Cheap Easy Halloween Decorations for Outdoor to Make at Home
Boo bottles
Raid your recycling bin to make these glass ghosts in four easy steps: First, remove labels and caps from bottles (we used Perrier). Spray-paint them white, then draw faces on with a black marker. To finish this Halloween decoration, throw in colorful straws for cute centerpieces. After you've upped your decoration game, do the same with your costumes: check out the best Halloween costumes for 2022.
Cobweb coasters
Cups look creepy when sitting on these spindly saucers. To make these DIY Halloween decorations, hook five bobby pins onto a 3/8-inch flat metal washer. Then, wrap twine around and thread through each bobby pin. Spray-paint everything white for that ghoulish look, and scatter small toy spiders around the table. Is it difficult for you to handle the fright factor when it comes toscary movies? No worries: this DIY is as cute as it is easy.
Creepy candy jars
So much Halloween candy, so little time. That's where this Halloween decoration comes in. Hot glue plastic spiders and ants to the outside of Mason jars for a simple yet scary spin on Halloween candy storage. Bonus: these creepy crawly Mason jars make the perfect dining room table centerpieces! While you're munching on goodies, take a look at these hilarious Halloween memes.
Golden insect taxidermy plates
All that glitters isn't always gold; in this case, it's insects! To start, paint plastic bugs gold using gold liquid leaf and a paintbrush and spray paint wooden plaques black.
Decoupage witch hat decor
(Witches) hats off to this fun Halloween decoration. This example uses Mod Podge and black and white napkins to decoupage the papier-mache witches hat. Once dried, add feathers, plastic spiders, glitter, or anything else your heart desires to decorate the witch hat centerpiece. Don't forget to plan some funHalloween party games, while you're at it.
Vampire napkin rings
Serious chompers make your table settings look so cute it's scary. Splash white cloth napkins with red Kool-Aid, thread a white twist tie through a set of plastic vampire teeth, and finally secure a twist tie around the center of your napkin. Discover the origins of Vampires and other spookyHalloween monsters.
Cotton ball ghost
What's spooky, fluffy, and puffy all over? Why, a cotton ball ghost, of course! For this simple yet oh-so-cute Halloween decoration, glue cotton balls to pieces of cardstock cut out in the shape of a ghost. Ever wondered where a ghost goes on vacation? Check out thesecorny Halloween jokesto find out.
Toilet paper roll bats
Who knew an upcycled toilet paper roll could turn into a cute Halloween decoration? Wrap an old roll in black construction paper to form the body of the bat. From there, it's all about the details: add googly eyes and construction paper bat wings to finish it off. This is the perfectHalloween craft to make with your kid. Score!
Embroidery pumpkins
Embroider a jack-o-lantern grin on an orange embroidery hoop to create a picture-perfect pumpkin. Decoration bonus: add a festive ribbon to the top of the hoop in order to hang from the door or wall. Would you rather go the classic route when it comes to jack-o-lanterns? Use these pumpkin carving stencils to get started.
Spider Mason jar
After painting an upcycled Mason jar black, attach multiple googly eyes and eight black pipe cleaners (four on each side) to form the spider's legs. From a napkin holder to a candy jar, this multi-purpose Halloween decoration is sure to be a fan favorite. Once your house is decorated, it's time to turn your attention to your family: check out these frightfully fantastic family Halloween costumes.
Moving eyes mummy craft
What's spookier than a mummy? A mummy that moves, naturally. This dynamic Halloween decoration starts with a paper plate and is easy to DIY.
Spooky entryway
When it comes to Halloween decorations, we say the more, the merrier. Create an entire spooky entryway set-up by using toilet paper roll bats, a witches broom, and a witches hat easily made out of paper plates painted black. Just remember to warn guests to enter if they dare.
Glitter ghosts
It's time to add some glitz and glam to this Halloween season with these adorable glittery ghosts. For this update on the classic tissue ghost decoration, you'll need a bead, glittery white burlap, and a pipe cleaner. Wrap the burlap around the bead to form the head of the ghost and secure by wrapping a pipe cleaner around the neck to complete the shape.
Tissue paper pumpkins
If you prefer the cute to the creepy when it comes to Halloween decorations, this is the DIY for you. To make this oh-so-adorable tissue paper pumpkin, wrap orange tissue paper around a foam ball. Twist at the top and add green yarn to form the stem. From there, glue on some paper details to make even the most hard-hearted person go "aww!"
Spooky wreaths
Wreaths are for any season, so long as you're creative enough. Attach orange and black streamers to a foam donut form. From there, it's time to decorate: this cute example uses an orange and green-detailed owl and mushroom decals.
