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We try to make a fun Halloween experience. Walking through to get their candy is a lot of fun to watch. My husband and I made simple grave stones, coffin, and lots of body parts for the giant spider I made.
We decorate with cheap masks bought at the dollar stores and costumes that were reduced after Halloween, for yard haunters, put up with just wooden stakes made into crosses.
I try to buy something cheap each year to add to the decor. We have a lot of wailing, screeching ghosts and zombies, witches and skeletons. And lots of sounds.
Happy Halloween {^;^}
By Ida M. from Toledo, OH
Cost: $0!
Time: 2+ hours total
Make as many as you want. It's easy and fun and the neighbors love it!
By painterlee from Indialantic, FL
I made this pumpkin patch for my grandkids. Even if the plants don't make it, I can go buy pumpkins and put them in the patch they think grandma can do anything.
By Laura Lynn Jump from Florida
Every year I buy those little sponge creatures that grow when you put them in water from Walgreens like spiders, creepy bugs and things like that. About 2 weeks before Halloween, I fill those big pretzel containers with water and food coloring and then line them all along the sidewalk.
