Before we know it, it’ll be that time of year. Halloween is one of the most exciting holidays for kids…and adults! Moms want to make it memorable for the kiddos, however time is of the essence. Here are some ideas to get you started:
Pumpkin it Up!
Pumpkins are an easy way to spruce up the entrance to your home without breaking a sweat. Your local grocery stores more than likely have already stocked up on pumpkins, so get shopping. You can also find a pumpkin patch near you. It’ll give you and your kids the opportunity to explore a fun activity and you will have knocked this to do off your Halloween decor list. Keep in mind that pumpkins are perishable so look out for rot.
Take a Trip To The Dollar Store
Unless you’re investing in inflatables, ghouls or witches, the dollar store near you will be your resource. You can find everything from spider webs, RIP signs to skeletons. Plus if you’re planning a Halloween party, you can find party accessories and related items.
Free Ghostly Sheets
You got white sheets? Then guess what? You can literally cover a coat rack and your furniture to immediately create the look of a creepy house. The best part? It’s free and at your disposal.
Mason Jar Lanterns
Make decorating for Halloween fun and exciting for the kids. You can buy this mason jar lantern kit from Amazon for under $20. It’ll give you the opportunity to work on this project with the kids.
One Stop Shop Halloween Party Decor
Throwing a Halloween party, but haven’t any idea how to decorate nor how to find the time to do so? An easy solution would be to buy this complete decorating kit. It comes with a 10% off coupon, banner, wire lanterns, centerpiece, spiders, webs, balloons, free shipping and free returns. All of this and more for $19.99!
Vampire Tears Candles
You want spooky? You’ll get spooky ambiance like you never seen before. These black vampire candles bleed when lit. Find it here.
Web-Tastic
You’re going to have a web-tastic house and you can do so in 20-30 minutes or less. Cover your house in the easiest and cheapest decor idea. Spider webs can be purchased at the dollar store or on amazon for under $10.
DIY Bat & Critters
Here’s a craft DIY project you can do with the kids. You’ll need black craft foam, googly eyes and a wire or line to attach to trees, shrubs or to hang. Here’s HGTV’s step by step instruction on how to make your own bats.
