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This chandelier will definitely be a nice piece of decoration that will tie the room together nicely, especially if you go with the minimalist, goth aesthetic that this item brings to the table. As you can see, in our example the pumpkins were cleverly turned into place cards by simply using small pieces of cardstock and toothpicks, but the way you’re gonna include them in your decor is entirely up to you. Oh, and don’t forget that the pumpkins in our examples are actual mini pumpkins, as they’re easier to handle, look extremely cute, and don’t take as much paint to be covered. Plus, the paint dries quickly on smaller surfaces, so that’s also a perk, as you’ll have to coat them in several layers. First of all, you’ll need to score a pumpkin (color doesn’t matter). Once you get that, you’ll also need a can of white spray paint, a brush, and some black acrylic paint.
Well, maybe that’s not the most compelling reason why you’d want a candy holder in your house, but it’s one of the best ones we could find. Besides, these Halloween-themed candy holders look so nice, you’ll definitely want to keep them at hand for the next year’s Halloween party. Garden gnomes make an easy group costume—the more, the merrier! DIY or buy a tall felt hat and pair with a plaid shirt or simple dress, and get ready to take lots of photos.
Splatter Pumpkin Decor – Indoor Halloween Decorations
Kurt was known for his striped shirts ($40, L.L. Bean) and distressed jeans ($40, Old Navy). When you and your significant other go together like peanut butter and jelly, it only makes sense to turn the metaphor into a costume. Luckily, it's extremely easy to make with a few supplies and a little elbow grease. A cozy pepper costume ($49.99, Halloween Costumes) paired with a scarf ($19.90, Uniqlo) makes you a chilly pepper.
Princess Leia requires a white bell-sleeved top ($19, Shein) and a long white maxi skirt ($19, Maykool). If you can't find both pieces, a white bell-sleeved maxi dress works well. Complete the look with a thick leather belt ($12, Roswe) and Princess Leia's iconic double-bun hairdo. Proclaim your love for Disney and tacos with a brilliant "Taco Belle" costume.
Jack-o-Lantern Plate Homemade Halloween Decorations
Cats have been a symbol of Halloween for a long time ago, and pumpkins don’t even need an introduction, so pairing them up for a little spooky boost this year seems like a logical choice, right? Well, right, if you’re gonna turn the cat into some sort of werewolf and pick a scary design for your carved pumpkin then you’re gonna have a scary combo, but this one’s not exactly scary as it is goofy or cute. So it goes without saying that if you’re a hardcore fan of scary stuff for Halloween, you may want to skip ahead.
After getting everything on the list of the required items, place the pumpkin on a work surface , and coat it with the white spray paint. You’ll have to apply two or three layers and make sure to let each layer dry before you apply the next one. All you need for this project is a piece of scrap wood , some golden liquid leaf, a paintbrush, a bunch of mercury tealights, some oak leaves, a handful of assorted artificial floral accent stems, as well as 3 or 4 small pumpkins. Once you have sourced all the materials, make sure to check out the tutorial we’ve attached above to see how you can craft this awesome, classy centerpiece quickly and without significant effort.
Simple Mini Pumpkin Decoration – DIY Halloween Decorations
As we’ve already mentioned, some people prefer to craft their own Halloween decorations, and that’s definitely a thing we can all get behind. Homemade decorations, although not as “perfect” as the ones you can buy from your local stores, can light up a house in ways you can’t possibly imagine. For starters, you get an awesome sense of accomplishment that you’ve managed to create nifty decorations from things you just found around in your house. It’s already October, so we’re sharing Halloween costumes you may actually want to try.
In fact, there are several ways you could decorate your house for this occasion without being tacky about it. Take this centerpiece for example; it’s cozy, if not downright classy. These lollipop spiders aren’t exactly lollipops, so you won’t be able to eat them once you’re done . And no, the lollipop stick won’t cut it, you’ll need the whole thing.
Cute Witch Halloween House Decoration
While it's fun to dress up in the formal wizarding robes of Hogwarts, there is an easier way to be a wizard, and all it requires is some makeup, some muggle clothes, and one magical prop. Feeling naughty this Halloween, but don't want to wear anything too revealing? Great your guests with this super easy and festive black, Halloween wreath. Decorate your porch with some of these simple hanging ghosts fromSimply Designing.
Instead, this piece would fit much better at a classy Halloween party, especially if you choose to pair it with some other classy decorations on our list, such as the pumpkin place cards or the glamorous beaded pumpkin. As always, if you’re having a hard time crafting this piece of decoration, check out our tutorial above. Once you sourced all the required materials, we suggest you gather them all around you, place the wooden frame in front of you, and treat it as if it were a canvas. Alternatively, you could try to create our design, but we believe you’ll have more fun experimenting and creating your own decor. However, it’s worth mentioning that, as opposed to some other projects we’ve included and described in our guide, you won’t be able to make this one out of things that are simply laying around in your house. Not unless you just happen to have a jack-o-lantern mold and some plaster at your disposal, that is.
These besties have been around for so long that people of all ages will recognize the outfits. This costume needs a floral '90s-inspired dress ($20, Charlotte Russe), choker ($3, Romwe), and combat boots ($22, Charlotte Russe). It goes without saying that Pokemon made the ultimate comeback this past year. It also gives the perfect reason for a Pokemon-obsessed couple to dress up as Ash and Misty this Halloween.
To pull this off, wear a billowing light yellow maxi dress ($20, BooHoo) and carry around a Taco Bell box or two. Take it up a notch and use that box as your trick-or-treat bag. Another box-based costume that requires little else, this Minecraft Creeper outfit is too easy. Good Housekeeping gives us some extra inspiration with this easy idea. Fill up your fireplace with pumpkins for an extra pop of Halloween inside the house.
What, you can’t think of a lantern that everybody uses during this time of year? Well, what about Jack-O-Lanterns, which are commonly known as carved pumpkins? This simple paper lantern that we’ve included in our guide doesn’t require pumpkins or other hard-shell fruits you’ll need to carve but is based entirely on paper, making it easy to craft, and highly effective. Alright, we’ll give you that, Minnie Mouse is not something you’d find in a horror movie, which kinda makes it unfit to be in a guide for Halloween DIY crafts, right?
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