Every year around September 1st, people start getting in the mood for Halloween. In fact, some of us are in that mood all year long! Picking a costume is always a daunting task, there are so many to choose from....but decorating your surroundings can be even harder!
You can go all out decorating your home, car, office space, dorm room, just about anywhere that you spend any amount of time. You can find Halloween themed wall clocks, door knockers, door bells, candle holders, table displays. The list is endless!
So, here you'll find a few ideas to help get you started on decorating for Halloween. Some things here are store bought and some are crafts that you can make at home. Setting the mood for Halloween has never been so fun!
Halloween Trees
Halloween is full of traditions and having a
Halloween Tree in our home has been one of ours for almost two decades
now. Add one to your home and you'll really impress your guests. Read about our Halloween Tree's below:
Halloween Tree - 2009
Eeeek! This is the scariest Halloween Tree we've ever had!
Halloween Tree - 2008
A Halloween tree that comes pre-lit and ready to use.
Halloween Tree - 2007
An entire Halloween Tree
displayed in our dining room.
Halloween Tree - 2003
How to
turn a white artifical xms trre into a Halloween Tree.
Haunted Halloween Props for 2009
Two large Halloween props that we just had to mention!
Haunted Fireplace
Several ideas to haunt your every day fireplace for Halloween.
Halloween Bats
How to decorate your ceiling or porch by hanging rubber bats.
Halloween With Avon
Did you know that Avon, the company known mostly for it's cosmetics and skin
care carries a bunch of Halloween decorations!
Halloween Scene Setters
Use these great Halloween decorations to transform the walls in your home.
Halloween Wall Facades
How-to instructions for building Scene Setter based wall facades.
Halloween Door Trim & Facades
Transform your front door into extremely spooky portals of doom with these
door frame facades and trim!
Haunted Curtains
A spooky effect for your Halloween haunted house.
Halloween Bathroom Decor
Why not decorate your bathroom for Halloween and give your guests a real
treat.
Bloody Bathroom Massacre
Transform your bathroom into a real blood bath for Halloween.
Halloween Decorative Pedestals
Stands for displaying your Jack O' Lanterns and
Halloween props on.
Creepy Halloween Cloth
Used in commercial haunted attractions for
years, distressed, tattered, torn and shredded looking cloth can make your
home look deserted and dilapidated.
Halloween Scarecrows
Scarecrows have also become a source for
wonderfully scary Halloween decorations - Check out our step-by-step
instructions.
Lighted Pumpkin Walkway
Created
a lighted pumpkin walkway running down our driveway to our front porch.
Weird Window Covers
Creepy window coverings are a popular way to decorate your house as another way to creep-out your Halloween visitors.
Halloween Beacon
Build our easy to make Halloween Beacon that can be seen for hundreds of yards to help attract trick or treaters!
Halloween Clocks
Halloween and Autumn time pieces to add to your home decor year round or just the Halloween season.
Halloween Door Decorations
Set the scene right at your own front door!
Setting A Spooky Halloween Table
Gomez and Morticia would be proud of this spooky table setting we made.
Creepy Candelabras and
Candle Holders
Need to add a little ambience to your haunt? The Spider Web Floor Candelabra is very cool and ultra Goth.
Halloween Flags and Banners
Hanging up a Halloween flag outside your home is a great way for your family to say, "We're in the Halloween spirit!"
More Power, Igor!
Electrical lighting tips for
safely getting the most our of your electric decorations.
Decorating Your Car for Halloween
Tips and ideas to help you convert your car into a Halloween Haunt-mobile.
Halloween Lights Brighten Up The Night
You put them up for Christmas, why not Halloween? Add some Halloween cheer to the outside of your home!
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 PLASTIC CHAIN
While
you can use metal chain as part of a Halloween decoration,
prop or display, it is very expensive,
heavy and difficult to cut.
We use two-inch-link
plastic chain bought
from online retailer
Mr. Chain.
They carry a wide variety of plastic chain in various sizes and colors. Black or silver looks best
for most Halloween related projects, but they also make orange chain. |
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