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Dry Eraser Halloween Decor


I'm the biggest fan of Halloween, but I'm not a big fan of storing tons of decorations. Every year I try to find new ways to decorate that won't cost too much and that will be easy to clean up. I've seen a lot of posts about using permanent marker on glass items to decorate them for the holiday. I say why not use dry erase markers instead? If you mess up your design you can erase and start all over you can also easily decorate things like mirrors around your home without worrying about having to replace them. I've done it here on a candle and one of my mirrors. You can create your own designs using different colors I'll try a few more and show you what I came up with. Happy Decorating! 








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