Learn how to inexpensively make a haunted-house-worthy spooky candelabra using pool noodles, battery operated candles and a few basic craft supplies.
Looking for unique Halloween front porch decor? See how we turned a summer strawberry flowerpot and pool noodles into a sea monster container garden.
Go big and learn how to craft a giant (5-foot-tall) gravestone for your front yard Halloween decor.
Some purple and black paint mixed with a little glitter give an outdated lemonade stand a makeover just in time for the spooky season. Use this Halloween treat stand as a dessert and drink bar, or as a fun, interactive way to hand out Halloween candy.
Use ectoplasm-green faux fur and basic craft supplies to transform a pop-up sports tent into a monstrous candy station perfect for socially distant trick-or-treating.
Take your Halloween decor to the next level with these easy-to-make apothecary jars made from recycled medicine bottles.
Reuse your summer tomato stands for Halloween decor. It takes less than one hour to make these easy, illuminated ghosts.
Let your imagination take flight (or show your neighbors who they're really dealing with!) by crafting your very own besom, or traditional twig broom. Prop a besom next to your front door or in your foyer, as if you just arrived home from a midnight ride, or craft a pair and use them to spook up your front porch planters.
Make Halloween decor on the cheap using items from the dollar store.
It’s time you planted a whole lot more than mums on your porch this year. Try one of these creative planter ideas instead.
Get more "boo!" for your buck with these inexpensive Halloween wreath projects.
These five easy DIYs will keep the kids from running amok, amok, amok.
Need a quick and easy decorating idea for your Halloween monster mash? Turn a galvanized tub into a friendly mummy, ready to keep ice and cold drinks at the ready.
Create some Halloween curb appeal with a mischevious monster door. Inexpensive card stock, crepe paper and tape are a budget-friendly way to deck out your home before Halloween guests or trick-or-treaters arrive.
Expensive decor is hocus pocus. Check out these budget-friendly DIYs.