It’s a weird idea isn’t it? A Halloween calendar. I mean, people usually associate calendars with the start of a new year (generally around December/January) and often they are used as Christmas gift ideas for those with little imagination.
For this reason, I was sceptical when I first heard about these Halloween calendars, but actually, after having a good look, they’re pretty cool and a GREAT IDEA!
I think we can safely say that this will be our last Asda Halloween post for this year.
Although we do love their halloween products, we don’t want to make our site too Asda focussed – even though we have probably already done that!
And what better way to finish it up than a nice little video produced by us here at Halloweenerrific reviewing our top 5 Asda Halloween products for 2010. All done in a rather cheesy way.
I love Lego and I love Halloween and now the two have been combined in these three small sets which are cheap and fun and perfect for all Hallows Eve.
With a Ghost, a Bat and a Pumpkin to choose from they are available online or in any Lego store across the U.K.
Also this year the Lego website is holding a Halloween competition to find the best home made spooky creation. Open to everyone all you need is a great Halloween inspired idea and a bunch of bricks and you could bag yourself a special prize.
Based on imagination, creativity, technique, and how well it fits the theme, twelve talented creators will be carefully chosen by the Lego jury, and advance to the voting round where peoples votes will pick the Winner.
So break out your Lego, get on your thinking caps and enter HERE
So, you’re looking for a Halloween gift for someone that stands out. Something that is hand made, has that element of thought to it (not just a plastic bloody knife) and above all, gets that balance of scary and cute just right.
Well, have you heard about string dolls? Well I hadn’t, until I found a cool site that sells them. And guess what, they have special Halloween dolls! Woohooo!
It might seem strange to some of you that people exchange gifts at this frightful time of year (Halloween) but it seems to be a growing phenomenon.
Since my first child was born, her auntie has bought her a Halloween themed toy EVERY Halloween, and it’s all thanks to Build-A-Bear.
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