25 Cool DIY Halloween Lanterns And Luminaries

These awesome skulls are made of milk bottles and black electrical tape. That's a great craft project for kids! (via dollarstorecrafts).

This is a very simple project to do. Simply glue cheesecloth to mason jars. Next, cut some eyes with a circle punch and glue them too. (via modpodgerocksblog.com).

Making luminaries from tin cans is an easy and affordable way to decorate your home for Halloween. You'll need a hammer and a large nail or an awl to punch holes in tin cans, some black paint and tea lights to put inside. (via www.jollymom.com).

These mini lanterns are cut from a sheet of black metallic paper. A half sheet of white vellum was used to make the frosted windows. Inside are small battery operated tea lights. (via https:).

This craft is less than 10 minutes total to make. They look great both during the day and at night but you need frosted glass spray paint for the project. (via www.pennypinchinmom.com).

This is a quite simple project to make some quite cool decor for your front porch. (via www.polkadotchair.com).

Assorted glass jars, colored tissue paper, Mod Podge and acrylic paint are things you need to make these beautiful glowing jack-o-lanterns. DIY Glowing Monster Jars.

Glue a pair of googly eyes onto side of a mini paper cup. Punch a small hole in bottom of the cup. Hang string of lights and push a light through the hole in the cup. Repeat, repeat, repeat! (via allyou).

For these easy-to-make lamps you'll need some purple spray paint and paint marker. Print your design, put it in a spray painted jar and trace it with the marker. (via www.adventure-in-a-box.com).

Glossy black cats could watch over trick-or-treaters at your door. The project involves pumpkin carving and spray painting but it very well worth it. (via www.sunset.com).

You can draw faces on plastic gallon milk jugs with permanent marker and put string lights in each of them. You'll get yourself really gorgeous luminaries. DIY Glowing Milk Jug Ghosts.

Simply draw happy, sad, scary, goofy faces on paper bags and put LED tea lights inside of them. (via www.crayonsandcollars.com).

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Nothing could be simpler than gluing up lace to mason jars. (via justagirlandherblog.com).

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This is a great table decoration but you can line up your porch with them too. Cut out vinyl silhouettes or buy Halloween stickers. Fix them on jars and spray paint these jars. Remove the silhouettes and enjoy! (via princesspinkygirl.com).

DIY Halloween Mummy Lanterns.