Ouija Board Horror Movie Square Linen Pillow Covers No Inserts Included Both Sides Printed Set of 2 Choose Your Size From 16X16 to 26X26

• Package contains 2 Pieces of Pillow Covers, inserts are not included and the pattern double sides
• Advantage: Soft to touch, suited for all seasons use. Bright colors bring freshness and vitality to your home
• Design: The invisible zipper is carefully designed for easy filling. Double sided unique design, the best gift perfectly matches the home decoration
• Various usage: home, bedroom, living room, sofa, family room, play room, study room, yoga, festival, club, pub, party, coffee house, car, travel
• It is also a thoughtful gift for friends and a good choice for families. Different patterns can bring different styles and fashions

Details: Feature of product: Hidden zipper closure, fine lockstitching, soft, comfortable, beautiful, breathable, very durable.

Characteristics: Exquisite design, a pair of beautiful pillowcases, double sided identical pattern, add artistic atmosphere to your life

Washing Tips: Machine wash cold separately, gently cycle only, no bleach, tumble dry low. Do not iron, low temperature if necessary

Package Dimensions: 8.0 x 8.0 x 1.0 inches

A brief History Lesson
The name Ouija comes from a rooming house in Baltimore

But the name was coined by Helen Peters, a medium who was using the board with her brother-in-law Elijah Bond one night 1890 in Baltimore. When she asked what they should call it, the planchette spelled out “Ouija”, which the board told her meant “good luck

Despite their long history as hoax spiritualist devices turned hit toys turned tools of the devil, Ouija boards won’t actually put you in contact with demons or spirits. Any scary firsthand reports you might hear or read of real-life Ouija board horror stories are exaggerations, false claims, or a misunderstanding of how Ouija boards actually work.

That might be disappointing news if you’re hosting a Halloween sleepover, but it might also leave you asking, “How do Ouija boards work?” The answer is surprisingly simple