Kids dressed in their Halloween best are in for a bright blue treat at one Pennsylvania home thanks to this impressive topiary trick that resembles a beloved "Sesame Street" character.
Lisa Boll transformed her front entry using vines, Styrofoam and blue spray paint to create a larger-than-life Cookie Monster display, according to ABC News Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, affiliate WHTM.
The powder blue-colored foilage fully encompassed part of the flower boxes and reached all around the door frame and up to the roof.
(MORE: 'Sesame Street' debuts special collaborations with mom-led businesses)The York Township homeowner used large circles of Styrofoam for the googly-eyes and the cookie sitting inside the blue puppet's mouth.
Boll said drivers have pulled over with their kids to take pictures of her oversized open-mouthed character.
(MORE: 'Pumpkin House' decorated with 3K jack-o'-lanterns stays lit 24/7 during festival)"It was surprising how many people get a big kick out of it," Boll told WHTM. "It's fun for Halloween and it's not a horror thing, so it appeals to kids under the age of 3. It’s not scary."
Boll chose to craft her version of Cookie Monster because she’s a big "Sesame Street" fan and wanted to celebrate the show's 50th anniversary this year.