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Witch or Treat Door Curtain Halloween Decoration

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Item # FUN5659
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  • Door Curtain
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Sale Price £11.99 
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Size Measurement Standard Metric
Standard Length 84" 213cm
Standard Width 48" 122cm
Features
  • 100% polyester machine lace
  • Measures approx. 84"L x 48"W
  • Knitted-in loops across top of curtain thread over a curtain rod
  • Knitted-in image of a life-size witch holding a broomstick, with bats flying around over her head
  • Lower edge is intentionally jagged and uneven
  • Exclusively made by us

A Witchy Welcome

Ordinarily, you wouldn't be excited to visit a witch's home, but this is Halloween! Go ahead and accept her invitation. Enjoy a glass of smoking brew, admire her skull collection, and maybe dance around the cauldron with her. If you're lucky (and very polite), she'll even let you leave with all of your fingers, toes, and eyeballs intact. 

Product Details

Set a spooky scene with this fun and unique Witch or Treat Door Curtain Halloween Decoration! Made of black polyester machine lace, the curtain features knitted-in loops at its top edge for stringing through a rod, and a jagged, uneven bottom edge. It's decorated with knitted-in images of a life-sized witch holding a crooked broom and a scowling pumpkin. Swooping bats, cobwebs, and a dangling spider complete the scene. 

Eye of Newt and Toe of Frog

You can't celebrate Halloween without a witch! This one will be much more well-behaved than the real deal: She promises not to use your guests as ingredients for her spells. You might want to keep a close watch on her, however. Anything can happen on such a magical, mysterious night. 

Questions & Answers

Q: Hello!
How would I hang this door decoration ,and keep it stable from wind?
(1 Answer)
Asked by Albert | 5 November 2025
Monster Responds...
The curtain has knitted-in loops across the top that thread over a curtain rod, so hanging it in a doorway with a standard tension rod is the most straightforward approach. To keep it stable in the wind, a heavier rod will add weight at the top, and you can also clip small weights or hem weights to the bottom edge to keep it from lifting.
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