These scrumptious looking pumpkins would make great gifts or decor for all of Fall. Find the pattern here.
Clay Feathers
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These scrumptious looking pumpkins would make great gifts or decor for all of Fall. Find the pattern here.
Eye-catching, temporary chandelier to turn any house into a grand haunted mansion - and it's made from cereal boxes, a pop bottle and paperclips!
These spindly trees set the scene for Halloween, and they only require wire and paper tape to make. Go here for the tutorial.
Fun halloween banner based on the retro gaming icon. Go here for the how-to.
If you are going to a Halloween party, it's not too late to glam up your clothes with glow-in-the-dark paint! You could do all kinds of patterns which show up only in the dark - such as full body skeleton outlines, or a devil's tail....go here for details.
Turn pumpkins into sparkly stunners using ...epsom salt! Sounds odd, but it creates such a pretty effect. Click here for the how-to.
I think these pumpkins have so much character, and all you need to do it put a set of plastic vampire teeth into a pumpkin...easy!
Made from ping pong balls and gauze, these fun fairy lights would really set the spooky mood this Halloween. Find the instructions here.
I don't think a DIY project could get much easier - and look at the spooky results! Click here to see how you can get the same effect.
This is a vinyl sticker, however I think you could make this kind of thing out of paper just for a bit of fun at Halloween!
These brilliant (and very freaky) decorations are so easy and would look fantastic in a haunted house. Go here for details.
These pumpkins and gourds would make a lovely Autumn centrepiece - I especially like the spiral yarn decoration. Go here for the instructions.
If you've got a gate or pillars outside your house, these gargoyles would look spectacular perched on top of them. Go here to see how to carve your very own stone monster out of foam.
These costumes are the definition of pop culture, and are perfect for a group costume idea - click here for step-by-step tutorials on each character.
These spider webs are the quickest and cheapest of all the Halloween crafts, and you can put them indoors and outdoors. Have a look at the how-to here.
This idea for adding masks to random vintage images is very creative - and you could use the same idea on all your family photos too by embellishing them with cut-out devil horns, cat's ears and more!
This porch skeleton is a charming way to recycle milk jugs. Go here for the link to a template.
Even though I'm really not a fan of spiders, these look rather elegant and sophisticated, and they would make great Halloween table decorations. Click here for the tute.
Cute idea for getting kids crafty this Halloween - go here for the full how-to.
This adorable hat is pieced together with just felt, and the details like the scars are stitched on - so you can become a little monster in an instant!
I'm a bit (/lot) late to the party with this project but it had to be posted at some point. Look at the pretty colours! I can never resist anything rainbow coloured, and if you can't either, click here for more details on this fun wall art.
To learn how to quill your own present designs for making sweet birthday or Christmas cards, head over here.
Such an adorable puppet, even though it is a rat! Perfect project for imaginative kids... Click here for the tute.
Go here for details on printing your own fabric by hand - using squares of hard foam to make the stamp so that you can recreate the look of cross stitch patterns. You could also use this method to create pixellated gaming designs or (my personal favourite) fair isle patterns.
Every crafter's dream! Click here to see how a run-down suitcase was transformed into a portable crafty heaven, complete with magnetic bead organizers in the lid :-)
I love the look of these rope and pop-pom rugs - so colourful! - and you can find advice about making your own by following the link here.
It's my annual giveaway over on Sadie's Wardrobe again - for $15 off in my shop -so I hope you'll head over there and enter! It's open to anyone whether you're from the UK or not :-)
This glow stick idea could be used to create all kinds of fun designs on your home, especially during the holidays and at house parties. Click here for details.
I always love these little umbrellas when you get them in drinks. It's a strange thing to have become the norm really - I wonder if whoever invented them thought they would catch on all over the world? I mean...an umbrella for drinks...it's kind of weird!
I can almost feel the soft squishy velvet, can't you?! Halloween decorations can often be a bit garish, but these pumpkins look classy, and the colours are lovely too. Go here for the how-to.
I love the idea of dressing as a classic pop culture icon for a fancy dress party, and I especially love the Rosie The Riveter costume (as I like that style anyway). If you'd like more Halloween ideas, click here. It's always more fun to think outside the box :-)
Can you guess how the nail was put in this solid block of wood? No? Give up? Well here's the answer!
You can find the instructions for this beautiful fall wreath here at Crafting Mom.
I just love the look of this snake wreath for Halloween - plus it's easy AND cheap to make! Go here for the tutorial.
These mysterious lanterns are fabulous for party mood lighting (especially Halloween parties), and are made by emptying glow sticks into a jar. Click here for details.
These magnetic framed photos are a great new spin on family photographs, to make them interactive and fun! Click here for the tutorial.
This is a simple craft to do, but is so effective and transforms your house into spooky central with just a bit of paper!
If you are looking for interesting things to do with your hair, make-up and (especially) nails, check out these tutorials at the Beauty Department, plus some seriously creative nail polish designs at Daily Nails :-)
Doesn't this metal framed coin purse look so cute? I've never seen one like that before and I think it's lovely....go here for the step-by-step instructions.
Another roundup for you - this time for pop-up cards! There are lessons for different pop-up techniques plus lots of ideas, inspiration and free templates. Go here to have a browse.
A shabby chic style finish can be achieved on normal clay pots with just paint and some candle wax - clever huh? Go here for the tutorial :-)
These very useful chunky boards can be cut into any simple shape and would make a brilliant gift for a cookery enthusiast.
This cheerful garland in warm Autumn colours is a decoration anyone can make to celebrate the new season in style....click here for the how-to.
What a fabulous idea to make your wooden fences sparkle! Find more details here.