I always love it when Heidi of My Paper Crane shares her Halloween projects with her readers, and this bat chandelier is one of them. This project requires craft supplies that I’m guessing a lot of us keep on hand, so creating this the moment the Halloween decorating bug bites you is easy.
Halloween will sneak up on us before you know it and those of you with kids need to get on it. Handmade Charlotte posted this adorable Lorax costume on Babble and I know a few small fried who would be into it.
Hands down, Halloween is my favorite holiday, and Instructables user Tatterhood has got me all inspired to get started on my costume with her jaw-dropping Ryuk costume tutorial. (Ryuk is a character in the anime series Death Note.) The mask and feather shoulder pieces are rad, guaranteed to scare the living daylights out of both […]
Save the husks from this weekend’s sweetcorn and make some whimsical corn husk ghosts with this Halloween-inspired tutorial from Pam at Gingerbread Snowflakes!
Give your bottles a spooky look with these free printables from Cathe Holden. You can check out more of her Halloween ideas over at Country Living.
Whether you’re creating a costume for the next convention or gearing up for Halloween a little early, you’ll dig Etsy seller Ivan Owen’s mechanical hand extensions. Covered in fur or left bare, Owen’s prosthesis are suitable for werewolfs to steampunk robots and everything in between.
I like Halloween decorations with a more vintage-y feel, so this Halloween crate tutorial from Heidi at My Paper Crane caught my eye immediately. These cute and spooky crates would be absolutely perfect for keeping candy at the ready for trick-or-treaters!
