I’m so excited to get my house decorated for Halloween! I always start early, like end of September early. These 12 DIY Halloween decorations for inside are gonna turn your place into a total vibe, think creepy but cute, with that perfect fall magic.
I’m obsessed with how easy these are, and you probably have half the stuff lying around already. Let’s get crafty and make your home the spookiest spot on the block!
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DIY Halloween Decorations for Inside
1. Ghostly Garlands
Alright, these ghostly garlands are my absolute fave, they’re like little floating spirits that make your place feel haunted in the cutest way. Grab some white cheesecloth, stuff it with cotton balls, and string them up with fishing line. Use a marker to draw goofy or creepy faces… your call! Drape them over your mantel or doorway, and they’ll sway like they’re ready to spook your guests. So easy, and it’s gonna make everyone smile!
2. Spooky Spider Webs
I’m low-key terrified of spiders, but these DIY spider webs are too fun to pass up! Stretch some black yarn or cotton across corners or furniture, then toss on some plastic spiders. Use adhesive hooks to keep it all in place without wrecking your walls. It’s such a vibe, and the kids will lose it helping you make your place look like a haunted lair!
3. Mummy Jars
These mummy jars are adorable and just a little creepy, perfect combo! Wrap Mason jars with white gauze, stick on some googly eyes, and add an LED tea light inside. They’re safe, glowy, and look so cool as a centerpiece or lining your hallway. You’ll be obsessed with how quick this comes together!
4. Eerie Eyes in the Dark
Okay, these glowing eyes are straight-up sneaky and so much fun. Paint some foam balls with glow-in-the-dark paint, maybe add some googly eyes for extra creep. Hide them in dark corners or behind furniture. When the lights go out, they’ll freak everyone out in the best way. It’s like a spooky Easter egg hunt!
5. Bat Wall Art
This bat wall art is my kind of creepy-cool. Cut bat shapes from black cardboard with craft scissors, then stick them up with adhesive putty. Arrange them like they’re flying up your wall, it’s such a bold statement. Plus, it’s super easy to take down after Halloween!
6. Scarecrow Silhouette Window Clings
Your windows deserve some Halloween love too! These scarecrow silhouettes are so fun to make. Just cut out shapes from black construction paper with craft scissors, think hats, crows, whatever vibe you’re feeling. Stick them up with adhesive putty. At night, they look so creepy from outside, but in a totally playful way. Add some bats or ghosts if you’re feeling extra!
7. Witch’s Broomsticks
You can’t do Halloween without a little witchy magic, right? These broomsticks are so cute and rustic. Tie some dried grass to sticks with natural twine. You can use craft sticks for extra sturdiness. Pop them in a vase or lean them in a corner, they scream Halloween charm. Get the kids in on this; they’ll love playing witch!
8. Creepy Candle Holders
Grab some old jars or cans and let’s make creepy candle holders! Paint them with black acrylic paint using a paintbrush set, go wild with ghosts or skulls. Drop in an LED tealight for that eerie glow. Scatter them around, and your place will feel like a haunted mansion in no time!
These candle holders are giving haunted vibes on a budget. Paint, light, done – your Halloween setup is gonna slay!
9. Floating Ghosts
These floating ghosts are so dreamy and spooky! Blow up some balloons, drape cheesecloth over them, and hang with fishing line. Draw on some creepy faces, and they’ll look like they’re floating through your house. Perfect for hallways or high ceilings, your guests will be enchanted!
10. Haunted Picture Frames
Old picture frames? Let’s make them spooky! Paint them with black and orange acrylics, add some glitter or fake webs, and slip in vintage Halloween prints. Hang them up, and boom, your walls are a creepy gallery. It’s such a fun way to show off your Halloween spirit!
11. Halloween Table Settings
Okay, your Halloween dinner party needs this table setup! Start with a black tablecloth, add spooky plates and mini pumpkins as centerpieces. Throw in some themed utensils, and your table is straight out of a Halloween dream. It’s all about those little details that make your guests go “whoa!”
Your Halloween table is where the magic happens. Set it up right, and your dinner party will be the talk of the season!
12. Pumpkin Spice Candle Holders
Oh my gosh, these pumpkin spice candle holders are giving all the cozy fall feels! You just carve out some mini pumpkins, scoop out the guts, and pop in an unscented tealight candle. If you don’t have a carving tool, grab a carving set. When those candles flicker, your place will glow with this warm, spooky vibe. Set a few on your dining table, and it’s like instant Halloween magic!
Wrapping It Up
You guys, these DIY Halloween decorations are gonna make your house the ultimate spooky spot! They’re so fun to make, and you’ll love showing off your crafty side. Whether you’re throwing a big party or just vibing with the Halloween spirit, these ideas will make your home unforgettable. Grab your supplies and get started, happy haunting!
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FAQs
1. What materials do I need for simple DIY Halloween decorations indoor?
Most DIY Halloween decorations indoor projects use things you already have at home like construction paper, string lights, mason jars, and tape. Adding just a few dollar-store finds can take your crafts to the next level without spending much.
2. How long do Halloween DIY crafts usually take?
It depends on the project, some Halloween DIY crafts like ghost garlands or bat wall art take 10–15 minutes, while bigger decorations like floating ghosts or haunted picture frames might take an hour. Mixing quick wins with statement pieces keeps decorating fun.
3. Can I reuse indoor Halloween decorations every year?
Yes! Many Halloween DIY crafts can be stored and reused for years, especially sturdy ones like candle holders or framed prints. Just keep fragile items (like paper crafts) in a dry box to make them last longer.
4. What are the best kid-friendly Halloween crafts for indoors?
Some of the best clay crafts for kids include mummy jars, spooky spider webs, and paper bats. These projects are safe, require minimal tools, and make kids feel included in decorating the house for Halloween.
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