20 Easy DIY Projects To Spookify Your House For Halloween
Halloween might be my favorite holiday to decorate for. You can get so creative with the decorations and with halloween there is room for that darker side of you to come out. You know it’s there. Here are 20 easy and creepy ways to get your house spookified and ready for halloween. Enjoy!
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Blood Candles
These are so creepy and cool. Subtle but noticeable. If that makes any sense.
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Ravens + Webs
Stick a few ravens and cob webs around the house. Guaranteed to spookify in no time.
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Skeleton Bowl
Perfect for your trick or treaters!
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X-Ray Luminaries
You could do some pretty creepy things with x-rays.
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Eerie Room
Just cover your furniture with white sheets and your house will look like a haunted mansion!
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Spider Wreath
A nice "welcome" to all who enter.
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Graveyard Wheel Burrow
Put that old wheelbarrow to good use with this creepy outdoor decoration.
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Spiders Nests
Just because the trees are losing their leaves, doesn't mean they have to be bare.
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Creepy Curtains
This is so creepy! Imagine walking up to a house with curtains like these.
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Shrunken Heads
We used to make these all the time when I was growing up.
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Pumpkin Skull
Who knew a pumpkin had such a detailed skull?
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Spooky Portraits
Simple, clever and not terribly scary.
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Doll Dismemberment Rack
This one made me laugh. And then immediately cringe.
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Specimen Jars
You can put just about anything in a jar with some colored liquid and it's spooky.
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Skull Knocker
This looks like it would be the knocker of some 17th century serial killer or something. You gotta love that.
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Cheesecloth
Cheesecloth! The ultimate and almost instant spooky fabric. Put it anywhere to add a little scare.
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Silhouette Lamp
You can do this with bats, witches, skulls, moths, you name it!
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Head on a Platter
I love this. Especially for a halloween party. Crazy spooky.
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Rotten Eggs Bowl
Rotten eggs anyone?
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Coffin Table
Turn your coffee table into a coffin table! Subtle and perfectly spooky.
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