It's time to hang my pumpkin buckets up and I believe this is year 3 that I'm doing this online.

It's time to hang my pumpkin buckets up and I believe this is year 3 that I'm doing this online. I am so excited. If you're new here, I have these pumpkin buckets that I got at Walmart several years ago and some zip ties and on my string lights that I've stapled to the frame of the garage, I loop the zip tie through the hole in the string light and then I cut off any of the excess zip tie, that way it looks clean and then we have to move on to the porch, so let's go. What a beautiful transition done by my sister. So, same thing as before, just taking the zip ties and looping it through the little hole that's in my string light, that way I can have this going across the front of the house too. And last year my sister and I DIY'd these pumpkins. One of the nails came out of the post, so I had to nail that back in. And then I have this bin full of my zip ties, blow mold lights, all of my things. So I'm handing my sister an extension cord. These are all remote controlled. I've said it before in my holiday videos, if you want an in-depth look at how I have it set up on the back end of things, let me know because I definitely make this look very easy to set up, but it does take me forever to wire everything and make sure everything is hooked up properly. And then for the pumpkins on the posts, I have these spotlights that go into the ground that shine up towards them. And would it be Halloween without some spider webs? Like I mean, come on. And this railing is perfect to just spread it out all over. I love the way that this looks. It's so cool. I think I want to buy more, honestly. Not for the railing, but for in between those posts. I think that would look really cool. And then my neighbor stopped by and gave me this pumpkin that I'm holding as well as that big cauldron with a pump for water to make like the steam come out. So I'm very excited that's a new to me craft. And then I got these stackable pumpkins at Five Below and I wanted to try my hand with drilling the holes at the top. I only did successfully do the black ones. The orange ones, I kind of messed up a little bit and that might be for a different craft. But this is where we've ended. I didn't get the rest of the outside filmed because it was starting to get dark and I needed to work fast. I am so thrilled with how this looks. I love the ambient glow of the pumpkin buckets. It's always so fun to see. Stay tuned because there is going to be a part two for outside where I show you what I'm going to do with that cauldron. Like I said, it's a new to me craft, so I'm not really sure how I'm going to tackle it yet. I've ordered some things online, it's going to take a few days to get here and I'm also going to likely get more spider webs between these posts because I feel like I could do something really cool. But thank you so much for watching. Stay tuned for my next video and I will catch you in the next one.