Halloween Village

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    A My Mind's Eye Halloween village is built one paper house at a time, each one heavyweight paperboard with a battery powered light tucked inside so the windows glow once the room goes dark. See a whole street of them lit up in our story, The Best Part Happens After Dark.

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    Madame Mystic Paper House
    Madame Mystic Light Up Halloween Paper Village House Decoration
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    Cauldron Cafe Paper House
    Black Cauldron Cafe Light Up Halloween Village House
    $ 34.99
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    Bootique Paper House
    Bootique Halloween Village Light Up House Decor
    $ 34.99
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    Eastside Elixirs Light Up Halloween Paper Village House
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    Haberdashery Light Up Halloween Village House Decoration
    $ 31.99
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    Dead & Breakfast Halloween Village Light Up Paper House
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    How to start a Halloween village

    Start with one house and add to it. Bootique, Cauldron Cafe, and Madame Mystic join earlier favorites like Eastside Elixirs, Dead & Breakfast, Haberdashery, Spell Bindery, and Witch Cottage. They are built close to the same scale, so houses from different years sit side by side on the same street. Most stand between five and eight inches tall, which means a mantel, a console table, or a kitchen counter is enough room to start.

    Sizes at a glance

    • Haberdashery, 3.75 inches wide by 3.25 deep by 8 tall
    • Dead & Breakfast, 5.75 inches wide by 4 deep by 7.75 tall
    • Eastside Elixirs, 6.5 inches wide by 3 deep by 7 tall
    • Cauldron Cafe, 7 inches tall
    • Madame Mystic, 7 inches tall
    • Bootique, 4.5 inches wide by 3.5 deep by 6 tall
    • Witch Cottage, 5 inches wide by 3.5 deep by 5.5 tall
    • Spell Bindery, 4 inches wide by 3.25 deep by 5 tall

    How they light up

    Every house has its own light inside, so nothing needs an outlet and you can put a house wherever the room wants one. Batteries are not included. The newer houses run on a timer, so they come on by themselves each evening and switch off on their own.