How to Make a Menorah Out of Birch Logs

Celebrate the Festival of Lights with eye-catching decorations that illuminate and deck out your outdoors in classic blue and white.

Embroidery thread in shades of blue adds a personalized touch to a linen bag ready for gifting.

Learn how to inexpensively make a haunted-house-worthy spooky candelabra using pool noodles, battery operated candles and a few basic craft supplies.

The secret to great-looking Halloween spiderweb decorations? Beef netting — the kind butchers use to wrap meats. It easily stretches to cover any surface, and it's durable so you can use it year after year. Just don’t forget the giant spiders.

Take your gift over the top this year by adding a handmade gift tag that can even double as an additional present. Personalize stamped clay gift tags and add essential oils to bring in the scents of the season.

Give Dad a break this year with a DIY scratch-off lotto-style card with prizes like breakfast in bed, a free pass from mowing the lawn and a car wash.

The only thing better than crafting a gingerbread house with your kids is building a gingerbread house for your kids.

Brighten your Halloween decorations with these neon-green, glowing jars that look like they came straight out of a mad scientist's laboratory.

Light up your exterior entryway with these fun and festive oversized ornaments.

Give your couch a creepy touch this Halloween with one-of-a-kind throw pillows created from materials borrowed from your bathroom cabinets.