Stacey Solomon has created an incredible DIY Harry Potter Halloween table for her kids to celebrate the spooky season.
The mother-of-five, 34, – who is a lover of arts and crafts – spent time curating the perfect wizarding world for her children to enjoy the special day.
She shared a video to her Instagram grid on Monday night which showed how she put the amazing scene together.
The table featured the iconic sorting hat from the films and she had hung floating candles above to replicate the magic ones from the Great Hall at Hogwarts.
Elsewhere she used golden covered chocolates to make the famous Quidditch snitches and added one some homemade wings.
Stacey also created special winged keys, a Hedwig owl and beautiful cotton wool clouds for the stormy skies.
The blonde beauty then turned down the lights and added pumpkin and autumn leaf decorations to the table as she filmed the final result.
Stacey penned in the caption: ‘The Harry Potter Table. I know it’s so late but you all asked me to post this on the grid so here it is.
‘It was a labour of love, but soooo much fun to make. I love Harry Potter so much so when the big boys asked to do this I was VERY excited.
‘Can not wait to Christmas this up too. Happy Halloween Eve everyone. Love u lots.’
On her Story she added that the process had taken a few weeks to get ready as she told how being creative was her ‘joy’.
It comes after Stacey took to Instagram on Tuesday to share a slew of adorable snaps of her baby daughter Belle, to commemorate her youngest’s first Halloween.
The Loose Women presenter dressed her seven-month-old daughter in a sweet Halloween inspired striped onesie with a sparkly orange tutu.
Stacey then posed for a string of heartwarming shots with Belle and husband Joe Swash outside their Essex home, nicknamed Pickle Cottage.
The proud parents beamed as they cradled their little one, who was captured giggling for the photos.
Their son Rex, four, also appeared in one of the snaps, matching with his sister in a bright orange jumper with a sequin ghost.
Captioning the cute pictures, Stacey wrote: ‘Belle’s First Halloween. That smile I can’t cope. The little ones all wanted to dress up just to be at home today.
‘Rose wanted to dress Belle up so we took some pictures at the front door for Belle’s first Halloween.
‘Happy Tuesday Everyone. Hope this makes you smile as much as it did us’.
The precious pictures showed an extra glimpse of Stacey’s spooktacular decorations outside the family home.
She previously took to her Instagram to share a video of her transforming Pickle Cottage into a autumnal wonderland.
The family have gone all out this year by adding colour-coordinated lanterns and flowers to their show-stopping front door.
They also added a huge display of pastel-coloured pumpkins and roses to honour their eldest daughter’s birthday as she turned two.
Stacey revealed she picked pink, purple, orange and blue to be the theme of the decor as they were Rose’s favourite colours.
The doting mother could be seen putting up the decorations while getting help from her two dogs and youngest son, Rex.
The four-year-old was snapped helping out with his big brother duties as he was pictured standing on a step ladder
Stacey filmed Rose’s reaction to her special display, with the toddler jumping up and down in excitement when she opened her eyes.
The clip ended with the little girl hugging a pumpkin before she jumped up and cheered ‘hooray’ with her arms swinging in the air.
Although her autumn display appeared lavish, Stacey left fans impressed as she recycled many of her decorations from last year and has shared some tips and tricks to get similar looks on a budget.
The Sort Your Life Out star has created an entire highlight on cheap and cheerful hacks to kitting out your home for autumn.
Stacey shares Rex, Rose and Belle with husband Joe, 41, and also has two other sons, Leighton, 10, and Zachary, 15, from two previous relationships.
James Parker is a UK-based entertainment aficionado who delves into the glitz and glamour of the entertainment industry. From Hollywood to the West End, he offers readers an insider’s perspective on the world of movies, music, and pop culture.
