Halloween brings out the kid in most of us. The air starts to cool, pumpkins appear on grocery store shelves, and before you know it, you’ve turned your front porch into a mad scientist’s lab.

Are you looking for some inspirations to turn your yard into an exquisitely enchanting and spooky landscape this Halloween. There are plenty of creative ways to prepare your house for Halloween without spending big bucks on store-bought decorations. You can make some impressive Halloween accessories—some cute, some creepy—using items you probably have at home, like mason jars, cotton balls, candles, and plastic cups.

When you walk on the street, you will be surprised by those spookily decorated houses that strongly reflect the creativity of owners and bring the perfect ambience for this “horrible” holiday.

If you want to invite your friends to your Halloween party, you need to have a well-decorated home that should be in holiday spirit. Whether indoor or outdoor, every place needs different Halloween decorations to make it special.

Pumpkins, spiders, ghosts or skeletons and bats are the most popular Halloween decorations; you can add them to your home, garden and front yard and create a horrible atmosphere. You can get them from nearby stores, but we recommend you making your own.

So this is our today’s featured DIY project is ‘DIY Halloween Spooky Bush Eyes craft‘. Learn how to make it with below step by step tutorial.

Tutorial : DIY Halloween Spooky Bush Eyes craft for Outdoor

Cheap And Easy Halloween Decorations diy
Outdoor Halloween decor are great fun and almost an essential element of setting the mood for those trick-or-treat parties. 

Getting into the Halloween spirit doesn’t mean you have to break the bank buying decorations. Instead, treat decorating as the perfect opportunity to spend time crafting with the kids. With just a few store-bought materials and items you already have on hand, you can assemble these house decorations that are creative, charming and a blast to make.

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Tamara White

Tamara is a DIYer, thrifter, and avid gardener. Tamara enjoys learning new skills in the kitchen, playing in her garden, and experimenting and creating new things.

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