Enhance Your Halloween Atmosphere with Martha Stewart Vinyl Witch Window Décor Review

An absolute must-have this Halloween season! The price put me off at first, but once I bought and built it I am beyond happy with this spooky product! Fast shipping great product and unbeatable price!

Received a replacement for a lost item (thanks to Revain customer service). I was impressed with the overall quality of the materials, looks great. My only negative comment is that I had trouble keeping the individual pieces together and had to use an elastic ponytail to hold them together at the top. Plus it's a nice, beautiful, quality holiday decoration for its money.

These paper moths (no backlight) were bigger than I expected so I just hung the smallest one on the wall. the other is about 25% larger and the third 50% larger. I like them a lot, their design is the same as the product photos and they are made of light cardboard. I plan on wearing them year round but if you are going to use them for Halloween decorations I would recommend hanging them on plasticine rather than glue dots as the dots work really well but can be a problem getting them off the…

NOTE: There are 2 holes on the wider frame part of the moon: Pass the light wire through the larger/elongated hole (into the body of the moon) , leaving the battery last and sticking out of the frame (because that's where the power button is - you'll need to access it after the moon is assembled). On the opposite side of the frame there is a small hole where the fishing wire should be attached. (I used ribbon and knots to secure the fishing wire.) The length of fishing wire used depends on…

Very disappointed with it. I left her by the window and when it came time to undress her her hair was frizzy and not stuck to the window. Mind you, I know how to install window hinges. I sprayed water on the window, applied glue which was easy on a wet window, carefully used a mop and it looked great. To be honest, the LEDs for the moon and the tape that comes with it are so confusing. The cord ended up snapping off the tape so I'll have to do this project next year. maybe I'll use hot glue. I…

INSTRUCTIONS: I love this decoration but it came with no instructions. Witch: (From a video I found online by Martha Stewart) Clean the inside of the window. Cut out the witch to fit your window. Spray the window with water mixed with some dish soap. Remove the witch from the paper. Starting at the bottom, press the witch against the window with something flat to smooth out any bubbles and wrinkles until you reach the top. Luna: (from another review by Eliza S.) "Open the lid and use the…

I developed a latex allergy (sort of anaphylaxis like "wearing epilator, bee sting") during medical school which resulted in my children being told "latex bomb, mommy" when they grew up seen a hot air balloon in the wild and changed/bathed when they got back from parties where they played with them. As a kid I loved balloons and missed their cheap and fun decorations so due to allergies I used paper lanterns instead. So I had a lot of experience with paper lanterns and their installation. This…

This is a stunning high quality decoration. Vinyl peels off easily. It was easy to assemble. First you put on your vinyl; Be sure to smooth it out with a credit card or with your hands so it doesn't have bubbles and sticks well. Then turn your attention to the moon. Take the side with the small hole at the top and insert the plastic on/off switch for the light through this slot. Let the lights hang down inside and arrange them however you like. Then take the other half of the moo and use double