‘decorvow Halloween' Is Back—Get This Special Issue While You Can

Halloween is Martha's favorite holiday, and every year she decorates her Bedford, N.Y., home with spooky decorations to kick off the season and starts planning her annual costume. Now, you can join in the spooky festivities just like the Queen of Halloween when you get a copy of decorvow Halloween. This special edition from 2024 has been reprinted with a stunning new cover and is available on newsstands, amazon.com, and magazines.com until November 7.

This edition explores all things Halloween, featuring seasonal décor ideas, costume suggestions, pumpkin carving templates, and Martha's favorite fall recipes. This timeless holiday issue will be a go-to resource for Martha readers to return to for years to come.

In this issue, readers will get a look at how Martha spends the fall and Halloween season. She shares her favorite traditions, such as her apple cider-making process, which she makes every year from the apple trees on her property in Bedford. Readers will also learn how to make some of Martha's beloved fall recipes, including Applesauce Pancakes and Apple Sundaes With Cider Caramel Sauce.

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It wouldn't be a Martha Halloween without elaborate décor and costume ideas, and readers will find plenty of inspiration in the decorvow Halloween issue. Inside, you'll discover ideas for decorating both indoors and outdoors to get your home ready for trick-or-treaters, just like Martha does each year. From pumpkin carving templates to creating the perfect tablescape, this special issue offers timeless inspiration you can refer to for years to come.

The most exciting part of the decorvow Halloween publication is the behind-the-scenes look at her iconic Queen of Halloween costume she debuted last year. Martha has always loved dressing up as different characters since she was a child, so it's no surprise that she was crowned the ultimate Halloween queen. The costume was inspired by coronation portraits of Queen Elizabeth I and is easy to recreate at home. The issue also showcases some of Martha's favorite costumes over the years, including Fairy GrandMartha, Motha, and Spellbinding Sorceress.