Now that I have Halloween treats out of the way, it’s on to the crafts. While you find plenty of Halloween decorations at any store near you, many tend to make their own. After all, decorating one’s house for Halloween is part of the fun. There are plenty of ways to make a home like a haunted house. On many lawns, you’re bound to see lots of skeletons, ghouls, and ghosts. Many of these are quite amusing like you see above. Some of them quite cute which are geared to children. Some of them can be quite horrifying to some trick or treaters. Then again, Halloween is one of the few times a year you can gross and scare onlookers. Well, unless you have children since some of these decorations don’t carry a PG rating. This especially goes for décor catered to horror movie fans. Nevertheless, for your reading pleasure, I give you another treasure trove of scary Halloween craft projects.
- Rest your head on this fuzzy spider pillow.
Unless you’re arachnaphobic. Still, this is quite cute for a spider.
2. Candy corn bottles make an ideal Halloween display.
Though this seems more like minimalistic decor at best. Still, you can use different shapes and sizes.
3. Dried flowers look splendid in a hanging witch hat on your door.
Yet, these seem to consist of flowers that don’t look appealing. But if you’re a witchy woman, they’ll be fine.
4. A white grapevine wreath makes the perfect spider web.
I’m sure the spider in the middle will freak out trick or treaters. Or their parents.
5. Packing tape and plastic bags are perfect for ghostly figures.
You wouldn’t want to run into this woman in white. But she certainly has a ghostly presence.
6. No slayer should go without this Jason wreath this Halloween.
Actually this would’ve been much more appropriate last week. But slasher horror fans will love it just the same.
7. Nothing scares trick or treaters like a clown wreath threatening to kidnap them.
And it’s perfect for this Halloween thanks to It and Donald Trump. Creepy and dangerous clowns are in.
8. You wouldn’t want to know what’s in this jack-in-a-box.
Yes, it’s another creepy clown that will give you nightmares. Will definitely freak out onlookers.
9. Looks like someone’s had a very bad lawn accident.
Don’t worry, nobody actually got run over by their lawn mower. But yes, it’s a very gruesome sight.
10. While on the front lawn, stay away from the plants.
This goes especially for the giant man eating plant. Stay away or else you might be its lunch.
11. With these jars on display, your home will be a scream.
These bottles have a lot of stuff inside of them. Each item is as cringe worthy as the next.
12. Seems like skeletons do give bones about competitions.
Sure they may be painted in silver. But you can’t help but laugh at some of the distinctive sashes.
13. There’s no bones about these bony candlesticks.
Okay, the bones aren’t real and thank God. But they’re edged with straw while the candles are sprayed silver.
14. These jack-o-lanterns come well-stacked.
Each of them has a rather sinister smile. Though I’m not sure if they light up.
15. Please don’t go near the caged baby.
Yeah, I know creepy kids and dolls have a special place in horror movies. Best to stay away if you value your life.
16. Greet your scary guests with this black bunch of evergreens.
Comes with a flying witch at the center along with baubles and glitter. And it’s all topped with an orange bow.
17. For a festive Halloween, you can’t go wrong with this witch hat wreath.
The hat in this one has purple and black stripes. Also comes with ribbons and berries.
18. Looks like we have a mouse infestation in this pumpkin.
Well, this is an interesting pumpkin design. But yes, mice in pumpkin holes can gross you out.
19. You’ll find something witchy about this clothespin doll.
Well, not all of the stuff I’ll put on this post is scary. Yet, this witch clothespin doll seems to have vintage feel.
20. Never thought you’d find a crocheted spider web.
Well, that’s quite intricate. But on any web you should always include a spider.
21. You probably wouldn’t want to go down this valley of the dolls.
Well, that’s one way to recycle little girls’ dolls when they get older. Prepare to face this creepy doll army.
22. Nobody could ever refuse these clothespin trick or treaters.
Each of these has their own cone hat, mask, and candy. So adorable.
23. Silver spiders infest this ghoulish bouquet.
Will surely look grand at the Addams family’s dining room table. Though Morticia usually cuts off the flowers and leaves in the stems.
24. When a sign says keep out, it’s best you listen.
You really don’t want to know what’s behind there. Those doll parts make add a rather sinister effect.
25. Foam always makes a bubbly witch’s brew.
Even has some creepy crawlies inside. Wanna try? Thought so.
26. Cones can always be covered like candy corn.
Just use some embroidery floss of white, orange, and yellow and wrap it around. Simple as that.
27. Greet trick or treaters with these monster panels.
Consists of a pumpkin, mummy, ghost, and Frankenstein’s monster. And no, they’re not quite scary. So kids will find them delightful.
28. There’s something spooky about this orange tulle wreath.
It’s even decorated with lights. Also, has the word’s spooky and some bats.
29. How about a mouse on top of your witchy bouquet?
Okay, that’s pretty creepy. Otherwise, it’s a rather resplendent fall flower arrangement.
30. Care to put your candy in a mummy bin?
This trick or treat bucket is perfect for Halloween candy. And it’s so cute even mummies would want it.
31. You’ll find a lit jar on this twisted limb.
Well, this might be a good addition to your spooky yard. Though it could use a few branches.
