I made some simple, fun and inexpensive crafts to decorate for Halloween. I got some of my ideas from Better Homes and Gardens as well as Martha Stewart. I just adjusted their ideas to fit my budget. I hope you enjoy the ideas and are able to use them in your own home.I use this corner to store some of the Halloween candy we have already received. I just need to add ribbon to make it look more festive. I'm sure I will add more candy, too.
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I used a clear glass vase and added Halloween confetti on the outside and some on the inside. A small tea light candle makes it glow nicely in the dark.
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I added lots of cob webs to this chandelier. I even have the burn to show for it. Ouch!
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This is a recycled craft I did without planning ahead. My girls painted the rocks Halloween colors on both sides. A Halloween sticker was added to one side of each rock. I took a red crayon and melted the wax on the white candles to make it look like dripping blood. This looks so cute on our table and we finally lit the candles after having them for 6 years.
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I made these Halloween witch hats a few years ago. I found the craft idea from Haunt Your House for Halloween Decorating Tricks and party Treats by Cindy Fuller. They are soooo simple and you can make a lot!nu=3359)968)+87%29244+968%3B78245ot1lsi.jpeg)
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My Halloween picture tree. I bought this tree last year at Home Goods. I printed and pasted family pictures from past Halloweens onto foam sheets.
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Our family silhouette tree. All I used was black and white cardstock paper and black poster board. I had to add Mickey bats flying around. Thank you to Annie for photo shopping my pictures.
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Inspired by the mouse (Mickey of course) I made these cute silhouettes to go with the family silhouette tree
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This wreath was created using a black wreath on sale at Michael's Crafts. I purchased Halloween bells at Beverly's Crafts. I used left over ribbon purchased from Michael's and glitter spider rings from Party City to finish off the wreath. Of course spider web is stretched around the wreath to give it an eerie yet happy Halloween feel.nu=3359)968)+65%29244+968%3B56245ot1lsi.jpeg)
Halloween treat tree. Everything here was used from outside tree branches, a black vase from the attic and construction paper cones to hold treats. A Halloween sticker was placed on the front of each cone and spider web is stretched from branch to branch.
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Store bought Halloween frames at Target for $5.00 each add a nice Halloween touch to this display. I filled 2 jars with black and silver beaded garland to match the ribbon that decorates the outside of the jars.
This simple pumpkin was made using toilet paper, fabric and a paper bag stem. No gluing involved!
I made this table scape using different sizes of circle shapes made out of construction paper, a cylinder clear glass vase and added Halloween confetti around the vase using removable glue dots, felt spider web place mats at each place setting, plastic spiders and paper confetti using a hole punch and construction paper
Simple place mats can be made using black felt in the shape of a spider web, covered with spider web and a spider in the corner
I added a spider and spider web to make these silhouettes look old and eerie
