I don't know about you, but my Halloween board on Pinterest is overflowing with ideas. And even though I know there's no way I'll ever have time to get to all of them, I continue to add more projects to my board whenever something catches my eye.
Even if your Halloween DIY board is about to burst at the seams from all of the projects you've pinned over the years, don't let that stop you from enjoying and taking inspiration from the collection of ideas below.
Every Halloween design plan needs at least one wreath thrown into the mix, and I think this spider web creation by Twitchetts is the perfect candidate.
I can definitely see myself giving this DIY a shot. I absolutely love how it looks on this front door.
If you really want to give the kiddos on your street the fright of their life, put one of these terrifying creatures on your front porch!
To be honest, I think it just might be freaky enough to scare even the bravest of adults.
Candy corn may not be the most delicious treat you can hand out on Halloween, but they sure are pretty to look at, which means they're the perfect bit of inspiration for festive crafts.
Don't they look good enough to eat? Let's be real, these candles probably taste better than actual candy corn.
Whether you're a teacher or are planning on hosting some sort of Halloween party, a small gesture, like a treat cup made to look like a mummy, can go a long way.
For a complete list of materials and instructions, head over to Aimee Geroux's blog and check out her tutorial.
Mason jars are a crafting material that can be used in any number of ways, which means if you're a dedicated crafter, you should have at least one case of them on hand at all times.
Plop an LED tealight in there and you have yourself the perfect decorative accent for your Halloween setup.
This chicken wire ghost has always been one of my favorite Halloween ideas, and one of these days, I swear I'm going to give it a try.
Just imagine how amazing one of these would look in your front yard!
You may see a discounted yacht club sign, but Sue, aka The Witch At One And Seventy, saw the perfect opportunity to make an antiqued sign for her Halloween tablescape.
Sue then used Mod Podge to adhere her poster to the yacht club sign before putting it on display.
Instead of using flimsy dollar store bowls to serve up candy to trick-or-treaters this year, use them to make something a bit more sturdy and reliable.
To see it come together from start to finish, head over to Hometalk for the full tutorial.
Is there anything creepier than a cemetery late at night? It doesn't even have to be Halloween for me to be freaked out by them! And that means filling your front yard with a collection of tombstones is a surefire way to terrify everyone on your street.
For all the crafty details, hit up the blog and pin their tutorial for later.
Craft pumpkins are the perfect alternative if you don't want to get your hands covered in seeds and guck while carving. And just like actual pumpkins, they're incredibly versatile.
All they used for this fun project is glow-in-the-dark vinyl and a paring knife.
Fill that sad, empty tree in your front yard with spooktacular glow-in-the-dark ghosts using simple materials like cheesecloth and Mod Podge. Trust me, a few of these guys will amp up your home's spook factor in a snap.
She then soaked pieces of cheesecloth in glow-in-the-dark Mod Podge and draped it over the foam balls, creating a perfect, ghostly shape.
I think we can all agree that the best part about Christmas is putting up and decorating the tree. And since it's such a fun and awesome thing to do, why not branch out and keep that tradition going for other holidays?
To decorate, things like plastic skulls, black mesh, and a chain garland were used to give an ordinary tree an extraordinary makeover.
