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.

Godzilla Costume: A Godzilla head made from cardboard, paper mache and spray paint. Includes details for how to make the body costume. Great idea for older kids. Instructions found at Creatrope.com.

How To Make A Paper Mache Skull: You will need to buy a $25 resin skull for this project, but the good news is that it can be used over and over again to crank out paper mache skulls. These turn out really well and this is a good tool in your Halloween arsenal to save $$$ if you need a few skulls. Details found at SpookyBlue.com.

Pumpkin Patch: Fabulous pumpkins for both indoor & yard decoration. They were created from plastic trash bags stuffed with crumpled newspaper and wrapped with twine then covered with several different paper mache techniques. These are a must see! Project details at Stolloween.

Tree Faces: Don’t go into the woods! Freak everyone out with these spooky faces on trees. The faces are made from paper mache formed over a wood base then attached via screws to the trunk of a tree, a relatively simple process that yields some rather disturbing results. Project details found at Stolloween.

Witch Hats: These paper mache hats give a nice crumply, wrinkled look that you can paint to look quite nice. Great idea to use them as display pieces throughout the house. I think the picture with the best lighting is in the bottom left corner on the web page, you’ll get a good idea of how these can look. Project details at Howloween Queen.