Some frightened pumpkins at in the foreground and menacing witches in the background. Add some green lighting in the cauldron (battery-operated), red lighting in a wood fire pit underneath. Hang a cauldron in the middle, while illuminated mason jars hanging from rope helps to balance the edges. To DIY, you will need some tree branches for the support structure. Witches Brewing PotĮlaborate and spooky at the same time, this scene will be sure to delight and scare your visitors. Give this guy a friend to double the scare factor! (via Halloween Forum) 12. This spooky character will be sure to scare your guests if you place it by your front door, porch or patio. This creepy pumpkin DIY was crafted from cheesecloth with a skeleton underneath, a faux angry pumpkin head and a tea light to illuminate the face. Some black, gray and green spray paint will add some color to appear like the mummy came out of the ground. Some of the materials you will need includes plywood, quilt batting, muslin and wire. They are simple to create for those that love to DIY, otherwise, you can copy this look by purchasing the mummy at a store. Dirt-Stained Mummyįill your yard with these full-figure mummies. Materials List: gray & white spray paint, dye in brown or mixture of colors (powdered or liquid), craft paint in brown, black, white, red, reddish brown and paint pens in yellow and gray. These would also look great on a mantel or coffee table. Dowels were used to help these barbies to stand upright, running up through the back of their clothing and into their nappy hair. These barbie zombies were inspired by the movie, “The Walking Dead”. Twas the nightmare before Christmas… and this pumpkin scarecrow is walking away with the happy pumpkins. The skeleton is covered in an old, warm out cloth to add to the creepy factor. Take heed of this warning, “Touch Nothing and Nothing will Touch You!” A warning for your guests-beware and be scared! This creepy DIY project involves a scary sign with a skeleton wrapped around it. A few other elements helped to create these eerie ghouls that will be sure to scare your trick-or-treaters! These would go well at your front door, or set off to the side, looking menacing! (via Grim Graham / Flickr) 7. There were created out of wood for the base and mounted on a metal pole. These cool Halloween decorations will add some scare factor to your property. (via Grim Hallow Haunt) 6. Cloaked Ghosts A black, see-through material was used on the inside of the hood to create a faceless look. They were then dyed a slightly darker color to replicate the look of the props around them.Black material was used under them to give the appearance of “floating” in low light. Simple yet sinister, these DIY grim reapers were created using drop cloths from Lowe’s. Graveyard With A Spooky AmbianceĪdd a fog machine to your spooky graveyard to set the tone, perfect for after dark! (via countryfair-joanne) 5. This one includes seasonal flowers in a basket and a festive scarf for the occasion! (via countryfair-joanne) 4. An old bike can be repurposed to seat a 6′ rubber skeleton.
You can also purchase tombstones already to place on your yard from places such as Home Depot, Target or Walmart. Transform your property into a graveyard with tombstones constructed out of large pieces of foam.
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Head to your local store that sells skeletons and fill a wheelbarrow full of leaves to place your skeleton structure in. DIY Cemetery On Your LawnĪ wheelbarrow full of bones will is a simple DIY.
You could easily DIY this scarecrow with a faux or real pumpkin head using your own scary carved out face! (via Etsy) 2. A battery operated tea light illuminates the pumpkin face. This “Nightmare Before Christmas Inspired Pumpkin King Scarecrow” is perfect for your lawn decoration.
Note: Looking for more ideas and inspiration, check out some past feature articles we have presented on this topic: 37 Spooktacularly amazing outdoor Halloween ideas and 33 Amazingly creative Halloween front door decorating ideas. Be sure to let us know which one you find the scariest and why in the comments below! So try creating an enchanting and spooky landscape this Halloween season with our collection of ideas below.
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If you have no idea where to start, don’t worry, we have some great ideas below, with some tips on how to put these scary scenes together. Halloween is a fun time of the year and a time where you can get your creative juices flowing and devise a plan to transform your yard. We have put together a collection of outdoor halloween inspiration to turn your property into a spooktacular landscape that will surely scare your trick-or-treaters.
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