DIY Halloween Projects

Oh, friends. It’s finally here! I’d be lying if I didn’t say I have been itchy to share these spooktacular projects with you! October is all about prepping for little munchkins to come to your door asking for yummy treats (and don’t forget about adult treats, too!). My favorite part of All Hallow’s Eve prep is creating the atmosphere for this spooky and sweet holiday.

You’ll be oozing all things Halloween in a twisted way if you use your cauldron, or Cricut Explore™, to mix-up a little Halloween magic.

Tired of having to clean up the mushy goop from carving the pumpkin? This Spider Stencil is the perfect solution to lessen the messy while amping up your black and orange deco. MAKE IT NOW

Want to mash up a new candy bag for your little one this year? They’ll be all set for trick-or-treating with this Monster Munchies Candy Bag Decal. Warning: the contents of this bag may turn your little into a monster! MAKE IT NOW

Don’t be too much of a heart throb this year, okay? Another way to keep the mess of pumpkin decorating at ease is with the Bleeding Heart Stencil. You’ll still get the affect of the crazy scientist without having to clean up the operating table in your kitchen. MAKE IT NOW

Whether you’re looking for bright and bold or sassy and simple, we’ve got your perfect costume solutions. You can either pair the Love Bug Mask with an all black er-thang get-up or rock the Super Star Mask with that neon outfit that’s been hiding in your closet. Either way, you’ll be masked and ready to go!

Love Bug Mask- MAKE IT NOW or Super Star Mask- MAKE IT NOW

Now to the Halloween spooktacular finale! Most of us are probably familiar with an Advent calendar. It usually comes with 25 little boxes for you to open each day leading up until Christmas. And there’s usually some kind of treat inside (well worth it). Ergo the Numbers Advent Calendar with 31 boxes to open each day until the night of gools, goblins and trick-or-treaters. MAKE IT NOW

Because Halloween is the holiday of all holidays (in my humble opinion), I decided to take the typical Advent calendar one step further. Not only can you fill each of the 31 boxes with a fun surprise for your little one (or your big kid – aka the hubs), but the real surprise is what happens when each box is flipped around!

As each box gets turned around, a Halloween-spired montage begins to appear! As you flip the last box on Halloween, you’ll see the Pumpkin Advent Calendar in full affect! MAKE IT NOW

Pair the Numbers Advent Calendar with the Pumpkin Advent Calendar and you may have more fun counting down the days to the best night of the year than anyone else on your block. Happy haunting!

Get your Halloween spirit together with these paranormal projects:

It’s so easy to create with CRICUT EXPLORE™

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