32. This pot vampire wants to suck your blood.
But he’s more to endear kids like the Count on Sesame Street than Dracula. Comes with a cape.
33. A skull can make a rather handy flower vase.
Certainly makes for a creepy flower arrangement doesn’t it? You can also use moss, twigs, and cobwebs for extra effect.
34. This purple witch hat crawls with spiders.
Sure I know some might use these hats for costumes. But they’re quite elaborate that I just had to include a few.
35. Be it ever so humble, there’s no place like a haunted home.
As far as this sampler states. Kind of a homey addition for any haunted house.
36. Wonder what trick or treat is in this potted pumpkin.
It’s probably more like something you put stuff in. But it’s nonetheless adorable.
37. You’d be dead not to have a Halloween display like this.
Yes, it’s kind of a morbid display. But then again, morbid displays are what Halloween is all about.
38. There’s something batty about this bottle light.
Also, includes spiders as well. And it even lights purple.
39. As this witchy wreath describes, enter if you dare.
Yes, that’s bound to freak out kids trick or treating. So you might want to be careful when seeing this.
40. Keep yourself clean with these jack-o-lantern soap dispensers.
Well, at least none of these aren’t scary. But one has a rather silly face.
41. Want to make doilies spider webs? Just add spiders.
These mostly consist of a doily, picture frame, and plastic spider. An easy craft project decoration you can make with little effort for Halloween.
42. Care for an eye pillow?
No, not that eye pillow. These are pillows of eyeballs. Come in 3 different colors. Perfect for a haunted couch.
43. Instead of a wreath, how about a tulle jack-o-lantern at your front door?
Though the hat and legs kind of creep me out. But I hope trick or treaters can overlook that.
44. An orange grapevine wreath should always include a large witch hat.
The hat has polka dots as well as black and orange bows. So pretty it’s scary.
45. Seems like this wreath is a real spider’s nest.
Yes, I know some people might find this terrifying. But spiders have long been a Halloween staple.
46. With blinds, black paper, and orange lights, you can create your own spooky scene at your window.
It’s not quite scary. But it’s pretty creative with a tree and pumpkins galore.
47. You’d have to be striped mad not to avoid this witchy wreath.
This one has stripes all over the wreath that match the witch legs. Includes a purple hat and orange broom.
48. There’s nothing more festive than a decomesh witch’s hat on your door.
Contains legs and decomesh trimmings below it. Not sure why it has to be so colorful.
49. Digging up a few skulls any time soon?
If you have a rusty wheelbarrow, shovel, and lantern, this is the kind of craft project for you. Best you can put the skulls among the fallen autumn leaves.
50. Wonder what this skeleton is cooking outside.
Okay, I don’t want to know. But, man, that’s a really good Halloween display horror movie fans would want.
51. Once in awhile, someone has to be caught up in a spider web.
Yes, it’s bound to freak people out and confirm their worst fears. But you have to admire how creative this is. Yet, stay away from the spiders.
52. Someone must’ve gotten stuck in the chimney.
Odd, considering that Santa goes down chimney’s on Christmas Eve with very little trouble. But this is hilarious.
53. A witch’s boot can make a lovely bouquet vase.
Contains twigs and all kinds of things. Perfect for any witchy lair.
54. Seems like one witch didn’t know what fell on her.
But please don’t take off the ruby slippers. Or else her sister will go epically batshit on you.
55. Turn flower pots upside down and you’ve got a couple of pumpkins in your patch.
These pot pumpkins seem happy. And the best part is, you don’t have to throw them away in November.
56. You’d never guess what she’s cooking in her witch’s brew.
This is another flower pot witch. But she has flowers growing from her cauldron.
57. Reading this sign, you’d wander where something wicked this way comes.
From what I see, I’d rather stay where I am. Also, it’s covered with cobwebs.
58. No spooky Halloween is complete without this a felt wreath like this.
I bet this wreath would more likely be found in an elementary school. Because it seems more cute than scary.
59. A black witch hat should always contain a few feathers.
Has a bright green bow with a couple of skulls. Along with purple pom poms and a spider web.
60. Grace your Halloween coffee table with some black potion bottles.
As you can see, you can make any bottle a potion cask. Be sure to paint them black and keep them together.
61. You can always greet trick or treaters with a skull in your lantern.
Not sure if it lights up. But it’ll certainly scare the kiddies on Halloween night.
62. Better keep away while this witch brews her cauldron.
Don’t worry, she’s a mannequin. So it’s unlikely she’ll kidnap children and eat them.
63. Baubles always make cauldron bubbles.
This one has different colored baubles over a bubbling cauldron. Got to love the word “Spooky” on top.
64. Now your child can play with these ghoulish peg dolls during Halloween night.
Includes a ghost, skeleton, witch, vampire, Frankenstein’s monster, jack-o-lantern, and mummy. Sure they may not freak people out but they’re so adorable it’s scary.
65. Seems like you have a skeleton rising from his grave.
Even has the ground light up beneath. But the light up eyes can be truly terrifying.
