And this is a fun and quick idea for any leftover pumpkins you may have lying around!
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I think this posh gent called Charles is rather dashing, and you can find out how to make him here.
I love the fabric of this skirt, plus the funky style and easy peasy tutorial which you can find here.
These brilliant bottled potions could be displayed on a shelf or worn around your neck at Halloween - Click here for the how-to.
Find instructions on how to make your own pretty stitched leaves out of wool felt, which you can then use as pot holders, by clicking here.
These easy-peasy spooky shapes would make full use of the atmospheric Halloween lighting. Find the tutorial here.
This fun foam hand could be personalised and used for gifts, sports games or music concerts, to show you are the number 1 fan! Go here for the tute.
Half ewwwww, half awesome, these shots with Bailey's Irish Cream 'brains' are perfect for Halloween - click here for the recipe.
Head over to Design*Sponge for a tutorial on how to make this gorgeous fabric calendar, including pretty embroidery.
The pattern for these funny turtles (in hats no less!) can be found here.
Arty wall art made using chicken wire and newspaper - looks like great fun to make! Go here for the tutorial.
A-freakin-mazing! I was never into Barbies as a kid, but perhaps this reincarnation will get me interested hah! If you want to see how you can make your own zombie Barbie garden for Halloween, click here.
There have been a few tutorials around which make use of chalkboard paint, but I think this one is the best, especially for a travel enthusiast. Very old school!
Find out how you can make a somehow-really-cute zombie plushie by going here.
My favourite effect for photographs is the through-the-viewfinder (TtV) technique, which involves using 2 cameras to create a romantic retro look. If you're interested in finding out how to do this yourself, and how I got on trying to make a 'contraption' (sounds mysterious, no?), then click here for lots of info and photos :-)
Click here for a really easy way of decorating pumpkins with just tape.
I think the colours and pattern of this rug are beautiful, and you can find the excellent tutorial for it, here.
These little fabric skull shapes can be painted any way you like, and I think this green example looks fab! Go here for the how-to.
I think this project, which gives you the knitting pattern for your very own Jack Russell, is absolutely adorable.
This tutorial uses a ready-made doily as a spider's web to nice effect.
More subtle and chic than a lot of Halloween decorations, this bat mobile I think is actually quite sweet :-)
This is a perfect wreath for Halloween and the Autumn months, and you can make your own by following these instructions.
Click here for a tutorial on turning glass jars into fun Halloween candle holders.
Click here to see how you can turn a plain white tunic into a colourful statement piece with splashes of paint and some marker pens.
This is a really clever and effective design using starch to hold the cheesecloth fabric in a ghost shape - spooky! Go here for the tute.
I don't know how many people are willing to spray their TV orange, but they might be tempted by this awesome tutorial, where a spooky pumpkin TV is made complete with fuzzy screen and white noise!
How awesome is this soft and cuddly craft space!? Find more photos here.
You can find my constantly updated list of Halloween decoration tutorials and ideas here, and it includes instructions on carving pumpkins into all kinds of funny designs.
Click here for a large collection of the best cakes, snacks, meals and drinks for a Halloween bash!

Go here for a clever project using the pockets of old jeans to create funky potholders.
So it's the month of Halloween, which means I'm going to try and pack as many fun Halloween tutorials as possible into my posts this month, to make your Halloween the craftiest yet!