Let me take a shelfie



Daisymoon designs have created these spooky Shelfies to aid your Halloween decorating. They kids would have great fun decorating them and setting them up to peer over the edge of your shelves.

I prefer the use of super natural poplar over mdf because it accepts colour so easily, just don't make too many boo boos while painting them.

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