Halloween diy cardboard decorations

Save your cereal boxes for these DIY Halloween decorations to build a spooky skeleton Halloween graveyard outdoors this fall. Learn how to craft your own DIY Halloween Tombstones using upcycled cereal boxes and add a faux graveyard to your outdoor Halloween decorations for the fall season with this holiday design on a dime tutorial! Making your own DIY Halloween tombstones is both easy and fun. And because this project doesn't require any technical skill, the whole family can join in on the…

Cardboard Gravestone: Halloween is rapidly approaching, but there is still time to make some props for your home haunt! I typically make gravestones from foam, but I was inspired by the Cardboard Contest (please vote for me if you enjoy this Instructable and find it hel…

Halloween Garage Door Silhouette: I love Halloween, and I've been looking for an excuse to try out the Dremel tool my husband gave me. I thought an eerie Halloween scene covering my garage door would have a lot of impact. Rather than a standard cut-out pasted on, I wanted to add som…

The Lazy Mom's Guide To Halloween Decor. There is still time to get the house ready in time for your trick or treaters. We understand, life happens.

Ashley | Home Interiors, Garden & DIY on Instagram: "Halloween DIY The kids thought this was brill when they came home from school to see this in the garden. The best part was it was so quick and easy to make. You’ll need some cardboard or hardboard for a base. I cut mine into a rough circular shape. Layer this with some expanding foam, adding in some red or orange fairy lights. I then used a bag of bones from @therangeuk to make it look like skeletons were in the fire. Finally the most…

Make Your Own Coffin For Halloween! It's not too difficult to make a coffin out of cardboard, wood or even styrofoam.

In this article, you will learn how to transform an ordinary yard into a haunted wonderland! Here are 55+ Halloween decorations that are sure to terrify your neighbors.

For our Halloween party at work, I made spooky cut outs to put behind the doors. We shined lights on them from behind and they turned out awesome!

Halloween jack-o-lanterns ~ painted cardboard boxes and carpet tubes!