One of the greatest joys of Halloween decorations is the ability to use your creativity and decorate the outside of your home. Whether you like to create a festive, fall atmosphere or a spooky graveyard, outdoor decorating is a blast. However, just as Halloween costumes and candy get expensive, decorations can get expensive as well. The following are the cheap ideas you can use to decorate your home for Halloween decorations.
Whether you go trick-or-treating, tell campfire ghost stories, or have backyard parties, Halloween decorations offers fun fall events for everyone. With these inexpensive Halloween decorations, you can add some simple touches to your front porch for the kids, or turn your entire yard into a spooky display.
Haunted Trees
Make your yard come alive with this spooky craft. If you have trees in your yard, you can use oven-baked clay to give the trees spooky faces. Simply create a pair of eyes, a nose, and a mouth for each tree, and attach them to the trunks.Place a portable radio or speakers near the tree and play your favorite eerie soundtrack to draw even more attention to your haunted trees.
Forever Pumpkins
For cheap jack-o-lantern decorations that will last past Halloween decorations, cover clean, empty jars with orange construction paper or tissue paper. Add features with black construction paper, then pop in a tea candle with flames, or battery-operated and watch your "pumpkin" glow.
Ghostly Walkways
Start saving your one-gallon jugs in the weeks leading up to Halloween decorations. With a black Sharpie and some candles, you can use these white jugs to create a ghostly walkway from the street to your door. Draw designs on each carton, cut out a whole in the bottom to insert candles, and line them along your sidewalk to create a spooky path to the door.
Backyard Cemetery
This classic Halloween decoration idea turns your yard into a creepy cemetery. Use reclaimed materials to create a free graveyard. To create your haunted cemetery, cut different decorations shapes out of cardboard and paint them to look like aging tombstones. Once they dry, you can arrange them on the lawn to look like a miniature graveyard
Whether you go trick-or-treating, tell campfire ghost stories, or have backyard parties, Halloween decorations offers fun fall events for everyone. With these inexpensive Halloween decorations, you can add some simple touches to your front porch for the kids, or turn your entire yard into a spooky display.
Haunted Trees
Make your yard come alive with this spooky craft. If you have trees in your yard, you can use oven-baked clay to give the trees spooky faces. Simply create a pair of eyes, a nose, and a mouth for each tree, and attach them to the trunks.Place a portable radio or speakers near the tree and play your favorite eerie soundtrack to draw even more attention to your haunted trees.
Forever Pumpkins
For cheap jack-o-lantern decorations that will last past Halloween decorations, cover clean, empty jars with orange construction paper or tissue paper. Add features with black construction paper, then pop in a tea candle with flames, or battery-operated and watch your "pumpkin" glow.
Ghostly Walkways
Start saving your one-gallon jugs in the weeks leading up to Halloween decorations. With a black Sharpie and some candles, you can use these white jugs to create a ghostly walkway from the street to your door. Draw designs on each carton, cut out a whole in the bottom to insert candles, and line them along your sidewalk to create a spooky path to the door.
Backyard Cemetery
This classic Halloween decoration idea turns your yard into a creepy cemetery. Use reclaimed materials to create a free graveyard. To create your haunted cemetery, cut different decorations shapes out of cardboard and paint them to look like aging tombstones. Once they dry, you can arrange them on the lawn to look like a miniature graveyard
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