In the real world, a raccoon and a chipmunk pulling on a turkey wishbone would be a horrifying site, but in the world of Hello There Cutie, it's simply adorable. As we are one week away from Thankgiving, this duo reminds us of the things we are thankful for.
3 pumpkins, one kid and an adorably cute doggie - a perfect Hallowe'en from days gone by.
"Merry" and "Hallowe'en" are two words you often don't see together. This cute vintage postcard harkens back to the days when that saying was perhaps more common.
A pumpkin-headed cowboy ropes in some sweet treats for Halloween rustlers on this vintage candy bag.
These harlequin cuties are celebrating Halloween early with this gay graphic from the early 20th century!
This cute plastic plaything features a witch, a pumpkin and a motorcycle! I guess sometimes a broom isn't fast enough!
A cute vintage plastic Halloween knick-knack from the mid-20th century...this pumpkin plays the accordion. Sure, why not?
These boys have obviously followed the directions posted on Hello There Cutie earlier this week because they are doing a fine job of carving their jack o'lanterns.
Proving that "cute minds think alike" - here's my two favorite Beistle vintage Halloween decorations that I planned to post today not knowing that Sherri also was posting them too! Jinxies! Well, these two I've always referred to as "Country Pumpkin" and "City Pumpkin" and I imagined that these grinning gourds were cousins who saw each other only once a year–on Halloween!
After you find your Great Pumpkin, you gotta wheel it home and carve it up into a jack 0'lantern. These two cuties give us a step-by-step guide on how to do it right, decades before Martha Stewart came along.
These two cuties have carved a big old grin on their prize-winning pumpkin! A timely reminder for us all to add "pumpkin" to our grocery list!
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