Michaels Halloween Lemax Spooky Town 2018
by Haunt Former
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What this video covers
This short video tours the exclusive Lemax Spooky Town collection available at Michaels craft stores for the 2018 Halloween season. The creator highlights the range of miniature Halloween village pieces that are sold as Michaels exclusives. It serves as a quick visual guide for collectors and Halloween decorators scoping out what's new on shelves that year.
Key takeaways
- ◆Michaels carries exclusive Lemax Spooky Town pieces not found elsewhere
- ◆The 2018 lineup is showcased in an in-store walkthrough format
- ◆Useful reference for collectors deciding what to add to their miniature Halloween village
- ◆Short runtime makes it a quick but focused product preview
Who this is for
Halloween décor collectors and Lemax enthusiasts looking to preview the 2018 Michaels-exclusive Spooky Town lineup before buying.
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