Devil plate
It's time to move over, Hot Stuff—there's a new devil in town this Halloween season. For this super simple yet super cute holiday decoration, paint a paper plate red and decorate from there.
Tic-tac-boo
This fun and interactive Halloween decoration transforms items found in nature (namely sticks and rocks) into festive game pieces. Use acrylic paint to paint ghost and pumpkin details on stones found in your backyard. Collect sticks to form the game board and get ready to tic-tac-boo!
Halloween paper lanterns
These paper lanterns are perfect for spooky season. After drawing a jack-o-lantern face on a piece of orange cardstock, fold in half horizontally and cut strips. Unfold the cardstock, shape into a cylinder, and staple on both ends to finish.
Halloween candy wreaths
This craft is perfect for all of that leftover Halloween candy. Wrap orange ribbon around a foam wreath to form the base. Then attach candies using a hot glue gun.
Batty centerpiece
No need to go batty—this Halloween decoration is doable even for the most beginner of crafters.
Halloween tablecloth
For this tablecloth with a twist, you'll need netting and spider rings, both of which can be found at your local craft or dollar store. Push the spider rings into the netting so they hold as though they're caught in their own web.
Front door spider web
For a truly tricked-out Halloween extravaganza, your outdoor space should be just as decorated as your indoor. And what better way to do so than by forming a larger-than-life spider web across your front door?
Chocolate truffle party garland
Chocolate doesn't just taste good, but it looks good too, especially when used to create the perfect chocolate truffle party garland.
Skull centerpiece
Sometimes decoration doesn't just refer to one piece, but more so creating an overall spooktastic ambiance which is exactly what you'll get with this skull and candelabra centerpiece set-up.
Creepy crawly spider pumpkin
Jack-o-lanterns aren't the only thing that pumpkins are good for. Update your pumpkin decorating arsenal this holiday by making a creepy crawly spider pumpkin. Hot glue plastic spiders all around the pumpkin to create the hair-raising effect.
Upcycled Halloween witch
Turn your empty laundry pods container into a bonafide Halloween decoration success. You'll need paint, glue, a witch hat, and a few other odds and ends.
Ghost garland
This boo-tiful Halloween decoration is sure to produce some ghoulish shrieks of joy.
Pumpkin Die-O-Rama
It's time to let your inner creativity shine with this fresh and fun craft. The creepier, the better!
Skull candle holder
There are no bones about it: this simple yet sophisticated decoration won't make any corpse roll over in its grave. Hot glue three plastic skulls (which can be found at your local craft or dollar store) together and book-end with terra cotta saucers. Spray paint black and you're done!
Flying witches
It's a bird! It's a plane! No…it's a flying witch! Glue strips of orange construction paper to a green paper cup and draw a face on to form the witch's head. Add a black cloak and pointy hat fashioned out of black construction paper. Use brown paper to form the witch's broom and watch as she flies into the night.
Ghost candles
Boo! Did it scare you how simple these ghost candles are to make? Just use a black permanent marker to draw ghost faces on white candles. This easy Halloween decoration idea is sure to elevate any holiday set-up by a landslide. Just don't be afraid if these little ghosties try to float away!
Witches broom
Everybody knows a witch is only as powerful as her trusty broom. Create your own this spooky season using a branch, twigs, and a rubber band, and twine. Wrap a thick rubber band about five inches above the end of your branch and stick thin twigs under it. Once you feel your broom is full enough, wrap twine to secure.
Halloween gingerbread house
This delicious DIY Halloween decoration is as tasty as it is spooky. All you'll need is some frosting, candy corn, and creativity to get started on this craft.
Shadowbox pumpkins
Take pumpkin carving to a whole new level with these creative shadow box beauties. All you'll need for this DIY Halloween decoration are some scissors and some creativity.
Bread tag monsters
This DIY Halloween decoration is a two in one win: Not only will you get an adorably spooky craft out of those little plastic clips used to keep bread fresh, but you'll be giving a renewed purpose to old bread tags. Paint the clips with acrylic paint and add designs to create your newest favorite little monsters.
Halloween countdown calendar
Can't wait until Halloween? With this Halloween DIY decoration, you'll be able to literally count down the days. All you'll need is a bulletin board, some card stock, and push pins to create the Halloween countdown calendar of your dreams (or better yet, nightmares). Are you brave enough to handle the most terrifyinghaunted housesin America?
