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Twelve Fiendish Home Accessories for Halloween

The kids are looking cadaverous and even the dog has a skeleton riding on its back. What fresh horror awaits? Why, it’s time to sprinkle some Adams Family dust through the house.

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£39.99, Aldi

Pack-a-punch by creating an entrance of doom with this inflatable arch.

£9.99, Party Delights

Pimp your hallway with this fantastic if slightly terrified-looking hanging giant spider.

£13.99, Lights For Fun

Place this lantern outside your house and the trick or treaters will arrive in hordes.

£39.50, Baker Ross

Let them get creative with this wonderful set of paintable, pumpkin ceramic tealight holders.

£12.50, Liberty

As skeletons go, this set of three giant hanging numbers are pretty cute.

£10, Next

Let them know you’re game with this reversible trick or treat reversible wreath. We dare you.

£1, Sainsburys

No Halloween party is complete without a set of spooky paper straws.

£3.50, Selfridges

Set the mood with this set of five bat confetti balloons.

£22.37, Amazon

If you’re really serious about Halloween, then this is the gadget for you.

£6.50 NOTH

Take the elbow out of the carving with these pumpkin stickers.

£5.50, Etsy

For a quick and easy way to add some Halloween magic to your house, these ghost vinyl stickers fit the bill.

£4, John Lewis

Collect the sweets in abundance with this lovely – and plastic- free – felt bucket.

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