Marnie Piper sells the most spellbinding “Halloweentown” merch in real life
Although we enjoy watching Disney Channel’s Halloweentown any time of year, come October, our Halloweentown obsession reaches an all-time high. We watch, we quote, and we can now wear Marnie Piper’s Halloweentown merch as we support our favorite teen witch’s artistic endeavors!
Kimberly J. Brown, who played Marnie in Halloweentown, Halloweentown II, and Halloweentown High, started an Etsy page called Craftily Creative, which is where she sells T-shirts and hand-painted canvas signs. Some of her best-selling items display quotes from the hit ’90s DCOM, and fans all over are sporting the witch’s work.
Brown ran into a few such fans rocking her fashion and just had to give them a shoutout on Twitter.
I appreciate fans who come 2meet me wearing shirts frm my Etsy store! Peyton &Natalie are awesome. Myranda u too 🙂https://t.co/lvXM1vJgr4 pic.twitter.com/qavMjXBAH1
— Kimberly J. Brown (@OfficialKJB) October 1, 2017
The first Halloweentown tee that Brown designed is based on one of the film’s most memorable lines, spoken by Debbie Reynolds as Aggie Cromwell.
"I probably get quoted this 'Halloweentown' quote the most of all people's favorite sayings from the movies," Brown wrote on her Etsy page. "I've also been asked before if it's on clothing. I LOVE a good simple tee with a fun saying, so I decided to create this."
You can buy Brown’s “Being Normal Is Vastly Overrated” tee here for $19.99.
Or you can let your spook flag fly by wearing Brown’s “Straight Outta Halloweentown” tee, sold here for $19.99.
Brown also has a myriad of different hand-painted quotation signs, some of which are influenced by the Halloweentown theme, like this creepy red number ($28) —
— and some of them are just relatable AF. Trust us, we do drink coffee for your protection ($28).
Head over to Brown’s Etsy page to see what other crafty things she’s been working on for our enjoyment. We’re now able to own something that Marnie Piper created with her own two hands, and if that’s not magic, we don’t know what is!
