6 Eye-catching homemade halloween decorations

If you’re looking for halloween ideas, but you’re short in budget or you want to do the things for yourself, you’re in the right place, because Home Inspiration Ideas is about to suggest you 6 eye-catching homemade halloween decorations.

Don’t worry, this homemade halloween decorations are quite easy and Home Inspiration Ideas will show you how to make halloween decorations in the best way possible. From sophisticated string art to ghostly reflective mirrors, get our favorite halloween ideas for crafting spooky homemade decorations this Halloween.

Masked Portraits

When prepping for the holiday, don’t forget to costume everyone—even folks in paintings and photos. Black construction paper, scissors, and low-tack artists’ tape were all it took to ready this blushing bride for a masquerade ball. (Other easy embellishments: red devil horns and white fangs.) Just resist the urge to disguise priceless artwork that’s not protected by glass.

Spectral Mirror

Reflective paint is this project secret . You can use any frame with glass, like this one from IKEA. Start by printing this two ghost images – the original shown here, and its inverse image facedown on the front of the glass. Flip the glass over, and spray krylon’s looking grass paint on the back, avoiding the ares where the face and hand imagery are visible. Let dry one hour. Discard the inverse image, then fit the glass into the frame, painted side to the back. Place the original image and backing into the frame.

Skull String Art

This intricate-looking string art project is actually surprisingly simple to pull off, and costs next to nothing to make.

Get the tutorial for this homemasde halloween idea at A Beautiful Mess.

Halloween Chalk Art

The secret to this Halloween-themed chalkboard art? A $5 large-format printable from Caravan Digital Downloads. The bloggers at My Sister’s Suitcase added their own country spin by backing the poster with a bolt of burlap fabric.

Learn how to make halloween decorations like this at My Sister’s Suitcase.

Stenciled Bird Plates

Serve up a daring display with this novel idea for old plates. Download, print, and cut out our templates below, then trace the outlines onto places with a pencil. Use a fine-tip to fill in with black flat acrylic paint. To detail addition features – such as eyes and wings – in relief, wait until the paint is dry to the touch, about five minutes, and scrape paint away with a bamboo skewer. Let dry for one hour, before mouting the decorative-only dishes with plate hangers.