I love to decorate for Halloween, especially when it’s super cheap to do so! I know that I’m not the only mother and wife out there who loves to save money when I can. This year, I plan on completely remodeling my home for Halloween, and I certainly need to save money where I can! It’s a good thing that these DIY Halloween projects are from the dollar store!
Practice your coloring skills with this DIY vase from Craft Shack Chronicles. She used a sharpie, and it was surprisingly easy, to color the glass jar black. I’d love this on my table around Halloween!
You’ll need 10 skulls, purchased in the toy section of the dollar store to make this scary skeleton wreath. While you are at the store buying your skulls, make sure that you grab a roll of funky ribbon to hang your wreath with. Tried and True Blog has more!
Spook your guests with a totally scary centerpiece from Sew Woodsy. You’ll only need a few sets of skeleton garland, and a hot glue gun to make this funky Halloween vase!
You couldn’t pay me enough money to touch a pumpkin that looks like this! Decorate a home grown (or store bought) pumpkin with a large spiderweb and an even bigger spider. From Please Notepaper.
Head on over to the Dollar Store and pick out a skeleton that you can take apart at the joints. Use a silver candle holder at your base, and use hot glue to create a ghoulish vase! Idea from Four Front Doors.
Trap your guests in your web with this tutorial from Fast Forward Fun. You’ll need a box of black trash bags to fashion these spiderwebs! What a “captivating” DIY project!
Skull vases are incredibly easy to create, and I seriously need some in my life this Halloween! Use this tutorial from DIY Candy, and a few dollar store skeletons (of course!) to fashion these funky Halloween vases. I can’t get enough!
This owl definitely did not look this chic when it came out of the Dollar Store in a grocery bag! In fact, it looked farm from it. Making Lemonade has a great tutorial that shows you how to spray paint a sculpture from the Dollar Store. You WILL need red paint!
Alright, so this DIY project didn’t come DIRECTLY from the Dollar Store, but it’s fabulous nevertheless. Use old coat hangers, or gauge wire to bend something into a shape that completely suits you. In this case, it’s a “boo” sign from Cupcakes and Cutlery.
You can paint a real pumpkin to look like this, or you can use plastic pumpkins from the Dollar Store to create a Halloween decor staple for years to come! You’ll need chalk paint, gold spray paint, and this tutorial from The Happier Homemaker to add these into your home decor!
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