Pumpkin witch
Are you squeamish about pumpkin guts but still love their festive look? Well, thisno-carving-necessaryHalloween DIY decoration is perfect for you. With the use of some colorful duct tape, you can create the witch-o-lantern of your dreams sans mess.
Halloween jars
Even your jars can get festive this holiday season with this super simple (yet super spooky!) Halloween DIY craft. With the help of some Mod Podge, paint pens, and LED tea lights, you'll be able to turn your old glass jars from trash to flash.
Bat paper puppet
Thanks to the printable paper template, making your very own boo-tiful bat paper puppet is as easy as 1, 2, 3. You'll be able to awe your kids (and fellow parents alike) with this particular Halloween DIY decoration by making the bat's wings move up and down.
Spider web earrings
These adorably spooktastic spider web earrings are sure to catch someone's eye. They're almost as realistic as some of the most intricatespider websfound in nature; just make sure you avoid getting caught in its web!
Ghostly globes
Made mainly from cheesecloth (along with a few other materials), these ghosts are sure to make for a ghoul-tastic holiday.
Sugar skull mason jar
All you'll need to create a craft sugar skull forDay of the Deadis a mason jar, white spray paint, acrylic paint, and a whole bunch of creativity. Nothing quite gets us in a nostalgic mood like the holidays; check out thesevintage Halloween costumesfor inspo.
Spider web cookie jar
To keep your homemade cookies fresh in the most spooktackular way, store them in this DIY Halloween decoration.
Wood slice pumpkins
This wood slice pumpkin craft is perfect for anyone wanting to add a sophisticated yet rustic twist to their Halloween decorating style. Feel free to freehand your designs, or use a template to make sure your pumpkin is picture-perfect.
Pumpkin spice slime
This Halloween season, celebrate slime with this recipe perfectly suited for the spooky October holiday. What's so great about this particular Halloween craft is that you'll already have most of the materials at home, and playing with it will keep your kids occupied for hours. Win-win!
Frankenstein tin cans
Recycling and crafting? Sign us up! These adorably terrifying Frankenstein tin cans will be the perfect silly addition to your Halloween decorations. Make as many as you want to create your very own little army of tin can monsters.
Haunted welcome mat
Enter…if you dare, with this haunting welcome mat. One thing you don't have to be spooked about is how to make this craft: All you need is some spray paint and DIY stencils.
Coffin table planter
Mix your green thumb with some spookiness this holiday season with a creepy coffin planter. Just plant as you normally would, but stick some skeleton bones in there to create the perfect Halloween ambiance. Looking for real holiday greenery? These are thebest pumpkin patchesin every state.
Fairy graveyard centerpiece
Looking to spook up your dining room table for the season? This fairy graveyard centerpiece is sure to get heads rolling. Although this craft is one of the more involved ones on the list, you're sure to be impressed with the turnout.
Fabric pumpkins
What requires no sewing, takes under an hour to make, and is sure to add to your Halloween decor? This incredible fabric pumpkin DIY, of course! All you'll need is some fabric and beans to give the pumpkin its perfect shape.
Ghost balloons
Boo! This craft is so simple yet so spooky, we're surprised more people haven't thought of it. Turn white balloons into ghostly masterpieces by drawing on a face with black Sharpie and adding some crepe ribbons to the bottom.
Spooky silhouette window decorations
Do you love all things vintage? If so, this is the Halloween DIY decoration for you. These embroidery hoops with silhouettes of witches, goblins, and ghouls will definitely provide some spook factor for your house.
Spooky terrarium
The cute woodland world gets a spooky twist with this DIY craft. After you search the backyard for twigs, moss, and rocks, scour the house for small Halloween-themed decorations like skulls and scary birds for these cheap Halloween decorations. Then, build your scene on an upside-down lid of a Mason jar.
Creepy wall hangings
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Ghostly lanterns
A gallon of milk doesn't just make for strong bones, but also a canvas for DIY Halloween decorations. Draw spooky faces on empty, clean gallon milk jugs, then fill with white holiday lights to decorate your porch or walkway with a ghostly Halloween glow.
Wicked witch leg candy bucket
This creative take on a candy bucket for Halloween will have you cackling, "I'll get you my pretty…and your little dog, too." Although things may not end so well for the Wicked Witch of the West, this candy bucket will have your local trick-or-treaters oohing and ahhing.
Village graveyard
Create your very own fun take on a Halloween graveyard with this easy Halloween DIY decoration.
Forever pumpkins
These Halloween decorations look like jack-o-lanterns—and even better—will last for Halloweens for years to come!
