With just a few supplies and creativity, you can definitely fill your home with some great Halloween fun. Here are some awesome Halloween decoration ideas for your home.

DIY Cardboard Tombstones for Halloween Yard Decoration

Turn your front yard into a spooky cemetery with these DIY cardboard tombstones. Cut out a few pieces of cardboard into tombstones, paint or spray them in grey, and write down an epitaph or spooky message, and stick them to the ground. source

Halloween Yard Decoration

Another front yard idea, dig a hole in your yard big enough to place a lamp. Place a lamp in the hole, a few pieces of wood to cover it up, and place a pair of arms reaching out to mimic a secret dungeon or basement. Your neighbors will surely look twice if someone is indeed trying to get out from the ground. source

DIY Halloween Mason Jar Lantern

Prepare 3 mason jars and decorate them to spell out BOO! Decorate them with anything you want – be it spiders or some simple orange ribbons. Place candles inside, light them up, and place them on your coffee table. source

Upcycled Halloween Village Luminaries

Color your mason jars in purple, glue some Halloween village cutouts, and place a lighted candle inside – perfect for a table centerpiece whether it be your dinner or coffee table. source

Super Easy Halloween Mason Jar Luminaries

Want to make a simple Halloween luminary? Why not decorate your jars with Halloween’s iconic symbols such as the pumpkin and black cat? source

Spooky Eyes Mason Jar Halloween Party Decoration

Eyeballs are always creepy. If you don’t want to paint your mason jars, get some glue and googly eyes and cover everything up for that all-seeing eye. Place it on your coffee table and have some creepy conversations! source

Creepy DIY Dripping Bloody Candles for Halloween Decoration

Get some crayons and one big candle. Get the creep on by melting different dark colors of crayons that drip from the candle. source

Halloween Tin Can Luminaries

If you don’t want to use or buy mason jars, you can make use of a tin can that’s lying around the house for your luminary. Puncture holes into a tin can and make any word or image you want. Place a candle inside and voila!! Your very own tin can luminary. source

DIY Bleeding Halloween Candles

Blood will always bring on the fright. Melt a red candle and create the dripping effect on a white candle for some blood-stained decoration. source

Harry potter Soaring Candles Made From Paper Towel Rolls

This decor is especially great at night. Cut out some paper towel rolls, paint them to mimic a candle, place a candle inside and make sure it won’t fall out, and hang the rolls with nylon from the ceiling. The nylon thread is transparent so your candles will definitely look like they’re floating on air. source

DIY Floating Witch Hat Luminaries

Floating candles? Why not floating witch’s hat, instead? Truly creepy but truly creative, too. source

DIY Masking Tape Hand Prop

Use your very own hands as the mold for this decoration. Cover your hand with masking tape, then cut it out in the middle, cover the cut part with masking tape, and shape properly to mimic a set of hands. Stick them on the ground and make a yard filled with creepy hands trying to make their way out of a grave. source

Halloween Mantle Decoration Mantle

If you’re in a hurry and not much supplies, you can make use of black crepe paper to make a mantle over a fireplace or any place in your home for that matter. source

Spooky Fireplace for Halloween

Your fireplace is the focal point of your living room, so why not turn it into a scary monster? Make a pair of huge eyes, some red light, and make your monster face for a frightful fireplace. source

Super Cool Vampire Doormat for Halloween Day

Welcome your family and guests with this super cute vampire teeth floor mat. You can paint an ordinary floor mat with a set of vampire teeth, or you can cut out some white felt fabric to do the job. Don’t forget to add that touch of blood by painting the tips of the teeth red. source

Easy Boo Sign for Halloween Front Door Decoration

Cut out the words BOO from a piece of cardboard, paint them in the color that you want, hang them, and greet your friends with the famous Halloween greeting. source

DIY Gilded Insect Faux Taxidermy

Dead animals and insects are always creepy. Create your very own taxidermy by buying some animals or insect toys, placing them on mounts, and hanging them on the wall. source

DIY Cardboard Zombie Barricade

Create a barricade on your windows and even staircase with card board cut outs of pieces of wood, and some black arms that creep out of the space between the barricade. source

Eyeball Flowers

Buy some plastic or fabric flowers, paint them black or deep purple, and glue a piece of large eyeball in the middle for some creepy flowers. Don’t forget to place them in pots or jars for an unexpected fright. source

Spooky Floating Cheesecloth Ghost

Ghosts are always fun to decorate your home with. Buy a piece of cheesecloth, drape it over a ball being held by a plastic bottle, spray the cloth with a mixture of white glue and water, and wait to dry. Once the cloth has stiffened, add some eyes and decorate as you please. But always remember where you placed them, as you might even scare yourself when you see it at night. source

Ping Pong Ball Ghost Lights

Using the same technique as the Floating Ghost, cut out some small pieces of cheesecloth, and when stiffened, place them over Christmas lights to create your little army of ghosts. source

DIY Bloody Handprint Window Clings

Bloody handprints are truly awesome when you want to get the freak on. Mix white glue with red poster paint and cover your palm with the mixture. Wait until dry and pull it off to create your bloody handprint. Using the mixture, make some dripping blood, thread them with nylon, and hang them wherever you please. source

Homemade Little Bats for Halloween Wall Decoration

For a simple DIY Halloween decoration with no mess, simply cut out some bats from a piece of black board paper, and stick them to your wall. source

Glowing Eyes

Cut out some eye shapes on paper towel rolls and place glow sticks inside – place them in dark areas of your home, making them perfect for a Halloween party surprise. source

Easy Halloween Garland from Yarn

If you don’t want the creepy decorations, make a simple garland and hang Halloween’s symbols for that cute yet festive decor. source

Super Easy DIY Witches Brooms

Decorate your doorway with a couple of witch’s brooms. You can make your own using a pole of wood and some straw. source

Get Kids To Wash Their Hands The Fun Way with This Cool Halloween Soap Dispenser

Drop some creepy toys inside hand sanitizers and make your kids enjoy cleaning their hands. source

Awesome Balloon Halloween Decoration

If you’re having a party and want some instant Halloween party decor, cut out some black tulle and wrap your balloons with the fabric for an eerie effect. source

DIY Black Cat O’Lanterns

Paint your pumpkins black and turn them into one of Halloween’s most famous symbol – the curse of the black cat. source

Use A Dollar Store Plastic Pumpkin As A Mold For A Concrete Halloween Ornament

Tell your guests that Medusa is creeping around by showing them this concrete pumpkin. Want to make one for yourself? Use a plastic pumpkin as mold, fill it up with concrete, and once it’s dried, cut out the plastic and your concrete pumpkin is ready to get the scare going. source

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