I wanted to share with you a unique and fun idea for decorating your Halloween tree: a witch hanging ornament. Halloween trees have become increasingly popular in recent years, providing a festive touch to our homes during the spooky season. Adding a witch hanging ornament to your Halloween tree will add an extra touch of magic and whimsy. The witch hanging ornament can be made out of various materials, such as fabric, felt, or even clay. It's important to choose a material that is lightweight, as you don't want it weighing down or damaging the branches of your Halloween tree. The design of the witch hanging ornament is where you can get really creative.
Magic Beans, Cora and Hook almost used the remains of a magic peace of furniture, but then used a restored magical bean instead. Mermaids can freely travel to any land by swimming there - Rumple couldn't have struck a deal or coerced a mermaid to take him where he needed to go? Shadows can fly freely between any realm. Why not get his own shadow to fly him where he wanted to go?
Magic Tornadoes can whisk you away to pretty much any land. The Mad Hatters Hat could have taken him anywhere. Zelena apparently knows how to get back to Storybrooke in some unexplained way. Ruby Slippers can take you anywhere. The Sorcerer and/or his Apprentice can create magic doors out of thin air that go between any world. What, is that magic too high level for the Dark One? Hook sailed from Storybrooke to Neverland to find King Tritan and brought him back to make amends with his daughter Ursula. The White Rabbit can burrow to any world. Somehow The Dragon from Mulan had made it into the "Land without Magic". A wishing Star can bring someone to Storybrooke - it's likely it could take you almost anywhere you'd like to go.
Mermaids can freely travel to any land by swimming there - Rumple couldn t have struck a deal or coerced a mermaid to take him where he needed to go. He can take her back; she ll play dead and fool Regina, and then they can sneak off to Storybrooke with everyone else and Hook can kill Rumplestiltskin.
The design of the witch hanging ornament is where you can get really creative. You can opt for a classic witch silhouette, complete with a pointed hat and broomstick. Alternatively, you can go for a more playful approach, with a cute and friendly witch complete with a big smile and colorful clothing.
Once upon a time in a land of magic enchanted bean
Don’t you know, love is weakness?
No…it’s strength!
In Fairy Tale Land, the Evil Queen is planning her curse that will rage the kingdom and transport all its citizens to a land without magic. However, one person stands in her way…her mother, Cora. Fortunately, a certain pirate happens along, and when the right words are spoken, the Evil Queen can get him do anything she wants. In this case, rip out the heart of her mother so that Cora cannot follow the Evil Queen to Storybrooke in exchange for revenge on Rumplestiltskin.
The pirate, Captain Hook, is given a one-time-use enchanted hook to rip out one heart and directions on how to get to Wonderland—where Cora, AKA the Queen of Hearts, resides. If he does it right, he can kill Cora and be back to Fairy Tale Land in no time.
However, once in Wonderland, Cora is wise to his scheme. And when he tries to grab her heart, she merely laughs. Why would she keep a heart in the same place as everyone else? She is the Queen of Hearts after all.
Hook spills the beans on what he’s up to and why, and Cora sees her chance…to see her daughter again. Or is it to get back at her daughter? Hard to tell with Cora’s deceitful eyes.
Anyway, Cora makes a better deal with Hook. He can take her back; she’ll play dead and fool Regina, and then they can sneak off to Storybrooke with everyone else and Hook can kill Rumplestiltskin. Win-win.
But the ruse works too well. Regina is readily fooled that Hook actually killed her mother—and no, this time she does not ask to see the heart as proof of his dirty dead. (Or at least we don’t see her ask for it). Regina confesses to her “dead” mother that she’s sorry she had to kill Cora. And by the way, she’s always loved her, which is why she had to kill her. Logical.
After Regina leaves to enact said curse, Cora and Hook run off to a corner of the Fairy Tale Land we’ve come to know as the Safe Haven. Cora puts up a shield which protects that part of the land as the curse ravages the kingdom. Hook and Cora watch as it envelops them. Twenty-eight years, and then they can make their way to Storybrooke…
In Present Day Fairy Tale Land, Emma and crew find Rumplestiltskin’s cell and search high and low for the squid ink to no avail. The ink is gone. And just as the discovery is made, Cora and Hook happen along, trapping the women in the cell. Cora takes the compass and they’re off, but not before revealing that Aurora was a pawn.
Oh, and Hook took the giant’s bean necklace, and probably killed the giant too boot. For Hook it’s a reminder of how something good can turn bad. (Nice thought, Hook).
The women continue to search, finding nothing but a scroll where Rumplestiltskin repeatedly wrote Emma’s name like a mad man. Or was he?
Mary Margaret remembers a time when she watched Cora practice magic. The memories gives Mary Margaret an idea. The squid ink wasn’t in a jar, it was in the writing!
Aiming the scroll at the cell bars, Mary Margaret gently blows on the words, which lift and float to the bars, disintegrating them. Go, Snow!
Mary Margaret, Emma, and Mulan leave after tying up Aurora. Aurora can’t be trusted so long as Cora has her heart.
The women chase after the evil villains, determined to get back home.
Meanwhile, Cora and Hook have reached Lake Nostos, er…dried up Lake Nostos. But the missing water is no problem. Cora simply opens up the ground to form a pool of the magical liquid. Hook pours in the sparkly ashes from the wardrobe and they’ve got themselves a portal.
