Are you thinking about your decorations for Halloween? I know that you need ideas for easy Halloween decorations. Either decorations that you can buy, or “easy DIY” that you can create at home, right?
I’ll bet you’ve been all over Pinterest looking for ideas. But, if you’re like me, you don’t want to set yourself up for another Pinterest fail or unfinished project!
There are a lot of adorable, ready-made decorations for Halloween available online and in stores. But, there’s nothing like a handcrafted item to decorate your home, or give as a gift.
However, those of us short on patience need quick, easy projects for cute decorations that we can actually complete!
The following ideas are some of the best projects I’ve seen for DIY Halloween decorations. So, I have pinned these projects for myself, and I’ll share them with you today. These decorations are unique and adorable, and the projects are very simple!
Glamorous Pumpkin Decorations for Halloween
Transform a Dollar Store Pumpkin with Spray Paint
Ahhh, spray paint! Even DIY-challenged types can manage a spray paint makeover!
This is simple project. But, it creates such a huge transformation!
Grab a can of spray paint and let’s makeover some dollar store items for a cute yet frugal Fall centerpiece! read more at hip2save.com
Original content from www.hip2save.com.
Sequin Polka Dot Pumpkin
These embellished pumpkins are so unique and glamorous. And, best of all, this is super-simple DIY, so let’s get busy!
Decorate different sizes of these fancy pumpkins:
- Create a gorgeous centerpiece on your dining table or sideboard with a variety of sizes.
- Larger ones can be used on your porch, or placed on the floor in your foyer.
- A collection of smaller embellished pumpkins would be perfect on a bathroom counter.
No one says your Halloween pumpkin carving ideas can’t be glamorous too, and this DIY sequin polka dot pumpkin will do just the trick! read more at sugarandcloth.com
No one says your Halloween pumpkin carving ideas can’t be glamorous too, and this DIY sequin polka dot pumpkin will do just the trick!
Adorable & Easy Halloween Decorations
Gorgeous Ivory Pumpkin Decor-Monogram Pumpkin Tutorial
Isn’t this an awesome idea for either a real or faux pumpkin? I love it so much, I had to try it myself!
The only thing I changed from the original tutorial was that I decorated an artificial pumpkin. The reason is, it just makes sense to be able to save it for next year, rather than having to throw it out. I bought my faux pumpkin from Michael’s.
This is definitely a great project for the “DIY challenged”!
Now, you know I don’t have much patience. Furthermore, my hand is not very steady.
But, I’m pleased with how this turned out!
This pretty monogram pumpkin can be used indoors, or in a covered outdoor area.
Materials Needed: Pumpkin Cream/Ivory Spray Paint (Flat or Satin) Masking or Painters Tape Transfer/Graphite Paper Acrylic Paint Paintbrus… read more at radiobutlers.blogspot.com
FLOATING WITCH HAT LUMINARIES
These are the cutest…and they will add light to your porch! These witch hat luminaries are just perfect to welcome your Halloween party guests and trick-or-treaters!
Looking for a slightly spooking Halloween Front Porch decoration this year? DIY some Floating Wicked Witch Hat luminaries! They light up! read more at polkadotchair.com
Revolting & Realistic Decorations for Halloween
Tutorial: Severed Head in a Jar
Your Halloween decorations would not be complete without something totally gross and scary! You have to see this!
Don’t you think this realistic head-in-a-jar would be cool for a Halloween party prop? You could even make a collection of them, one for each member of your family!
According to the original blog post, when the image is inserted into the jar, the curve of the jar along with the water will distort the image giving it the illusion of a severed head. read more at diyfunideas.com
Get Crafty with these Easy Halloween Decorations
Halloween Double Duty
One of my favorite things to do when selecting decorations for Halloween is to incorporate items that can work for both Halloween and Thanksgiving. So, once Halloween is over, I simply remove all the witches, ghosts, and anything else strictly “Halloween”.
Then, the remaining decorations stay in place for the month of November. As a result, decorating for Thanksgiving is super easy.
The first three projects in this post could easily be used to decorate for both Halloween and Thanksgiving.
Let’s Get to Decorating!
I hope these easy Halloween decorations projects have inspired you to get creative! However, you may still want to buy a few things. So, I will add a few of my absolute faves after this post.
But, I’ll bet the decorations for Halloween that you create yourself will be your favorites!
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