Do you have a favorite horror t-shirt that is nearing to be too worn-out to wear, or too many cool ones that you barely see them cycle through your wardrobe? How about making them into artwork you can hang on your wall? You should be able to get the supplies at a dollar store (wood-frame canvas[ses], scissors and a stapler, try the hardware section first to see if they have a heavy-duty version).
Full instructions at Instructables: T-shirt Wall Art.
Tons more Halloween recipes are available at Betty Crocker: Halloween Recipes.
The Ghostbusters YouTube channel shared a recipe to make your own slime, and it’s pretty simple! The channel also has episodes of The Real Ghostbusters, which is awesome!
Add a touch of the macabre to your interior with this melting hand wax candle. Make one yourself using a latex glove. Find out how at Instructables: How to Make Hand Candles.
Bloody Candles
For a straightforward, scary piece of Halloween décor, take a red candle and melt it over top of a white one so the red wax runs down like blood.
Cheesecloth Spirits
Glue cheesecloth onto foam mannequin heads (available at wig shops) and hang them from the ceiling. Spook them up with a fan on low speed.
Find many more great Halloween décor ideas at homedit: 20 Super Scary Halloween Decorations.
I love the simplicity of this Halloween craft. All you need are some white paper cups and a black marker, which are easy enough to get at a dollar store. Turn the cups upside down, draw goofy ghost faces and—voilà!
Visit Non-Toy Gifts to learn how to add glowing noses to these spooky cuties.
I particularly love this Halloween décor craft because it is so simple to get the supplies: figurines from the dollar store or thrift store, black spray paint and red acrylic paint. The effect is great! See the step-by-step instructions at Sadie Seasongoods: Halloween Figurines for Scary Halloween Decorations.
What could be a more appropriate character to be this Halloween than a plague doctor? Make your own plague doctor costume while you have the time during the COVID-19 quarantine by following the step-by-step instructions on Instructables: Plague Doctor Costume.
Have some extra time during your COVID-19 quarantine? Here is a very cool craft!
What better time than the weekend before Halloween to decorate your front lawn for trick-or-treaters or to freak out your neighbors? Head over to the Prudent Penny Pincher blog for 50 Cheap and Easy Outdoor Halloween Decor DIY Ideas.
The Devil's Muse 