Diy skeleton head decor

Scare the neighbors with a Two Headed Skeleton. This two-headed life-size posable skeleton Halloween decoration will make your house the creepiest on the block!

Halloween celebration is no fun without skulls and skeletons. The cute, small skeleton on a wreath is a fun idea to celebrate Halloween. This DIY Halloween wreath for the front door requires a few supplies but turns out to be amazing!

Transform Cheap Dollar Store Plastic Skulls Into High Quality, Realistic Looking Halloween Props: In this instructable I will show you how to transform low quality Dollar store skulls into high quality, expensive looking halloween props.I will detail two methods you can use to achieve these effects.

Continuing my skulls-and-flowers theme, here's a vintage gothic beauty straight out of Christine McConnell's house, or maybe the Tower of Terror. I bet it'd work year-round for some of you, or at least make a spooky chic centerpiece for a Halloween party. My inspiration came from this photo floating all over Pinterest, made by floral designer Kim Taylor: I decided to try a Dollar Tree version, so at our local store I grabbed this plastic skull and ceramic stand: ...plus some silk roses…

Hometalk on Instagram: "Grab 5 Dollar Tree skeleton hands...💀🧙‍♀️🎃👻"

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.

Dollar store DIY creepy wall art!! I must admit, this turned out better than I thought it would! The entire project cost less than $4, as I already had...

This STUNNING DIY Skeleton Halloween Frame Wall Decor tutorial will save you a BUNDLE of money. Why pay $500 when you can make your own! Step by step photos

Inspiration for MAKING a pretty life!

John and I just wrapped up the fastest craft we've ever made, and DANG IT LOOKS COOL: Even better, it tricks your eye as you walk around it. From straight on it looks 2D, but move to the side... A video posted by Jen Yates (@epbot) on Oct 10, 2016 at 8:19pm PDT See? SO COOL. Even better, this cost just $4 in materials, and took maybe 20 minutes to put together. Think you're not crafty? Then start here, peeps, for instant, easy craft gratification. Here's what you need, all of which I found…