Halloween Eyeball Wreath

Materials

Packs of eyeballs from The Dollar Tree

(I used 8- wish I had more)

Black fun fur

Pipe insulator ($0.97 at Home Depot)

Duck tape

Hot glue

Floral wire

Procedure

Cut a portion of the insulator and duct tape it into a round wreath.

Wrap floral wire around the top to form a loop to hang it by.

Start hot gluing eyeballs all around.

When done hot glue fun fur in the bare spots.

Hang and enjoy!

Spooky Ghost Milk Jug

Materials Needed:

milk jug
sharpie
glow stick

Procedure:

My 9 year old got his inspiration HERE.
He took an empty milk jug, made it look like a ghost, then we snapped and shook a glow stick and threw it in! Viola!

Cool spooky dead tree

My inspiration for the project is HERE

Materials needed:
Flower pot
old brick
pine cones and needles
funky branches
clear twine
construction paper
Cricut Expression 2
Wild Card cartridge

Procedure:
My 9 year old ran around our house grabbing really cool branches from the ground (hey, this helped clean the yard too, lol)
I had an old brick laying on the side of my house, I put it in the flower pot, stuck the branches down in the holes, then we ran over to the park where there are pine trees and picked up some cones and needles. (be careful...these are sharp!)
I lined the bottom of the flower pot in the cones (this is optional)

(looked kind of cool just like this)

Next I cut out a bunch of bats with my Wild Card cartridge, then hung them with clear twine on the branches alternating around.

I think it looks wicked!

Halloween Door Hanging

I got my inspiration with this pin: HERE

Materials needed:
3 foam plant wreath rings (got at $1 Tree)
Hot glue
Halloween tissue paper
Ribbon
Cricut Expression 2
Jubilee and Wild Card Cartridges
Duct Tape

Procedure:
I did one ring at a time.
Wrapped with tissue paper, secured with duct tape (I used black) Then around the outer edge completely went around the ring with the duct tape for a smoother look.
Hot glued each ring together.
Cut out letters with Jubilee cartridge.
Used Wild card for the spiderweb.
Put letters on the rings.
Added ribbon to the back of the outer rings with duct tape and hot glue.
For an optional touch, I cut out circles the size of the rings to add to the back of each one to cover up the duct tape mess.

Here is one my friend asked me to make for her:

Halloween Pumpkin Decor

Materials Needed:

Pumpkins (duh, lol)
Ribbons
Cricut Expression 2
Vinyl
Cute Font Cartridges (I used Wild Card)

Procedure:
I used vinyl for these pumpkins.
Loaded my cartridge in my Cricut, cut out the letters, place on the pumpkins.
Found the Halloween card section on the cartridge, cut out spider webs, bats and spiders and placed on the pumpkins.
Added ribbon
Viola!

You can find all kinds of ideas on Pinterest!