Halloweenies 2025

It's one of my favorite October traditions. 

No, I'm not talking about the barn party! 

Today is all about Franceyn Dare's annual Halloweenies sale.

First up is this super shiny mini Alborozo in deep purples with smokey ghosts. Lovely!

Collectors of a certain age will love this one. Inspired by the OG Atari game, this little gal has 3D PacMan with ghosts and cherries straight from 1980!! 

The blue accents and the tan coloured eyes and hooves are an ode to the fake woodgrain on the original Atari console.

Next up is a little blue girl with secrets. 

The 3D insets through her torso have a glow in the dark background. She also has some little 3D shapes that only show up under UV light.

These two little blue and white color shift ponies are each other's yin and yang! Both feature glittery owl silhouettes in opposite colors. 

Hard to see in this photo, but little mini Croi here is colorshift blues to purples. This is more subtle on her pale areas, but still there. She features holo glittery owl silhouettes and has a new tail.

Little Mirado is painted to a gorgeous shaded color shifting blues to purples. He has button eyes and a stitched mouth that color coordinate with his iridescent glittery owl silhouettes. He also has a fun new tail!

Now, on to the meat of the sale: the three named horses. First up is Lillyana. She is a delightful water dwelling mare, with a long draping swamp grass mane and tail and a little patch of water lillies. 

She was created from the Stablemate Adiah mold.

This is "Papa Legba", Franceyn's representation of the Voodoo keeper of the spirit world by the same name. 

He features waxy dreadlocks with gold beads, an old battered top hat and skull makeup in his face. He also has a little spider friend hitching a ride!

Finally, there's Audrey. Inspired by the fun carnivorous plant from the 1986 movie The Little Shop of Horrors, Audrey is a very bitey pink orchid style pony plant.

Franceyn writes, I know she is pretty out there, and I hope you love her for it!

That is exactly why we love her, Franceyn, and why we love you, too. Please keep being out there for many, many Octobers to come!