Crafty spider sacks
Create chic yarn spider webs to decorate light fixtures, drape over curtains, or hang from a railing. A tiny plastic spider attached to each sack creates the web.
Bloody table runner
Halloween is that much more festive with this so-simple-it's-insane DIY Halloween decor. Your materials: Posterboard, red acrylic paint, and a paintbrush. Don't forget to create some blood-splattered placemats, as well.
Lace pumpkin
To give the classic lantern a new look, spray your pumpkins with white paint before wrapping them in strips of lace. No lace fabric handy? Try using a thick lace headband, or cut a strip of lace stocking and fit around the widest part of the pumpkin for a cute twist on the classic jack-o-lantern.
Spider garland
We screamed when we saw this creepy, crawly banner. Glue black yarn "legs" onto a pom-pom and add a small dot of glue upon which to sprinkle orange sparkles.
Candy Corn Garland
What is one to do with all of their leftover candy corn from the ghosts of Halloweens past? Create a candy corn garland, is what!
Witchy wreath
Who says wreaths are only for Christmas time? Spruce up your front door with this witch-tastic wreath. Complete with boots and a hat, this wreath will help bring the holiday spirit directly to your front doorstep.
Candy corn vases
Candy corn vases will make any table, windowsill, or mantel look more frightfully festive. For these DIY Halloween decorations, simply spray clean, empty bottles with orange, yellow, and white paint.
Front door mummy
Make a ghoulish first impression with this five-minute DIY Halloween decor.
Halloween ornaments
Traditional Christmas ornament balls make festive Halloween decorations for your house or yard. Cover ornaments in papier mache, then paint with Halloween designs like striped witch's stockings, pumpkins, or ghosts.
Mummy seating cards
Decorate inside and out for Halloween with these ingenious DIY Halloween decorations. Set them out as place cards for a Halloween party, drop a few into the candy bucket for trick-or-treaters, or send to school with the kids to give out to classmates.
Can boo!
To make these boo-tiful cans, you'll need to first spray paint your can black. Then, after making dots in the outline of the letters B, O, O use a drill or hammer to cut the dots. Stick in a battery-operated votive and voila! Now that you've mastered this craft, it's time to tackle these easyHalloween makeup looks.
Creepy cottage
Create your dream creepy cottage by spray-painting a ceramic house and the inside of a pumpkin before placing the house inside the pumpkin to make the perfect Halloween scene.
Yarn pumpkins
You'll have the best pumpkins on the block with this DIY Halloween decoration that starts with blown-up balloons.
Monster rocks
Creating Halloween monster rocks is the perfect DIY Halloween decoration if you have young kids because all you need is paint, googly eyes, and rocks.
Pool noodle witch legs
The witch legs are back, albeit in a different way. Repurpose an old pool noodle to be the centerpiece of your Halloween haunts this holiday season.
Floating cheesecloth ghost
Make your house spookier than ever with these cloth ghosts that you can hang practically anywhere. With their sophisticated style, everyone will think you bought these at the store rather than easily making them yourself!
Floating witch hat luminaries
Trick-or-treaters only stop by houses that are lit up. But if you want to do more than just turn your front porch light on, try making these light-up witch hats. All you'll need are some witch hats, LED lights, a fishing line, and a long needle to make your trick-or-treating spot the most unique stop on the block. Can't get enough of witches? Thesewitchy moviesare sure to put a spell on you.
Halloween candy door hanger
If you're not going to be home on Halloween night because you're taking your kids trick-or-treating but you still want to hand out candy, here is your solution. This is one of the Halloween decorations on this list that involves a tool that might not be the most kid-friendly, but that doesn't mean they can't help write the message on the chalkboard!
Sugar skull wreath
Bring together the U.S. Halloween holiday with the traditional Mexican Day of the Dead holiday to create one of the easiest DIY Halloween decorations ever. All of the materials you need can easily be found in your local craft store.
Ghost piñatas
Put a spooky twist on a typical birthday party favor making it the perfect Halloween party decoration. These ghosts are so friendly they're just waiting for all the trick-or-treaters to open them up and get some tasty candy.
Halloween spider web placemats
Here's one of the DIY Halloween decorations that might excite adults more than kids. This DIY spider web placemat instantly amps up your Halloween party and table setting.
Googly eye vase
Only during Halloween can an ordinary vase become a holiday decorating hit. Paint a dollar store vase black and affix googly eyes once the paint has dried. Place autumn-inspired flowers into the vase to create a spooky yet refined centerpiece for your Halloween party.
Originally Published: September 02, 2021
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