Everlo Skull Solar Garden Stake Light

I held the unlit skeleton above the balcony planter to judge the placement. I think the shape works well among the herbs.

I paired the purple skeleton with a pumpkin beside the garden path. That simple combination is enough decoration for this corner.

I photographed the green light on the coffee table before choosing its outdoor spot. The green suits the skeleton theme nicely.

I arranged three purple lights along the garden bed. I like the repeated skeleton shapes with some space between each one.

This photo shows the unlit skeleton in my hand before putting it outside. I like being able to see the small ribs and skull clearly.

Here is the unlit light lying on the apartment floor. The narrow pole and compact skeleton are easy to see in this photo.

I rested the unlit skeleton across the dining chairs for this picture. The small proportions are a good fit for the display I have in mind.

A quick hallway photo before I took it outdoors. The ivory skeleton has the lighthearted Halloween style I wanted.

I held the unlit skeleton by the apartment window for a daylight photo. I am happy with the little skull and rib details.

I put the green skeleton in the soil beside the shed. It makes that plain corner more interesting after dark. I like the design, although I would prefer a different pose.

Here is the purple light lying on my wooden side table. The color is just the Halloween look I had in mind.

I laid two unlit skeleton lights on the outdoor table while planning their placement. The matching shapes should suit a simple garden arrangement.

I placed the purple skeleton in the pot beside the glass door. It makes a fun little detail among the plants.

The purple skeleton is lying on the dining table in this picture. I like the small skull detail and the uncomplicated design.

I held the green skeleton beside the sofa to photograph it. Green is a fun choice for this particular Halloween design.

The amber skeleton is planted beside a pumpkin and some fallen leaves. The warm color goes nicely with that autumn arrangement.

The amber skeleton is in the soil beside the driveway. It is a fun little seasonal detail next to an otherwise ordinary area.

The purple skeleton sits in the planting strip near my watering can. I like the contrast with the ordinary garden greenery.

This green-light photo was taken on the kitchen counter. I like how well the color fits a playful spooky theme.

I laid the unlit light on the patio next to my gloves while deciding where to put it. The narrow stake suits the small border I want to decorate.

I arranged green and purple skeleton lights in the soil along the brick path. The two colors look good together without crowding the walkway.

I set two skeletons on the garden bench for comparison. One is unlit and one has a purple glow; I like seeing the difference side by side.

I laid the unlit light on the bedspread to photograph the complete shape. It is the small, playful style I wanted for Halloween. For my taste, it looks best with fewer decorations around it.