Halloween is in two days and if you’re planning to walk around the neighborhood with your kids, family or friends, check out the first-ever West Philly Fright Registry created by a West Philly resident, Dyresha Harris. Dozens of West Philly residents and some organizations have registered their address for various spooky season happenings or activities […]| West Philly Local
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) -- Halloween season is here, and News 8 wants to see your costumes and decorations! We may feature them in the photo gallery below and during a newscast.| WTNH.com
Ready for Halloween? If not, here are some spook-tacular, not-so-gruesome Halloween ideas for spooky outdoor decorations and scary good treats you can make!| LIFE, CREATIVELY ORGANIZED
Using a bit of scrap cardboard and acrylic paint you can make a creepy Halloween door warning all who approach to keep out! Why We Love This Project I’ve seen a lot of fun decorated doors for Halloween. I almost decorated my garage door to look like a sharp-toothed monster last year! The best part... Go To project The post Halloween Door – Keep Out appeared first on Crafts by Amanda.| Crafts by Amanda
Got an old crate lying around? Perfect. Because today, we're turning forgotten packing wood into a ghoulish Halloween yard prop that looks like it clawed its way out of a horror flick. This DIY Halloween crate is crawling with skeletal hands, chained shut like it's hiding something unholy… and it’s ridiculously easy (and budget-friendly) to make. I put this together with a few dollar-store skeleton bits, some garden netting, and whatever scrap wood I had in the shed. Add a splash of eerie...| CraftBits.com
Halloween doesn’t have to mean plastic store-bought decorations that look like they’ve been mass-produced a million times over. This oversized pumpkin brings that cosy-yet-creepy farmhouse feel — rich burnt orange, aged black accents, and a cheeky crow perched on top. Made from two plastic punch bowls, this project is perfect for porch displays, mantle décor, or as a centrepiece for your Halloween party. The distressed paint technique and bold bow give it a handcrafted charm that feels...| CraftBits.com
Every witch (or mum handing out chocolate on the porch!) needs a little cauldron to keep the treats safe. This fun Halloween knitting pattern creates a sturdy cauldron you can use as a candy holder or decoration. It’s a great stash-buster, too, and works up quickly with worsted weight yarn.| CraftBits.com
There’s something magical about a painted Halloween scene — especially when it’s not just flat paint on canvas but has real texture you can run your fingers over. This project blends painting, plaster work, and a little cheeky creep factor. Imagine a fiery October sunset behind a gnarled old tree, and just as you admire its silhouette… you notice two glowing yellow eyes staring back at you. It’s part art piece, part conversation starter, and it’s so satisfying to make.| CraftBits.com
I have covered extensively in these humble pages the plight of Halloween and autumnal pumpkins left out to rot in Brooklyn. On October 3, 2025, I wrote about a Christmas countdown clock seen in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, in late September. What if we combined my past-their-peak rotting pumpkin series with the very early countdown clock? If you know where this is going and do not want to see it, you are out of luck. I present for your viewing horror three liquefying carved pumpkins seen on a s...| The New Leaf Journal
Fairy houses are the kind of craft that make you feel like a kid again — all tiny doors, glowing windows, and magical little details. The twist here? We’re using a plastic craft pumpkin instead of a fresh one. That means no rot, no mess, and you can bring it out every autumn without starting from scratch. This is the perfect project for a cosy afternoon, whether you’re making it as a solo creative escape or as a family craft with the kids| CraftBits.com
Handmade decorations are what really bring the cozy spirit of Halloween alive. Instead of buying more plastic décor, why not whip up a bowl full of crocheted candies? These little sweets are fast, …| CraftBits.com
Looking for a Halloween twist that’s both spooky and charming? These pink vintage-inspired Halloween ornaments are the perfect blend of eerie nostalgia and playful color. Pink is trending for Halloween décor this year, and these handmade upcycled mint tin ornaments bring that sweet, unexpected pop of glam to your spooky setup. Each ornament features vintage […]| BluKatDesign Handmade Artisan, Upcycled Jewelry, Ornaments
Celebrate Halloween with a quick and easy crochet cat witch gnome. Just follow the free and easy crochet pattern.| Winding Road Crochet
Celebrate Halloween with a quick and easy crochet cat witch gnome. Just follow the free and easy crochet pattern.| Winding Road Crochet
Are you searching for fun ideas to decorate your front yard for the spooky season? If so, you'll love these outdoor Halloween decorations.| Basic Home DIY
Are you hosting a spooky season celebration and searching for great ideas and event supplies? If so, you'll love this Halloween party decor.| Basic Home DIY
