Shop Small for Día de los muertos

by | Oct 14, 2019 | Día de los muertos, Gift Guides, Lifestyle

Día de los muertos – a holiday celebrated in México, Central America & South America – is just around the corner. Over the years, this holiday has gained more and more popularity in the United States as well, thanks to the amazing Latinx population here.

Today I’m celebrating the holiday with a group of my favorite bloggers in a Día de los muertos blog hop! Make sure you check their posts below for some Spanish learning, book suggestions, activity ideas and more!

I thought a fun way to honor the holiday of Día de los muertos this year would be to highlight some shops on Etsy that sell beautiful & fun Día de los muertos products. Of course you can find decorations and other Día de los muertos items at Target, Michaels, etc. but it’s so much fun to support small businesses – amiright?!

Whether you’re setting up an ofrenda or altar, wanting to add some Día de los muertos flare to your wardrobe, or looking for ways to share the holiday with your kids or classroom–I’ve got you covered. Check out all the neat stuff below!

If you know of any great shops on Etsy that sell things relating to Día de los muertos or anything Latinx, will you let me know? I’d love to share about them here!

Backdrops for a Fiesta

Día de los muertos fringe backdrop from SoireeLove

Día de los muertos Backdrop from AlbaBackgrounds

Decorating with Papel Picado

Five 12ft long papel picado banners from MexFabricSupplies

Papel picado banner from MesaChic

Día de los muertos banner from VintageBabyDoll

Papel picado garland from AyMujer

Elements of an Altar or Ofrenda – Cempasuchil & Flowers

1 Dozen paper marigolds

Paper flowers from TennesseCreations

Crepe paper cempasuchil from SnootyBlooms

Sugar Skulls & Calaveras

Set of 4 Calaveras from AmorcitoGifts

Día de los muertos decorated flower pots from LolaTilitchesShop

Sugar skulls from JsCraftsDallas

Sugar Skull Cookies from DaintyCakesByAndrea

Sugar Skull Plant Holders from FunUsualSuspects

Velas y Cuadros

Día de los muertos Wooden Cuadro from RedRoosters

Cempasuchil Candle from vivalapress

Día de los muertos Wedding Candles from CyDshop

Lotería Candles from CyDshop

Clothing & Jewelry

Sugar Skull Womens T-shirt from AlvordApparel

USE CODE: dayofthedead for 30% off (AlvordApparel)

Floral Skull T-shirt from WillowandWrenDesign

Sugar Skull Earrings from BelloTesoroJewelry

Colorful Sugar Skull Earrings from SuncatchersEtc

Sugar Skull Pin from CannedKitty

For the Kids

Sugar Skull Crayons (Set of 25) from ScarletChickadee

Day of the Dead Clip Art from tereveladesign

Sugar Skull Coloring Clip Art from tereveladesign

Día de los muertos Maracas from GlitterSmooch

Day of the Dead series | Multicultural Kid Blogs
Multicultural Kid Blogs is proud to be hosting another blog hop for Day of the Dead! (Don’t miss our series from last year, 2017, 2016, and 2015!) Be sure to visit all the posts below for great ideas on sharing Day of the Dead with kids:
Kali Carollo

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