Etsy Artist Has to Take Break to Catch Up on ‘Halloween’ Happy Meal Orders

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Written by Timothy Rawles

August 7, 2024

“I need a few days to catch up on orders! thanks!”

That’s Etsy shop owner, John (7SVN7), who recently posted that they need to take a few days off and pause orders of their hugely popular Halloween Happy Meal collectibles because of demand. 

It appears that orders for this item have been through the roof. John has made several Happy Meal horror collectibles in the past garnering stellar reviews. 

Etsy: 7SVN7

The Halloween version went on sale on August 4 and already orders are too much to fill promptly. 

You may have seen this item floating around in your social media scroll, but beware, scammers love to trick you and you might not get the item and never see your hard-earned money again. 

But based on the amount of five-star reviews, John is the real deal. His customized Happy Meal is made from cardstock, wood, and acrylic paint and sells for $30.

Etsy: 7SVN7

It includes:

“McDonald’s Halloween/Michael Myers Happy Meal Horror Collectors Box with Miniature Season of the Witch television.”

“This Halloween/Michael Myers Happy (Dead) Meal box stands around 7” tall.” John says in the description. “I designed this for horror lovers and collectors just like myself! 
This is intended to be displayed on a shelf/nightstand/in a cabinet/anywhere you desire that is not near water.
” He emphasizes that this is a paper product. “It is made out of 80lb cardstock. Clean with care!”

How does he make it?

“It is made out of 80lb cardstock. Clean with care! I cut the television, inspired by Halloween III: Season of the Witch, out of poplar wood on my scroll saw, hand paint it black, and glue the image on the front. The TV is around 3.5” tall. IT IS NOT A TOY. KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN!! This also comes with a mini french fry container to house the TV! I super glue the Happy (Dead) Meal box shut for aesthetic purposes. It will not open!”

Although John is on a temporary break you can ask Etsy to send you email reminders informing you when he is back online.

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Timothy Rawles has been a horror fan ever since his dad bought a used hearse and drove the family to the old Orange County, California, drive-in on weekends. For more than 30 years, he has fueled that passion through horror magazines, novels, and dark rides. A journalist for over 25 years, Timothy has covered a wide range of social issues, but horror has always remained his true passion. Through iHorror, he now shares that love of the genre with fans around the world.

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