Have you thought about having a dinner party on Halloween? If so, these dishes might be for you. Personally, I can't imagine buying a set of dishes just for Halloween and that statement comes from someone who owns and uses Christmas Holiday dishes. Halloween just doesn't seem like the 'sit-down-to-dinner' kind of a holiday. It's more of a drinks, games, and costumes kind of holiday and ordinary dishes (even paper or plastic dishes) work just fine for a rowdy group of costumed party-goers.
So, that leaves me to wonder just how many of these specialty dishes they actually sell.
Reminder: The November 1 theme for City Daily Photo Bloggers is "Heights"!
I have a new post on Sharon's Sojourns. This time I look at an artistically crafted bridge.
Interesting but not my choice of dinnerware.
ReplyDeleteIf I saw these in a thrift shop, I'd be tempted. Wonder what the menu would be, though.
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine eating off of these plates. Ugh! Halloween just gets weirder and weirder!
ReplyDeleteActually, I know some people who might use these all the time.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness I'm wondering the same thing, how many do they sell.
ReplyDeleteHalloween is becoming sooo commercial!
ReplyDeleteOh, I think I'll skip lunch!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you. Plus, Christmas is more of a "season" in terms of entertaining, and Halloween is just a "day." And, a day for kids, not adults.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI think they're pretty cool! They'd be fun to use day-to-day -- they'd certainly get people talking!
ReplyDelete:))) btw I would love to see a picture of your Christmas table Sharon :)
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