66. You wouldn’t want to run into this scarecrow jack-o-lantern.
Has a jack-o-lantern head and carries pumpkins. Great for getting kids off your lawn.
67. From top to bottom, these jack-o-lanterns are all stacked in black and white.
And yes, all these light up at night. Similar to the previous stacked pumpkins. But these are incredibly eerie.
68. This ghoul always keeps to himself on the stool.
But you might not want to look into the face. But it’s a truly terrifying sight at this angle.
69. Your little witch can always cuddle with these trick or treaters.
One of these is an amigurumi witch. The other is dressed as a pumpkin. Bot hare adorable it’s eerie.
70. On Halloween you can’t resist these eerie flower pot figures.
Includes a vampire, witch, mummy, and werewolf. But they’re guaranteed to scare no one. Save the neighbors during a home decorating contest.
71. You’d always want to curl up with these amigurumi cats.
One of these is a black witch cat. The other is a scarecrow. Both are cute for any Halloween couch.
72. Horror movie fans will simply adore this Chucky amigurumi.
Sure he may be a serial killing doll. But he just looks too cute to die for as a crocheted plushie.
73. These Halloween amigurumi comprise of a real monster mash.
Includes a pink haired witch, vampire, Frankenstein’s monster, black cat, and ghost. Still, you can’t resist these monstrous plushies.
74. Greet ghoulish guests with this feathery festive Halloween wreath.
The feathers are mostly black. And it’s touched with a bow and some candy corn on branches.
75. You wouldn’t believe to see a crow on a ledge at home.
And I call it a crow because ravens are bigger. But ravens are still crows, technically.
76. Roses and skeletons always look resplendent on a tulle wreath.
It’s black with purple strips on them. Still, the flowers are incredibly lovely.
77. A mad scientist can never do without their own apothecary set.
Of course, this might take a long time to pull off. The piece is painted black with all kinds of bottles and other accessories.
78. For a creepy chateau, welcome your guests with this black tulle wreath.
Includes a crow in the center along with purple flowers. And yes, it’s quite pretty.
79. Silver always goes well on a witch’s hat.
Has black feathers with silver leaves, flowers, and twigs. Fitting for any witch who wants to look good at a Halloween party.
80. Nothing makes your Halloween complete like a set of spooky nesting dolls.
Includes a ghost, Frankenstein’s monster, jack-o-lantern, black cat, and night I think. But they’re quite eerily designed.
81. Got old lightbulbs? Make potion bottles out of them.
Though it’s a certain kind of light bulb. Because a regular one has a round bottom. And an energy saving one is a coil.
82. You’d think this woman had just lost her head.
This a screen with a woman taking her own head off. Creepy but great for any Halloween home.
83. A black tulle wreath is magnificent with shiny flowers.
Well, it has orange and purple flowers. But it’s a wonderful wreath to have at your haunted home.
84. This Halloween wreath is all eyes.
Well, it’s full of eyeballs with eyes you’d find at a craft store. Yes, it’s incredibly creepy.
85. Crocheted ghost place mats are the height of horror hospitality.
You can use as a cozy on almost anything. Though it makes a rather eerie place setting.
86. Seems like we found a sick horror show in somebody’s basement.
Yes, some Halloween decorations are incredibly disturbing. The severed head and arm give me the creeps.
87. You’d think someone got murdered by looking at this towel.
This bloody towel is rather easy to do. But I’m sure that’s red dye, not blood.
88. You’d be wise to watch out for these big eyed monster.
The wreath is covered with feathers and large googly eyes. More cute than creepy.
89. You wouldn’t want to run into this fiend in the front lawn.
Guess this one was horror movie inspired. Creepy as hell. Guaranteed to give you nightmares.
90. This grapevine wreath is a perfect crow’s nest.
This one is an oval wreath with a crow in the center. A modest decoration that’s great for any haunted home.
91. Curl up on your couch with this eerie Halloween quilt.
This is a rather haunted scene. And it mostly consists of orange, black, and yellow.
92. On this deco mesh wreath you find a spider web.
It’s mostly black and purple with a web and spiders all around. A haunted door must have for Halloween.
93. You can hang these ghosts on any arch way.
These mostly consist of masks and deco mesh cloth. Very scary but cool.
94. You’re bound to find a spider infestation on this door way.
I’m sure this would make an arachnaphobe go nuts. But it’s bound to do well in any Halloween decorating contest.
95. A hefty trash bag and duct tape makes a great body bag.
I know it’s kind of creepy. But it’s perfect for a crime scene themed Halloween home.
96. A crow wreath always stands out if you add a chain.
Yes, this is a wreath with chains. And yes, it’s good for any nightmare den on Halloween.
97. There’s something rather batty about this chandelier.
It has a lot of bats on the lampshades. This would be a scream at a Halloween party.
98. An orange wreath with black lace should always go over an old window.
Includes a couple of crows. Yet, it’s bound to make a home even more haunted.
99. Grace your front door with a wreath of flowers and cobwebs.
Has cobwebs on one side and black flowers on the other. Skull is near the bottom.
100. This raven can always match this black tulle wreath with flowers.
Has black and purple flowers with a crow on the top. So lovely for a haunted home for Halloween.
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