Glowing Eyes

All you need is a ping-pong ball, an LED tea light, and your kids' creativity to create these glowing eyes [3] that can be placed around the house.

Concrete Candleholders

How spooky are these concrete candleholders [4]? They're made of concrete and cardboard!

Snake Table Runner

With rubber snakes and bugs, you can make a spooky table runner or placemat [5] for Halloween [6] dinner!

Frankendoor Halloween Decal

It's alive! Not all Halloween [7] decor has to be spooky. Give your tots — and trick-or-treaters — a friendly greeting with this Frankenstein Halloween [8] decal set.

Source: Ten 23 Designs [9]

Boo! DIY Wreath Tutorial

Boo! A holiday wreath lets little trick-or-treaters know that your home is Halloween [10] friendly — and you don't even have to go out and buy one!
Source: Craftaholics Anonymous [11]

Halloween Tree

Fabulous decor for less! You may have seen a similar Halloween [12] tree in stores, and now you can make your very own for a fraction of the cost — and have a fun time with the kiddos while you make it — with this simple craft DIY [13].
Source: Kiki Creates [14]

Halloween Staircase Decor

Eek, mice! The opportunities are endless when it comes to Halloween [15] decor. Turn your ordinary staircase into something fabulous for All Hallows' Eve with minipumpkins, LED votives, and lots of tiny mice!
Source: Thrifty Decor Chick [16]

Trick-or-Treater Greeter

Big-Boned Al [17] is the ultimate trick-or-treater greeter. Kids can wish him a Happy Halloween [18], tug on his strings, and watch him dance around!

Spooky Halloween Terrarium

Kids can put all of their favorite things in this DIY Halloween terrarium [19] that can be as spooky or as sweet as they want it to be!

Halloween Garland

Crafting a garland is easy — grab some pretty party and paper punches, and get to it! Then sew — or tape — the paper shapes to a string, and voilà.

Painted Halloween Doormat

Enter if you dare! Jazz up the entrance to your home this Halloween [20] with a seasonal doormat — and another DIY [21] decor project that your kiddos can participate in.
Source: April's Craft Nest [22]

Trick-or-Treat Bags

Leave the pillow-case and store-bought buckets at home! Go out on the town for candy acquiring with one of these sweet DIY treat bags [23].

Ghost Terrarium

Great for younger kids to DIY [24] on their own, these ghost terrariums [25] are a fun addition to your decor.

Halloween Ghost Jugs

Ghosts! Light up the path leading to the front door or line the front porch with some spooky Halloween [26] ghost jugs. They're really easy to make — and if you really want to get spooky, you can set these up inside and dim the lights.
Source: Eighteen 25 [27]

Pottery Barn-Inspired Luminaries

Easy as one, two, three. Get crafty and create these Pottery Barn "knockoff" luminaries. You've got all the materials at home — and the kiddies can help, too!

Source: Not Just Decorating [28]

Batty Paper Lantern

A batty upgrade! An ordinary paper lantern could possibly be the ultimate Halloween [29] decoration with a little creativity, a little paper, and a little glue. This idea is so simple, it's genius.

Source: Eighteen 25 [30]

Mummy Lights

Mason jars and some gauze (straight out of the first aid kit) make up these mummy lights [31] that are far more of a treat than a trick!

Halloween Ghost Catcher

Keep the ghouls away with this DIY ghost catcher [32], which can then be used as a dream catcher for the rest of the year!

Halloween Candy Topiary

A sweet topiary for Halloween [33]! Put your Halloween candy to good use and decorate your home with these Halloween-candy topiaries. They'll be a colorful — and sweet! — addition to your holiday decor.
Source: Crafty Sisters [34]

Pumpkin Treat Holders

Using easter eggs and crepe paper, create these pumpkin treat and gift holders [35] to give out to trick-or-treaters or as a party favor!

Cookie Cutter and Pumpkin Garlands

Using Halloween [36] cookie cutters, fashion one of these Halloween garlands [37] — your kiddos can help out!

Light-Up Spooky Houses

Talk about a fun project! These spooky houses [38] are made from empty cereal boxes and LED tea lights. Best of all, kids can express their creativity during the decorating!