Nearly ready to jump, the women show up and ambush them. A fight ensues. Emma knocks Hook out and saves Mary Margaret from Cora, who tries to take her heart. As Emma leaps in front of her mother, Cora’s hand plunges into Emma’s chest. But Cora can’t take Emma’s heart.
Why? Emma is magic. Love is not weakness, as Cora’s always believed. No. Love is strength. With the power of love, Emma rockets Cora away from her, and Mary Margaret and Emma jump into the portal.
On the other side, in Storybrooke, Mr. Gold and Regina decide they can’t let Cora get through the portal. So, stealing the entire mine’s diamonds, they conjure up enough power to block the portal. Anyone who tries to get through will die.
Regina is reluctant at first. What if Emma and Mary Margaret actually get through?
Mr. Gold doesn’t care. Regina should be happy to finally get her revenge on Mary Margaret and the biological mother of Henry. Besides, what if it’s Cora? It would be better to block the portal than let that monster come through.
So, Mr. Gold blocks the portal—which is the same well that he used to bring magic to Storybrooke.
However, Henry finds out about their plan and runs to stop them. At first Regina tries to hold him back, but Regina’s desire to win back her son overcomes her. She wants to be good. For Henry. So she steps in, and takes the curse away.
The portal opens just in time for Mary Margaret and Emma to climb through.
Thanking Regina, Mary Margaret runs to wake up David, and Emma reveals to Mr. Gold Cora’s unsuccessful plan to take her heart.
Mr. Gold tells Emma that she is magical because she is the product of true love. And love is the most powerful magic of all.
Later, in Present Fairy Tale Land, Mulan had snagged Aurora’s heart and returned to the cell to give it back to the girl. Aurora reveals that the souls the wraiths take can be found again. They are merely in another world. So I’m guessing Mulan and Aurora will soon journey to rescue Prince Phillip.
Back on Lake Nostos, Hook and Cora meet again. The compass may be gone, but the portal is still open, and Hook has a magic bean. Sure, it’s useless on its own, but with the magical properties of Lake Nostos it can work.
As the drum rolls before the credits, the two evil villains are making their way across the water outside Storybrooke. Hook spies the iconic clock tower above the library.
They’re almost there…
Burning Questions:
1) Where is Cora’s heart?
2) Will Regina stay good or will she regress into evilness to get Henry back?
3) How long will it be before Snow White and Prince Charming are separated again? How long until they find each other again?
4) Will Mulan and Aurora find the wraith-soul world and rescue Phillip? Or is that part of the story finished?
5) What will happen to Storybrooke now that two “eviler” villains have arrived?
6) Will Belle be caught in the midst of Hook and Mr. Gold’s inevitable stand-off?
7) When will Henry’s father show up?
8) What will happen the remaining part of season 2?
~ Taryn
P.S. Check back on January 6, 8/7c for the return of Once Upon a Time, Season 2.
But the ruse works too well. Regina is readily fooled that Hook actually killed her mother—and no, this time she does not ask to see the heart as proof of his dirty dead. (Or at least we don’t see her ask for it). Regina confesses to her “dead” mother that she’s sorry she had to kill Cora. And by the way, she’s always loved her, which is why she had to kill her. Logical.
After Regina leaves to enact said curse, Cora and Hook run off to a corner of the Fairy Tale Land we’ve come to know as the Safe Haven. Cora puts up a shield which protects that part of the land as the curse ravages the kingdom. Hook and Cora watch as it envelops them. Twenty-eight years, and then they can make their way to Storybrooke…
The possibilities are endless, and it's a great opportunity to showcase your artistic skills. To hang the witch ornament on your Halloween tree, you can use a small hook or loop of string. Make sure it is securely attached so that it doesn't accidentally fall off. You can even play around with the placement of the witch ornament on the tree. Maybe you want it to be front and center, or perhaps you want it peeking out from behind a spiderweb or a cluster of pumpkins. Not only will the witch hanging ornament add visual interest to your Halloween tree, but it will also serve as a conversation starter. Your guests will surely be intrigued by this unique addition to your holiday decor. Plus, it's a great opportunity to share the story behind your witch ornament and how it came to be a part of your Halloween traditions. So, this Halloween, why not give your tree a touch of witchy whimsy with a hanging ornament? It's a simple yet creative way to make your Halloween tree stand out and bring some magic to your home during this spooky season. Happy decorating!.
Reviews for "Create a hauntingly beautiful Halloween tree with a witch hanging ornament"
- Jessica - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with this witch hanging ornament. The quality was very poor, and it looked nothing like the picture. The colors were faded and the paint was chipped in multiple places. It also arrived with a strong unpleasant smell. Overall, I would not recommend purchasing this item.
- Mike - 1 star - This witch hanging ornament was a complete waste of money. The material used felt cheap and flimsy, and it broke within a few days of hanging it on my Halloween tree. The design was not well-executed either, with the face looking more like a caricature than a scary witch. I regret buying this ornament and would not buy from this seller again.
- Emily - 2 stars - I ordered this witch hanging ornament expecting it to add a spooky touch to my Halloween decorations, but I was sorely disappointed. The craftsmanship was subpar, with noticeable glue marks and uneven paint. The ornament also didn't hang properly due to the poorly designed hook. Overall, it did not meet my expectations and I would not recommend it.