When I was looking for ideas for my speakeasy party entrance decor, I ran across a great idea from Diana at Paint Sew Glue Chewwhere she created a misleading sign … 展开

What’s a 1920’s party without some shady characters and gangsters? I used scene setters to create the illusion of silhouettes by taping them to my wall. They’re a little shiny in the dayli… 展开

Because it did get pretty dark in my alley in the evening, I needed to add some lighting. But I didn’t want to be too bright. So I hung a few outdoor patio lights* with Edison bulbs from the c… 展开

My spooky Halloween butler just seemed to fit in the alley, so he greeted everyone as they came in. But I also think it would be pretty cool to have a real person acting like a bouncer, if yo… 展开

The last step was to put up another scene setter on the door* that makes it look like the club is closed. I think it was the perfect end to my speakeasy party entry. Don’t you? Now that w… 展开