Halloween Printables: All kinds of high quality printables to download. You can use them for invitations, mobiles, magnets, placecards, etc. All files are in pdf format. Sections include: Halloween Mobile & Party Pieces, Owl Fridge magnets and Decorations, Treat Bags, Owl Invitations. Found at PilotPen.co.uk.

Halloween Pumpkin Printables: Two very different pumpkin designs to download, one is a pretty garden patch with curling vines, the other is an unhappy Jack-O-Lantern. They are both vintage embroidery pattern transfers. Both JPG and PDF downloads are available. These designs featured on Tipnut.com.

Halloween Skull & Lettering Printable: Two vintage designs from embroidery pattern transfers, one is a skull with a melting candle on top and the other design is the lettering “Halloween”. Downloads featured on Tipnut.

Halloween Tag Dolls: You can use these tag dolls to make Halloween invitations. You’ll need a hole punch, scissors, x-acto blade, brads or grommets. Print the pieces on glossy photo stock for best effect. Check them out, they’re very nice! Head and arms template download (pdf) and Legs Template Download (pdf). Found at EricaMulherin.com.

Halloween Treat Pouches: Now here’s a great idea, stamp coffee filters with Halloween stamps, fill the center with goodies then gather up the filter tie closed with a ribbon (makes a pouch). Cute stuff! Found at Savvy n Sassy.

How To Age Paper: Here’s how you can age paper to use for your party invitations. Ideas include soaking the paper in tea or coffee, baking it in the oven for brittleness and touching it up with a candle. Details found on a webpage at wisc.edu.

How To Start The “BOO” In Your Neighborhood: Most “Booing” involves having to photocopy instructions. Instead create a container that travels from door to door. The only thing the recipient needs to do is enjoy the goodies, refill the container and place on another friend’s door. Details found at Skip to My Lou.

Individual Cupcake Stands: Here’s something crafty for that stack of old, scratched CDs you have tucked away somewhere, turn them into Halloween themed cupcake stands. The project uses a faux cupcake for an example but real ones would be nicer I think . Project details at The Swell Life.

Jar-o’-Lanterns: Paint jars in pumpkin colors and give them funny faces, fill with treats and enjoy the smiles they bring. From Martha Stewart.

Knitted Pumpkins – Felted: Have some orange yarn on hand that you need something to do with? Here’s a knitting pattern for a great looking felted pumpkin, complete with stem and corkscrew vine. Pattern and details found at knitty.com.

Love Manor’s Potion Labels: Spooky labels for potion ingredients, candy jars, bottles of poison. Find labels for things like “Dead Man’s Toes” that was designed to be wrapped around a can, a label for “Life Renewal Potion”, “Moon Dust” and lots more. You can print the labels by clicking the one you like then right clicking on it to print or save to your desktop. Nice stuff! These are hosted on Love Manor’s Flickr Photostream.

Mechanical Bat Paper Craft: You’ll need scissors, transparent tape, Elmer’s glue (or a glue stick), a ruler or other straightedge and a few pennies or other coins for weight. The parts for this project should all be printed on heavy card stock. Printable of Parts (pdf) and Assembly Instructions Download (pdf). Project found at RavensBlight.com.

Monster Wreath Tutorial: An original idea for a Halloween wreath. It uses fun fur, monster eyeballs (ping pong balls), and lots of hot glue. Tutorial from Craftster.org.

Paper Pumpkin Ornaments: Easy to make (yet adorable) hanging pumpkins made from strips of construction paper. Found at Hostess With The Mostess.

Party Pumpkins: Tiny pumpkins–or any small gourds–can be colored in minutes with acrylic paints or permanent markers. The secret to their jewel-like sparkle is a finishing glaze applied after the paint or ink has thoroughly dried. Very cute! Tutorial from Sunset.

Patchwork Pumpkins: Luxurious pumpkins that you can make in all shapes and sizes using colorful fabrics (repurpose old silk ties if you have them) and thick upholstery cord. Project details at Rachael Rabbit.

Poison Labels: Vintage labels you can print off to label your potion bottles and jars. About a dozen to choose from, nice stuff! Found at Spookshows.

Potion Labels: Free printable labels for potion bottles to download. Beautiful color graphics. Found at PheemMcfaddell.com.

Printable Puppets and Masks: Free printable halloween puppets to download. Designs include: Witch, Cat, Vampire, Mermaid, Pirate Mermaid. You’ll also find a selection of printabe masks to make stick masks with. Found at PheeMcfaddell.com.

Pumpkin “Pie” Potpourri: Use a pumpkin incense burner to suggest the cozy scent of pie just out of the oven and insert it into a pumpkin. Nice idea from Martha Stewart.

Reusable Halloween Luminary: Here’s a way to make spooky, glowing Halloween Luminaries that you can reuse year after year. Project found at Thirteen For Halloween.

Simple Witch Pop-up: Template for a paper witch pop-up, find the assembly instructings by clicking the “Next” link at the bottom right corner. Template at Robertsabuda.com.

Skeleton Soap Bars: Using a skeleton mold, make these bars of soap to spookify your bathroom, as the soap is used, a white skeleton slowly emerges – like bones being found in a grave! Project found at Soap Queen.

Project: Sock Skeleton: A sock skeleton project based on the sock monkey craze. Uses a pair of white socks (some drawing skills required). Project by Poopscape.com.

Specimen-Jar Candle: The specimen-jar candle looks like it came straight from a mad scientist’s laboratory, but it’s really easy to make — and little trick-or-treaters will love it. Tutorial by Martha Stewart.