HALLOWEEN is just around the corner and a trip to Home Depot may be needed to give your lawn that scary look.
If you’ve already added the iconic 12-foot Skelly decoration to your home, you can now pick up his no-longer furry friend.
Home Depot shoppers can give their Skelly skeleton a new friend this spooky season[/caption]
The famous Halloween skeleton first hit shelves in 2020 and shoppers have been able to add to his family ever since.
This year, Home Depot announced Skelly’s pet dog has joined the creepy collection.
Measuring in at seven-feet, the canine companion is priced at $199 while his owner is now available for $299.
Shoppers can also pick up accessories for Skelly, making him suitable for other occasions.
For just $30, you can add Valentine’s-themed eyes to the giant decoration.
As well as the heart eyes, you can upgrade your Skelly with classic colors such as blue or hazel.
You can also opt for an Independence Day theme with firework-themed eyes.
Other selections include star eyes, spiral eyes, and eyes that feature flames.
And if you want to level up your decor even further, a servo Skelly is also available.
Animated by motors, the $379 decoration can only be purchased online.
There is also a limited edition motor pack available to give the classic Skelly head movement.
Last year, the store released a version of Skelly inspired by A Nightmare Before Christmas.
The 13-foot Jack Skellington was priced at $399 while the original Skelly sold out well ahead of the spooky holiday.
Jack Skellington came with a removable face panel, allowing fans to select his mood each day.
The item also featured LED lighting to light up the spooky installation at night.
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The motorized skeletons are fitted with motion detectors, designed to activate with each passer-by.
This allows for a spooky surprise every time a trick or treater approaches your home.
According to Home Depot, the props should take no longer than 40 minutes to set up.
They do recommend working in a team of a least two people when assembling the decor.
Buyers can pick up the skeleton or his pet at their nearest Home Depot or order it online for delivery in about a week, while supplies last.
Halloween dupes
There are several Halloween dupes to help you celebrate on a budget.
Dollar Tree has $3 haunted plants that are 90% cheaper than the ones at Michael’s.
The discount store also has hanging pats for just $1.25, while a major competitor sells them for $15.
Pottery Barn fans found a dupe for the store’s famous floating ghosts that are 61% cheaper.
Shoppers even found a dupe for Disney’s famous character pumpkins at Kohl’s.
