beautiful” Halloween decor and be inspired by the best Halloween decorating ideas in blogland. You may link up as many times as you like from October 2-31!

    ON HALLOWEEN we will be sharing YOUR favorite features based on page views so be sure to visit then! 

    Party etiquette:

    1. This is a Halloween home decor or elegant Halloween craft party. Please, NO RECIPES.
    2. No advertising, shops, or link parties or links to sales.
    3. You may share old or new content.
    4. By joining this party, you give permission to the hosts to share on any social media and blogs.
    5. Please follow the hosts through email subscription or your favorite form of social media.

    • Please include a courtesy link (the URL) to the hosts in your blog posts so that your visitors know where to join the party too!

    • Have fun and be social! Comment on 2-3 other blogs!

    Need help adding a backlink to the hosts?

    •Copy the URL from this post
    •Insert it at the end of your blog post with a short snippet that says:
    Ex.
    “I’m joining the Hauntingly Beautiful Decor Halloween Link Party and you can too!”
    (insert the link (URL) into the underlined text)

     Party time!

    Awesome Halloween Decorating Ideas Skeleton Decor




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    Let’s Go Junkin’: The Country Living Fair Columbus, OH 2017 And A Special Interview With Rachel Hardage Barrett

    Let's Go Junkin: The Country Living Fair Highlights

    Hello dear junk loving hoarders and flea market foragers! Today I am thrilled to share a special post all about my dream day at the Country Living Fair  in Columbus, Ohio last month! Of course the Country Living Fair is any vintage junker’s dream, but it was a special interview with Country Living Magazine’s Editor-In-Chief, Rachel Hardage Barrett that really made it a dream day for me. In early September I contacted Carrie Carlson, PR director at Country Living about possibly covering the fair for my “Let’s go Junkin’!” series here on the blog. Carrie set me up with a free early bird ticket to the Columbus event, and some photos and documents pertaining to the history and specifics of the fair to use in my blog post. She also set up a time for me to meet and interview Rachel! The perks of blogging!

    Follow The Yellow Brick Home Blogger Interview with Rachael Hardage Barrett Country Living Magazine

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    Let’s Go Junkin’: The Top 10 Booths At The Country Living Fair Columbus, Ohio 2017

    The top 10 booths at the Country Living Fair where to shop for vintage junk

    Welcome back to the Let’s Go Junkin‘ series! Last month I attended the Country Living Fair in Columbus, OH and it was nothing short of amazing. In my previous post I shared all about my day at the fair and some fun highlights which included a special interview with Country Living Magazine’s Editor-In-Chief, Rachel Hardage Barrett! It was such a interesting post to create with the fun interview and so many photos of amazing vintage junk…you won’t want to miss it!

    Follow The Yellow Brick Home Blogger Interview with Rachael Hardage Barrett Country Living Magazine

    There were 200 vendors at the fair this year! I came home with so many wonderful pictures that there were just too many for one post, so I decided to create an additional post to share my top ten personal favorite booths. Take a look!

    Farmhouse Frocks

    The Farmhouse Frocks booth display was my most favorite! A lovely chalkboard and old rusty bicycle parked on top of a shabby tent surrounded by autumn kale and heirloom pumpkins had me swooning!

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