DIY Halloween Decorations: 50+ Easy Projects!

Learn how to make these unique Halloween ornaments out of old Christmas ornaments! This paper mache project is perfect to put in a bowl or as vase filler for your Halloween decorating.

These spooky Halloween candle holders made with vintage photos and Mod Podge are fun holiday decor - and you can make them in minutes!

If you love the vintage look, try adding these Halloween blocks to your decor. They are very easy and can be used to display candles.

You can make these EASY and fun Halloween luminaries on a budget, in three steps! Both kids and adults will love these mummy mason jars.

Making a ghost out of cheesecloth is really easy with fabric stiffener! Learn how to do it in any size you like.

I love unique Halloween wall decorations, especially when they involve glitter. I created this Halloween plaque with several items from my stash!

Make EASY Halloween wall art using buttons! This canvas art project is so easy, even a kid could make it. Perfect Halloween decor!

Learn how to make a broom parking sign for Halloween with Mod Podge! Free printable included.

Learn how to make a cute Halloween wreath using cupcake liners! This project is easy and inexpensive, and makes great door decor.

I've seen those old Christmas candles at the thrift store, have you? These old candles were altered to make them Halloween ready. So cool and perfect for Halloween parties.

I absolutely love this unique Halloween decor made with dollar store and discount supplies! You'll use Mod Podge to apply cheesecloth for a more authentic mummy look.

Learn how to make Halloween candle holders using Mod Podge! This is easy and great for making at the last minute.

Make these Halloween cross stitch canvases in just a few simple steps! If you can hold a needle, you can do this project.

Make this jack o’ lantern pumpkin pillow cover in just a few minutes! Easy and completely no sew. Free template for jack o’ lantern face included.

This is hilarious! It's so easy to put together this skeleton in candy corn display, and people will smile every time they see it.

Learn how to make this Halloween window decor with a variety of supplies and Mod Podge. This art would look great displayed on a holiday mantel.

Add a bit of whimsy to your Halloween porch decor this year with these floating witch hat luminaries! They even light up, making them a fun and only slightly eerie Halloween decorating idea.  

This wood Halloween decor comes together in a short amount of time! These BOO letters are easy and great for a mantel or table display.

Make a Halloween ornament wreath using supplies from Dollar Tree! This is an easy idea, and perfect for holiday decorating on a budget.

Susan saw some boneyard ceramic hurricanes at Pottery Barn and knew that she had to try to replicate them! I love that she did it with a bag of mini plastic skulls on the cheap, and it looks just as good!

Use leftover scrap wood to make these fun Halloween blocks that look like potion bottles! You'll use paper and Mod Podge to decorate.

Welcome mats are so fun for the holidays! Make a simple and fun DIY Halloween doormat for your home with spray paint. Templates provided.

Make Halloween mason jar lanterns that look like Dracula, a ghost, and a jack o' lantern! These are the perfect holiday decor craft for both kids and adults.

Learn how to make DIY spooky pumpkins using Dollar Tree supplies! These are easy and perfect for creepy and vintage Halloween decorating.

No need for your Halloween decorations to be scary when you could make these easy DIY spooky ghost etched votives! Glass etching is way easier than you think, and this is the perfect project to try it.

Learn how to decorate a Dollar Tree wooden ghost using Mod Podge, paint, and napkins! This is an easy, budget friendly craft.

Learn how to make the cutest Halloween fairy garden with terra cotta pots and acrylic paint! Add ghosts, pumpkins, skulls, grave markers, and other decorations of your choice.

Use wood circles, foam cones, and paint to make the cutest little Halloween garland ever! It's made of little witch hats. Fun for kids too.

This globe-shaped incubator is teeming with eight-legged babies! Make several sacs and suspend them at various heights.

To make each egg sac, wrap a foam egg in white batting. Pull a white stocking over the ball. Position smaller plastic spiders inside, between batting and stocking; hot-glue larger ones on the outside. Add a glow stick inside or shine a blacklight on it. Hang!

Learn how to decorate Halloween wood cutouts using paint, Mod Podge, napkins, and other embellishments. Great to make for DIY holiday decor!

Grab some faux pumpkins from the craft store and create this unique Halloween pumpkin topiary! It will look perfect on your front porch and the trick or treaters will love them. So festive!

Speaking of the front porch, I've got a "batty" Halloween front door idea for you! The trick or treats will love this simple decor.

Make these mini Halloween projects using a $1 plaque and $1 birdhouses from the craft store. Very easy, colorful, and fun!

Halloween is lurking around the corner like a stray black cat. Luckily I found the perfect project for Halloween decorating that will use up some of your scrap wood pieces. Learn to make a DIY spider stool!

Spice up your Halloween table with a confetti coffin tray! It makes perfect decor for your next holiday soirée. Who doesn't love confetti?!

Make cute and spooky candy jars by recycling old candlesticks and mason jars! Head to the Goodwill or Dollar Tree to get your bases and make this Halloween decor project on a budget.

This fun DIY skeleton wreath can be put together with a handful of dollar store Halloween finds.

These Halloween cones are so simple that even a kid can make them. Perfect for a spooky mantel!

This unique skeleton is made using different sized dowel rods - AND it glows!

You can use plain candlesticks and wood letters to make holiday decorations that are perfect for a mantel! I love that you can spell out any spooky holiday phrase with this tutorial.

Learn how to make a wire metal spider web the easy way! Michelle will also teach you how to create a spider to hang from the spooky web.

Plant lovers, beware! This carnivorous craft is a fun way to add a little unexpected spookiness to a humble houseplant this Halloween. Free free to add googly eyes if you're feeling fun.

This Halloween skull display takes only a few minutes to put together – it’s the perfect last-minute holiday decor idea!

This candle craft can be made with any fun Halloween fabric or lace and is easy to remove once the holiday has passed. All you need is something sheer and printed and you are ready to roll! These are perfect for party decor.

There are so many things you can do with Dollar Tree skulls! This post shows you three EASY options to revamp them.

Mirrors are a great way to fill up space in a haunted house and create a spooky ambiance. You can creep up any mirror for Halloween, old or new, and of any size to fit your space. The best part is that they’re cheap and easy to find at garage sales and thrift stores!

You don't need a sewing machine to make this sweet mummy pillow! You can make this Halloween decoration with a white pillow insert, cheesecloth, and a glue gun.

Use simple supplies to make a spooky pumpkin terrarium – love this pumpkin from Michaels. . . the front is already cut out! If you like simple Halloween decor, you'll enjoy this project.

Add some glam with these funky Halloween witch hat topiaries! I love this modern spin on DIY Halloween decor. Try this fun witch hat craft for your holiday display. 

RapidSet cement was used to make the coolest candle holders ever! You'll find out the simple way to make this homemade decor, and they'll be done in a few hours.

Learn how to make unique Halloween apothecary jars in three simple steps! These use plastic animals and paint. SO easy and perfect for holiday decor.

These skull vases are another Halloween craft you can complete in 15 minutes or less (not including dry time). They use thrift store finds so the project is really budget-friendly and turns out so cute!

What do I love about tassels? You can hang them around your entire home, off of door knobs, plants, or whatever you like. These vintage Halloween tassels are a perfect compliment to your holiday decorating.

Here is a super simple, inexpensive way to make decorative cages for Halloween. Each black painted cage costs less than $4 to make if you already have some basic supplies, like spray paint.