These Dollar Tree Halloween crafts will help you celebrate the spirit of the holiday! Get tutorials for unique decor and more on a budget. These 50+ ideas are perfect for beginners.
I will absolutely admit that I look forward to Halloween crafts starting on November 1st of the prior year. Yep, the day that Halloween is over . . . I’m already thinking about next year.
What do I love about All Hallows Eve? So many things, including but not limited to black glitter, glow in the dark, candy, ghosts, sparkling lights, and costumes.
It’s such a perfect time to experiment and get creative with colors and surfaces you might not normally use!
Halloween Dollar Store Craft Supplies
I shop at a variety of stores during the holiday season, but one place that I always visit is Dollar Tree. If you haven’t visited during fall and Halloween, you’re missing out.
There is an AMAZING amount of stuff now, perfect for making DIY Dollar Tree Halloween decorations. Here’s a sampling:
There’s only one thing that bothers me about Dollar Tree during the holidays, and that is that the stores sell out of stuff quickly! You’ve got to jump on it.
So if you’re planning on trying some projects this year (or any year), I highly recommend getting there as quickly as possible and getting your surfaces.
Once you do that, you’ll be ready to roll! Check out the 50 project ideas below.
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Easy Halloween Rocks You’ll Have to Paint
This tiny pumpkin rocks are so whimsical and cute! With those pom pom stems, I can hardly resist them. Learn how to make them with dollar store paint.
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.
This tin can pumpkin project is a fun and very easy Halloween craft that uses household items that you probably already have on hand. I absolutely love the pale blue!
Learn how to make a witch hat wreath using Dollar Tree supplies like a wire wreath form, deco mesh, and glitter spiders. This is an easy Halloween craft that is great for beginning crafters.
Make these Halloween cross stitch canvases in just a few simple steps! If you can hold a needle, you can do this project. Easy holiday decor in minutes!
Learn how to make a quick and easy skull candle holder with just a few supplies from the dollar store, including plastic skulls and a terra cotta saucer.
Sometimes people's creativity blows my mind, and this is one of those times! This man eating plant features $1 footballs, fake nails, and other inexpensive embellishments. I would name mine Audrey II.
Make faux chains for Halloween out of pipe insulation or a pool noodle! Use this idea to decorate your mantel, a stairwell, or anywhere else you want a creepy touch.
There are so many things you can do with Dollar Tree skulls! This post shows you three EASY options to revamp them for Halloween decor. They look awesome!
With just a couple of items from the dollar store and some spray paint, you can make modern Halloween decor in whatever color combination you like! These copper skeleton hands would look amazing on your mantle, shelf or tabletop.
Spice up your Halloween table with this confetti coffin tray! It makes the perfect decoration for your next holiday soirée. And who doesn’t love confetti?!
This is a fun DIY because you get to eat whatever is in the cans first, and then you get to craft! I love it when I can raid the recycle bin for projects, and that's exactly what you can do for these tin can lanterns.
If you’re looking for fun and easy Halloween crafts for toddlers, these handprints are perfect! There’s a pumpkin handprint, spider handprint, and ghost footprint too.
My local dollar store has a ton of washi tape and other patterned tapes! I absolutely love the patterns, and this tutorial shows you how to turn them into unique stickers.
The foam pumpkins at Dollar Tree are too cute to pass up! And because of the way the paint is applied, this project is the kind you can't really mess up.
Gnomes are my favorite! And there's nothing more fun that a spooky Halloween gnome. If gnomes can even be spooky. Learn how to make this cute idea the easy way.
I love it when the dollar store releases their ceramic village homes and figurines! They're easy to turn into a spooky village with the help of some spray paint and other accents.
If you can find the orange tea lights, that's great. But if you can't, you can still paint plain ones with orange glitter! Turn on the candle and the flame becomes the glowing pumpkin nose. They are ADORABLE!
These cute sock skeletons were made with white socks! BUT you could grab any color pair (what about black? Or Halloween patterned?) and make dolls of your very own.