Diy skulls

Milk Jug Skulls: These skulls are made with the gallon size milk, water or ice tea jugs! The plastic jug is melted and shaped over a master skull.

DIY Cement Skulls for Halloween: I thought I loved Halloween but my kiddo LOVES Halloween. With that being said I thought we needed some additional long-lasting, albeit cheap, decorations. I don't mean cheap in a way that it will die after the season I made them. If you know me, th…

Do you want to add something spooktacular to your Halloween decorations? This booootiful skull is really easy to make and will send shivers down your spine.

Refractory cement skulls for your fire pit. Let us show you how it is done!

Inspiration for MAKING a pretty life!

Out of all the new things I learned over the past year, making paper mache skulls was probably one of the best. I have to credit Spooky Blue...

Mary Beth Wilhelm on Instagram: "DIY CREEPY WALL ART! Most items used are from Dollar General! I had a frame at home so didn’t need to buy one, but they sell them there as well. Materials needed: Frame Cardboard the size of your frame Dollar store skull and skeleton hands Dollar store Lantern Hot glue gun & glue sticks Cheesecloth Mod Podge & water Black paint or spray paint Another super easy Halloween craft that’s fairly affordable!"

How I created this spooky chandelier that I got inspired by from thenavagepatch.com It was a bit challenging but so much fun and worth every minute spent on it. It creates the perfect eerie ambiance for your front porch and won't cost you $$ cause almost everything is bought from the Dollar Tree. I do want to note: I do not recommend the foam skulls. One has already broken off from the chandelier due to the weight of the candle. I recommend buying the plastic skulls instead. Happy crafting!

Give your old Halloween decor a makeover with this DIY Foil Skulls tutorial, or transform a Dollar Store plastic skull into a work of art.