Decorate For Halloween For Around $20
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Halloween is my favorite holiday. I love to read ghost stories and watch classic horror movies. Heck, I even like watching the Halloween themed cartoons on Disney-though, I like to say it’s for the kids. 😉
I also like to bargain shop for Halloween decorations, and if I need to get creative about it, I will!
I found a fun way to decorate this year using Halloween decor  from the Dollar Tree and it came to around $20-I had paint and other supplies on hand, so I didn’t count that.
Here are some awesome (cheap) ways to decorate for Halloween:
Buy a pumpkin trick-or-treat pail for $1.00, cut down the back, than cut out the bottom and wrap around your outside light! I also cut off the handle. Cheap, fast, and easy! {via source}
Hanging spooky spider webs is a very inexpensive way to decorate for Halloween. Just throw some up in a corner, or on a door. {via source}
Shop Scary-Good $1 Halloween Deals at DollarTree.com
Pick up some cheap picture frames, spray paint them white (or any color you’d like). Cut out some fun Halloween images and glue them to the glass. {via source}
Get a dollar store touch light with base painted black and use black marker to draw the face of Jack Skellington. Super easy! {via source}
Spruce up your yard with these spooky bush eyes! The coolest thing about this idea is that they are made out of pumpkin trick or treat buckets! {via source}
Here is a very simple, easy and fast Halloween craft. Grab some tall white candles from the dollar store and draw ghost faces on them using a sharpie. {via source}
To create these super cool skull candlesticks you’ll need glitter skulls, candlesticks and a 2-pack of battery powered tea-light candles. {via source}
Everything Is Just $1 At DollarTree.com!
You’ll need a plastic skeleton with joints you can take apart, a glass taper candle holder and a glass tealight holder. {via source}
You’ll need a plastic skeleton with joints you can take apart, a glass taper candle holder and a glass tealight holder {via source}
This spooky spider headband will cost you just $4 and took you less than 5 minutes to make! {via source}
