DIY Ghosts: Some of you may remember these from grade school — and you know what? They are just as much fun to make today as they were back then. Uses cheesecloth and laundry starch. Details found at ReadyMadeMag.com.

Ghostbuster Costume: Very advanced costume based on the Ghostbuster movies, but wow! so well done. If you want people gushing over your costume, this is the one. Details at Instructables.com.

Ghosts in the Graveyard Cake: Here is an easy dessert for a Halloween crowd. Since it makes 18 servings, you can invite plenty of ghosts and goblins to stop in for some party fun. From Kraftfoods.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.

How To Make A Flying Crank Ghost: For advanced DIYers, this is an amazing project that will make your house *THE* haunted place on the block. The figure is an articulated marionette, which hangs from a motor platform that attaches to your attraction’s ceiling. You’ll also find a cute cartoon version of the FCC here: A Cute FCG Marionette for Kids. Instructions found at PhantasMechanics.com. Another set of instructions for a flying crank ghost can be found here at SpookyBlue.com.

Spooky Ghost Cookies: Cute little ghost cookies that are covered in vanilla frosting then mini M&Ms used for two little eyes. They look quite cute and easy to make! Recipe details found at BrightIdeas.com.