Halloween Wall Art: 25+ Festive Craft Ideas

I love unique Halloween wall art, especially when it involves glitter. I decorated this wood 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!

OKUse an old window to create fun and spooky DIY Halloween window art - perfect for a vintage or rustic themed holiday.

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

This unique skeleton decor is made using different sized dowel rods - AND it glows! So spooky and fun to make for Halloween.

I love this Halloween wall art made with Mod Podge photo transfer medium! They are just the right amount of spooky and simple. Here’s how you make this fun and easy specimen art.

Learn to make this cute “Home Sweet (Haunted) Home” Halloween embroidery wall hanging – and use up your fabric scraps. Get a free pattern too!

If you haven't tried a Cricut foil transfer, you're missing out! Yes, you need a Cricut machine, but the results are worth it. I love Halloween wall decor with a metallic sheen . . . so pretty!

If you like a more simple and modern Halloween look, you're going to love this black and white gallery wall! Rebecca combined pumpkin halves with some very simple printables to make this display.

I LOVE that this wall decor was created using a piece of foam! That makes this Halloween wall art very lightweight and easy to hang - plus I love the gothic feel.

This free paper bat template is a perfectly spooky Halloween decorating project that is perfect for parties or everyday Halloween fun. I love the idea of these bats on an entryway wall.

Put your favorite Halloween towns and streets on this cute and festive sign! You don't need anything fancy to make this subway art, just a little bit of Mod Podge.

Countdown to Halloween in style! You can use this sign for Halloween, but it's also great for any other holiday or event thanks to the chalkboard.

Who doesn't like black and white stripes with orange pumpkins? When it comes to Halloween wall art, I think it's almost a necessity. Either buy half pumpkins or cut a faux pumpkin in half to complete your look.

I've made string art before, but never on this grand of a scale! I love skulls, so I think this skeleton string art is perfect for Halloween.

This Halloween spooky spiderweb hoop art is made up with two cute hoops – one a web and one the spider who spun it! They are easy to stitch up and the hoops are connected with a bit of web.

If you’re looking for a fun and spooky DIY Halloween decoration, then this zombie head tutorial is for you! You're going to use a foam head - very easy to work with.

This DIY trick or treat canvas Halloween banner is so easy to make, you don’t even need a sewing machine! This is a great way to add a fun touch to your holiday wall art in just a few simple steps.

If you fancy modern and simple, you'll love these cute (and free!) printables from the girls at Eighteen25. Use these Halloween prints for your mantel, a table, or of course your wall.

This Halloween wall art couldn't be any easier! Grab a frame, paper, and a dollar store crow. Throw them all together, and you have instant decor.

Use a vinyl stencil to paint a Halloween quote on a rustic painted board! I love how well this works with vintage or farmhouse style. What quote will you use?

I like wall art that just uses a frame and not a canvas! The only other thing you need is a staple gun and yarn to complete your spider web.

I'm going to be honest, I love a little metallic vinyl! This is such cute Halloween wall art, and you can adapt the same idea to put on a board or canvas. Come and sit a spell!

Learn how to make a large scale Halloween wall display using a paper napkin folding technique! Kara added honeycomb balls and some bats for interest. This is perfect for wall decor for the holiday, especially if you're going to have a party.

There's nothing more simple than printing out Halloween art and popping it into a frame! I love these very non-scary options from Carmia; get them free on her site.