Easy DIY Creepy Crawly Candle Holders

Easy DIY Creepy Crawly Candle Holders
Mason jars are cool for crafting – they can become amazing candle holders, vases, pots or anything you like. If you have some spare jars, you can make a cool Halloween decoration of them. You’ll need 4-ounce mason jars, metal spider cupcake holders and tea lights. Put the mason jars into cupcake holders and you... 
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DIY Cedar Logs Wall Decor

DIY Cedar Logs Wall Decor
Wooden logs as a part of décor, log tiles and so on are fashionable today and very popular due to the eco-friendliness and cool natural design. But you can create a similar piece yourself, the supplies are: cedarlogs, a long wooden board, a glue gun, oil for wood. First slice the logs according to the... 
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How To Lay The Table For A Formal Fall Dinner

How To Lay The Table For A Formal Fall Dinner
If you invited some guests for a formal dinner and have no ideas how to décorate the table so that it would be descent and formal enough, here’s a nice idea. Take some  black “poison” paper plates, white pumpkins, plain white china, plain wine glasses, melamine polka-dot plates, some red leaf glasses, oodles of candles,... 
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Pretty DIY Fall Owl Wreath

Pretty DIY Fall Owl Wreath
We have told of many autumn wreaths with various decorations but this one is especially cute because it’s with an owl! The supplies are: a branch wreath, pine cones, spray paints, dried flowers, a feathered foam owl and glue. Spray paint pine cones, attach the owl where you want it using glue. Add a combination... 
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DIY Liberace Pumpkin As A Colorful Fall Decor Piece

DIY Liberace Pumpkin As A Colorful Fall Decor Piece
These fascinating and crazy colorful pumpkins will be a perfect Halloween decoration, it’s an unusual approach to the traditional fall or Thanksgiving piece. You’ll need a foam pumpkin, decoupage paper and doily, glitter paint, sequins, rhinestones. Decoupage the pumpkin with decoupage paper, and glue the doily to the top. Add glitter paint to the edges... 
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DIY Jack-O-Lantern Rocks For Halloween

DIY Jack-O-Lantern Rocks For Halloween
This is a brilliant idea for Halloween! Jack-o-lantern rocks won’t cost you much money and are very simple to make. These rocks would be a perfect idea for table and mantel décor and you can also make this craft with your kids – they would be excited to paint those faces. The supplies are rocks... 
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Stylish DIY Halloween Wreath With A Skull And A Hand

Stylish DIY Halloween Wreath With A Skull And A Hand
Wreaths and garlands are a necessary decoration at any holiday. Let’s make a stylish spooky wreath for Halloween that won’t take you much time. You’ll need a foam wreath, a feather boa, black spray paint, branches & leaves, tacky glue, spooky skulls or other scary items, a thick ribbon. Spray paint the wreath black and... 
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Spooky DIY Eyeball Bouquet For Halloween Parties

Spooky DIY Eyeball Bouquet For Halloween Parties
Let’s make a cool Halloween craft for party décor! For a Halloween eyeball bouquet you’ll need STYROFOAM Brand Foam, 5 – 6 balls, a pot or a vase, wiggle eyes, chenille stems, acrylic craft paints, toothpicks, low-temp glue gun, a paintbrush, a pencil, wire knippers. Insert a foam ball or other chunk of STYROFOAM Brand... 
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DIY Chic Wall Art Of Recycled Wood

DIY Chic Wall Art Of Recycled Wood
Let’s create a chic and stylish wall art of recycled wood. You’ll need scrap wood, paint samples in various shades, paint brushes, wood stain, liquid nails and caulking gun, some pieces of plywood and picture hanging hardware. First scrap the pieces and paint them with various samples. Cut the 45 degree angles using a saw... 
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Shabby Chic Wall Art Of Cedar And Sackcloth

Shabby Chic Wall Art Of Cedar And Sackcloth
An Eastern-style wall art without wasting much money? Sure! The supplies are linen sackcloth and cedar bars. The author of this wall art just took a brick wall and some coat. First make a silhouette of the tree of coat; cut the bars by hand, changing their size according to the contours. For the branches... 
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