When you put them in a window, they were eye-catching in the daylight and had a soft glow at night (presumably from the lights inside the house), and became an instant hit.
They were super cheap (and cheaply made) with translucent popcorn-like plastic beads all the way through, but the designs — including a jack o’lantern, a witch and a ghost — were a fun combo of tradition and novelty. Here’s a look back!
Melted plastic Halloween decorations: Glitters by day… glows at night (1974)
Put some fun in your window… brighten a door or a wall. This translucent Jack-O-Lantern will welcome little “Trick or Treaters” with a smile.
Made of thousands of glowing plastic beads, it’s a delightfully different decoration that captures the happy Halloween spirit.
Vintage melted plastic popcorn Halloween ghost decoration
Vintage melted plastic popcorn Halloween witch decoration
Those little melted plastic Halloween decorations: “Easy way to raise money” in the 70s
When you receive unusual melted plastic Halloween decorations, you’ll see immediately how you or your club or organization can earn needed money fast selling Halloween Plaques and many other products just as unique and just as much fun.
