10 Easy Creative Halloween Decorations
“It’s that spooky time of the year!”
Are you planning for a fun Halloween with your loved ones this year? Well, you’re in luck because we’re right on board with you. This will be the first post-pandemic Halloween in a bit for some people, so we understand the need for it to be awesome.
One of the easiest ways to get fun Halloween decorations is to do DIY with your kids. It adds some individual style to your décor and will give them fun crafts to spend time on. It’s a great way to build creativity. So, we have found ten fun Halloween decorations that you can create with your kids.
A Halloween Banner
Making your own Halloween banners need not be difficult. All you’ll need is black paper, a ball of string, scissors and orange paper. Once you have these, think of a spooky phrase that you want to craft.
This should go with the overall theme that you want for your Halloween, if possible. Great inspirations are movies or even books. Then make as many Halloween banners as you need to decorate the rooms of your home.
Here’s a tutorial on how to create a simple Halloween banner
Halloween Hanging Bats
It’s time to bring the lovely Halloween bats into your décor. All you’ll need are scissors, string, and some black paper. You can hang them around the house when done.
Here’s a tutorial on how to create Halloween hanging bats
Bat Mobile
Don’t worry; we’re not suggesting that you get some expensive version of Bruce Wayne’s vehicle. This is Halloween, so we’ll be working with actual bats this time… or rather cutouts of them. Like the ones created above, add some foraged twigs to make them more realistic and spookier.
Here’s a tutorial on how to create a Bat Mobile
Ghost Garlands
Ghost garlands are a simple, fun, and cute DIY décor idea for your Halloween décor. All you’ll need are string, a black pen, scissors, and some white paper. To get your kids involved, let them design their own ghosts and string them up. You can then hang these all around the house for the best effect. It costs next to nothing to create, and the results are the perfect amount of spooky.
Here’s a tutorial on how to create Ghost Garlands
Halloween Milk Bottle Lanterns
Do you remember milk bottle lanterns? This is another Halloween décor your kids will enjoy making. You’ll need to save the milk bottles or jars for this one, so if you haven’t, it’s time to start. You can then line the bottles up to create the ultimate spooky entrance.
Here’s a tutorial on how to create Halloween Milk Bottle Lanterns
Halloween Tea Light Holders
For this Halloween décor, you’ll need empty glass jars and chalk glass paints. They’re perfect for décor because they cast really spooky shadows as light holders. Just try to use non-flame battery tea lights to avoid any fire accidents.
Here’s a tutorial on how to create Halloween Tea Light Holders
Halloween Tree
You can have a Halloween tree just like you have a Christmas tree, and your kids can help you decorate it too. These just have to be smaller and more creative. The branches also have to be bare for maximum effects. You can then decorate these with spooky stain glass. They’ll look really fun and go with the Halloween theme when placed around your home.
Here’s a tutorial on how to create a Halloween Tree
Halloween Words
Depending on your Halloween décor theme, you can make these extra spooky or even shabby chic. A fantastic idea we’ve seen is using the word BOO. If you want to have a bit of an understated Halloween, this might just be the one for you.
Here’s a tutorial on how to create Halloween Words
Huge Spider Sculptures
Itsy Bitsy Spider can feature in your Halloween décor this year, and the results would be beautiful. All you need are thin black pipe cleaners. You’ll also need googly eyes for the best effect. If you have teenagers, they’ll love creating these scary spider sculptures with you. You can then scatter them around the house.
Here’s a tutorial on how to create Huge Spider Sculptures
Painted Ping Pong Eyeballs
Painted Ping Pong eyeballs are easy and fun to create. You just need the ping pong balls and markers. Your kids will love these. You can display them in a glass jar or line them up on your window sills to welcome guests.
Here’s a tutorial on how to create Painted Ping Pong Eyeballs
You can get some entertaining Halloween décor this year and have a great time doing so. It also comes at no cost, and as a plus, you have bonding time with your kids.
Do you know some other incredible Halloween decorations that are easy to create? Let us know, we’d love to hear about them, but till then, see you next week!
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