was used for popular decorations. The Dennison Manufacturing Co. made crepe-paper Halloween decorations. The jack-o’-lantern shown here is dressed like a maid with a black apron and curly hair.

That said, with its crepe paper cutouts, streamers, barrel full of apples and wood paneling, this image perfectly captures what Halloween decorating was like in the 1970s.

Too often, one of the spookiest parts of Halloween ... paper or use black candy pieces. Insert the skewer into the center of the arrangement. Burlap offers a rustic alternative to orange and black ...

Victorian Halloween decorations at the Molly Brown House ... The first costumes were made out of crepe paper. In the first picture on the left, there’s a replica of what costumes would have ...

"Halloween decorations at the turn of the 20th century ... own decorations using supplies they had around the house. Crepe paper was also a popular material for decorations and used to create ...

Keep decorations such as cornstalks, crepe paper, and others away from any heat source. Halloween this year falls on a Monday, which means many people will be commuting home from work and errands.