Let's Party! Easy Halloween Party Crafts for You & the Kids

Let's Party! We've found some fun (crafty)  ideas for your Halloween celebrations.  We've found some that are easy to make and a lot of fun too! If you just use your imagination you can turn an everyday item into some for Halloween.  Look under the photos to get source links and go directly to the blog or web site to see the tutorials. Fun, Fun, Fun!

Mandarin Orange Pumpkins  What a Clever Idea Pimp my dinner

Love how cute these spools of thread/yarn look. Perfect for Halloween Decor SOURCE

Apothecary Treat Holders are so cute and these look like awards. Have a costume contest and hand these out to the winners  SOURCE

Owl's are so Popular now!  Everyone would love these cute Owl Treat Boxes SOURCE

 Such a simple idea--tie a piece of black ribbon onto a straw, add googly eyes and a name......now that's a cheap decoration!  SOURCE

 What a fun Halloween Party Invitation! SOURCE

 How about a Spider centerpiece? SOURCE 

 Make up some Halloween Jar Characters and fill them with your favorite sweets for your Halloween party buffet  SOURCE

How about a skull treat cup?  So easy! SOURCE

This Witch foot goody tube looks super cute  SOURCE

Going Batty Box is filled with candy  SOURCE

This Frankenstein treat box is just a take-out box that you decorate  SOURCE

This cute pumpkin is simply a manila envelope!  SOURCE

Send your guests home with this cute paper plate cat filled with party favors SOURCE

Another source for party favors is the candy corn package SOURCE

Put your favorite Halloween message on a tin can-See the easy technique she used. SOURCE

Make up a candy corn banner-so cute! The kids can help with this one and won't they be proud with the results!   SOURCE

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Halloween Decorations- Ghosts, Pumpkins, Creepy Halloween Labels and More!

Here's more fun Halloween decorations for indoor and out.  It's great when you can take Halloween decorations that you already have and give them a new twist. I love the gauze on the fireplace below. The outdoor ghosts are inexpensive to make.  The twine pumpkins are jazzed up by just adding Christmas lights.  All of these projects can be done very inexpensively.....especially if you shop the Goodwill stores for the accessories.

Love the gauze draping/banner and it is so cheap. The pumpkins look great too.   The Project Girl

Save bottles from condiments, oil, wine etc. Get more details at  Instructables

Then download these amazing labels and apply on your newly painted bottles for a great and scary Halloween table.  Here is a post devoted to cool Halloween labels. Click HERE  to see those above and CLICK HERE for more Halloween labels.

 These gnarled and  twisted trees look great in those black urns. Get more Details HERE  The apothecary jars filled with snakes and spiders are great too. 

Halloween ghosts made out of tomato cages are so great. Tomato cages can be purchased at home improvement stores and walmart for about a buck.  Get more details over at the Lowe's Site. Click HERE  Here's Video showing how to make a different Lawn Ghost. Good Details HERE

This cute pumpkin wreath looks very easy. It's the first one I've seen that really looks like a pumpking (instead of being wrapped around the metal ring, it's draped up) More Details 
HERE

What a great idea. Take your plain vine pumpkins and add twinkle lights. (Wrap the wire with brown floral tape) These are from  PotteryBarn  See the pumpkins in a great display in the photo below.  Would be more dramatic at night. Could use inside too.

Doesn't this entryway look great! You can do it much cheaper than Pottery Barn. Love the stacked pumpkins.  Just make sure when you go to the pumpkin patch that you stack your pumpkins there, before buying them, to make sure they look good together! 

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Halloween Decorations Spider Webs out of Barbed Wire? So Very Cool!

Time for some very unique decorations for Halloween.  This designer offers some things I've never seen before but definitely love! They like to use as many re-claimed, re-purposed and salvaged  materials as possible in their creations, especially reclaimed barbed wire. You'll want to see everything they have in their Etsy shop, especially the things below.

A spider web for your outside decor and a spider web for your inside decor!

And you'll want a spider for that web.....How about this cool witch and tree? My very favorite is the corner spider webs. They would definitely be a fabulous item to add to your collection of Halloween decorations. Head on over to The Dusty Raven Gallery  to get one, or two, for yourself.

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{Freebies} 5 Super Cute Halloween Printables

Just came upon these Halloween Freebies yesterday from Paper Crave. (Free downloads)  I've made them up  (except for the bat treat holder) and they turned out so cute!  The spooky cut-outs can be used for almost anything you can imagine. Enjoy!

 

This Halloween Garland turned out so cute when I made it up last night. Of course you can use the cut-outs to put embellish treat boxes, bags, cards, glass jars...anything your heart desires.  Paper Crave

 

This cute bat treat holder couldn't be any easier. Free template at Paper Crave

 Get these four Spooky Digital papers for free. The skull and bones is my favorite! Paper Crave

 

 Need an invitation to a party? Here you go. The mini Halloween creatures are a perfect embellishment for anything plus would be fun hanging on a small Halloween Tree. Just the right size to put on a paper cup too.  Paper Crave

I just put these boxes together for a small candy favor.  Both the box and the Trick or Treat sign are included. They are the perfect size for just a little sweet (what about the school Halloween party?)  I used the mini cut-outs shown above on the front of each box. Put the trick or treat sign at the bottom of the box and you've got plenty of room at the top. They used the green digital paper shown above.  Paper Crave