Indoor Halloween Decorations

Indoor Halloween Pumpkin and Leaf Decoration

In addition to all of the spooky and fun Halloween decorations for outdoors, don't forget to add some fun, seasonal decorations inside. This is a guide about indoor Halloween decorations.

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Tangerines as Jack O' Lanterns

We are going to do the tangerines as Jack o' Lanterns this year at our fall harvest party. It is important to wash the tangerines and then dry them and then put faces on them with Sharpies. The children will do the faces.

Oranges tend to not stand up and need to be in a bowl, but they are great and healthy! You can get a lot more out of tangerines, there are so many of them and they are so cute.

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By Robyn from TN

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Pumpkin Jar Centerpiece

Halloween candle centerpiece made from jar painted like a jack-o-lantern.

Materials needed:

big mayo jar
paint and brushes
ribbon
glass candle holder to put in top of jar
candle

Directions:

Paint jar with primer coat of paint, let dry.

Paint again with orange paint then add features of pumpkin, let dry.

Tie your choice of ribbons around top of jar.

Add glass candle holder and candle.

This takes about 45 minutes to complete.

By Sandy from Bluff City, TN

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Making Paper Halloween Decorations

How can I make good Halloween decorations with just pens, paper and scissors?

By broke butterfly from Hilo, HI

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By Tseralyn10/08/2009

I saw a home where they covered the windows with paper the color of the character they wanted to portray (orange-jack-o-lantern, white- ghost) and simply cut out scary eyes/nose/mouth and covered the holes with another color of paper. These were the entire size of the window, which made them look very cool! I think this idea would also work with giant silhouettes of black cats, witches, bats, etc. Have fun!

Decorating Ideas for an Indoor Trunk or Treat

I was wondering if anybody can give me ideas for decorating for an inside Trunk or Treat. We had it figured out for outside, but we must change it now. We only have 1 day to do it.

By Earla from Ephrata, PA

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By momx211/01/2010

Many churches & schools are doing it. At the schools the families go to the school parking lot & can decorate there trunk/car & give the treats from there. It is the same as trick or treat but you go from car to car instead of house to house. It is much safer than trick or treat. But now they are doing it inside the buildings.