Black Widow Chair Covers: With a few yards of black tulle and wide orange satin ribbon, it’s easy to decorate chairs for your Halloween party. Project details found at BHG.com

Canned Halloween Monstrosities: Round out your mad-science lab or witch’s larder with just a few dollars and a little imagination. Jars filled with creapy, gooey things that are sure to add some extra spook to your Halloween decor. You just need a little imagination and an eye for mixing and matching. Details found at I Make Projects.

Cheap Corpse Hands: (scroll to top of page) Very creepy, but very easy. Supplies include latex, wires, masking tape and other bits. Tutorial from WetCanvas forums.

Creepy Books: Save those old damaged books and transform them into spooktacular Halloween decorations. Very cool! Project details at Dave Lowe Design.

Creepy China Ball Lanterns: Decorate a China ball paper lantern with cutouts of flying witches, black cats, spiders, bats out of black construction paper. Easy project, nice decor item. Found at DIY Network.

Creepy Halloween Tree: Make a creepy looking tree with faces and veins. Requires chicken wire, paper mache, polyurethane expanding foam. Depending on the detailing you choose to do, things like rope and binder twine can be implemented. Paint to finish it off. Great looking tree! Details found at aranamuerta.com.

Creepy Spider Web Doorway: Greet your Halloween guests with this spooky spider door decoration made with black posterboard and Crayola Metallic FX Silver Crayons. Project found at Crayola.

Dried Apple Shrunken Heads for Halloween: These little faces, made from dried apples, can look really nasty and sinister — the perfect thing to decorate a Halloween party. Tuck them in among the food at your Halloween Buffet. You can also make lots of dried apple heads and string them up like a spooky garland. Instructions from FabulousFoods.com.

Easy Bubbling Cauldrons: It takes very little toil and trouble to make this cauldron bubble. Kids will have fun embellishing this witch’s brew with rubber toads, lizards, and other critters. Spray-foam insulation is used as the bubbling brew. Found at BHG.com.

Easy Eyeballs: Mask makers often use roll on deodorant balls as eyes in their sculptures. So why not use them for prop building? This project is very cheap and so easy–and well done. Instructions are from HauntersHangout.com.

Easy, Do-It-Yourself Ghost: How creepy! This is made from chicken wire, that’s it! You shape it into a ghostly figure, set it off in the distance and wow! Spooky! Check out the pics. Found at Wacky Archives.

Flameless Candle: Creepy candle props with personality. Project uses gobs of hot glue, a cardboard toilet paper tube, LED flicking pumpkin tea lights and a few more incidentals. Nice project! Found at Dave Lowe Design.

Fog Machine Chiller: This fog chiller uses an ice cooler and is designed to be easy to build, relatively inexpensive and be a completely self-contained unit that can be moved around as needed. Extensive information is available on this site for fog chillers. Instructions found at GotFog.com.

Folded Paper Lamp: Make a chinese paper lantern with just a few supplies, tutorial shows how to fold the paper. Found at Ah-Yi.

Ghostly Glove Placecard Holders: Cute idea for placecard holders using adult sized opera gloves stuffed with cotton balls. Project details found at HGTV.com.

Ghoulish Ghosts: Create a flowing ghostly shape to scare passersby using leftover wood scraps, gauze and fabric starch. Project details found at HGTV.com.

Glow Water: Here’s a video that shows you how to make glow water with just some water and a hilighter marker (you’ll need a blacklight for this).

Grapevine Pumpkin: All you’ll need is some grapevine garland and some floral wire to make these charming pumpkins, perfect for Fall decorations! Tutorial found at Make It And Love It.

Halloween Caramel Wreath:You’ll need a wire frame from a craft store or recycle a metal coat hanger by bending it into a circle. Fill with wrapped toffees and candies. Found at Scribbit.

Halloween Chandelier Shades: Add a fun Halloween touch to your chandelier with these easy-to-make decorated mini-shades for your chandelier or wall sconces. Tutorial by Cottage Magpie.

Halloween Garland Tutorial: A whimsical Halloween craft you can make using cardstock paper, ribbon and your printer. There’s a pdf download available for the lettering & designs here. Project found at Kansas City Etsy Street.

Halloween Garland Two Ways: Make a spooky Halloween garland with these templates for a bat, skull, owl face and jack o’lantern. Free printables by Paper Crave.

Halloween Pedestals: Use old candlesticks or wineglasses to make this Halloween pedestals, perfect for the party table. Project details found at After I Finish This Row.

Halloween Sound Effects: Here you’ll find a bonanza of Halloween music and sound effects to download (free!). Bubbling cauldrons, tolling bells, rattling chains, screeching cats and so much more. For theme songs and music, files are here (Adams Family Theme song, Halloween Theme and more). Oodles of downloads available. Found at ilovewavs.com.

Halloween Tablecloth: This festive tablecloth is made of layered crepe paper and polka dots cut from streamers. Tutorial by Martha Stewart.