Halloween DIY Decor: Fun, Family-Friendly Ideas
Key Takeaways
- Apothecary-Style Candy Jars: Use vintage-looking jars to hold treats or display spooky elements. They can be filled with potpourri and pine cones, or given a creepy twist by filling them with colored hand sanitizer or hair gel and dropping in plastic bugs, spiders, and skulls.
- Gilded and Glitter Pumpkins: Prep pumpkins by soaking them upside down in a mixture of ten parts water to one part bleach for 10 minutes to extend their freshness. Use metallic spray paint with painters tape for clean lines, or apply a clear-drying adhesive and glitter for a mess-free alternative to carving.
- Ornament Wreath: Create a versatile holiday wreath by stringing traditional round Christmas ornaments onto a thick wire or metal macrame ring. Color combinations like orange and black or black and red can easily transition into other holidays with a change of colors.
If you’re looking for a way to decorate for Halloween without the usual ghouls and gore, check out these ideas! These fun DIY projects are family-friendly and put a new spin on familiar holiday favorites.



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