When it comes to Halloween, you do not have to spend a lot of money on decorations when you use your imagination. Of course, one of the main highlights of Halloween is the pumpkin. Buy a couple of them and download some of the free Halloween stencils online to use as your design. Cut off the top of the pumpkin, scoop out the inside, and mark with permanent marker. Cut out as usual. If you decide on a certain character for your pumpkin, you can use clothing that the character wears and fill it with crumpled newspaper. Tie the ends of the clothing together to hold in the newspaper and display your pumpkin on your lawn. A small table can be used to hold the pumpkin in place.
Trick or Treat Ghosts
Contents
- 27 Cute Pumpkin Stencils – Easy for kids.
- 20 Nick Jr. Pumpkin Stencils Umi Zoomie, Bubble Guppies, Dora and more
- 21 Disney Pumpkin Stencils Mickey Mouse, Phineas and Ferb, princesses and more
- 30 Pumpkin Stencils from Hershey’s – Love these!
- 46 Intricate Pumpkin Stencils – For the advanced carver
- 19 Traditional Stencils– If you sign in or register so you can sign in you will get access to them all. They are FREE!!
- 30 Geeky Pumpkin Stencils – Star Wars, Dr. Who, Star Trek, Angry Birds, Pokemon, Hello Kitty, Mario and more.
- 47 More Geek-Inspired Stencils – Marvel Comics, Dr. Who, Ghostbusters, Walking Dead, Hunger Games, True Blood, Twilight and other favs.
- 20 Random Stencils – Tinkerbell, Colonel Sanders, Gary Coleman.
- 10 Halloween Stencils – Skulls, cats, bats and all other traditional types.
- 13 Face Stencils – Clowns, Jack’O’Lanterns and others.
- 100 Pop Culture Stencils – Bettie Page, to the Beatles, Rocket from Little Einsteins.
- 59 Pumpkin Stencils – Traditional Halloween designs, to Mario, Thomas the Train, and Smurfs.
- 8 Simple Stencils – Very easy for little hands.
- 6 Random Stencils – Mostly paid but a few random freebies.
- 56 Extremely Detailed Stencils – Fantasy creatures such as unicorns and dragons.
- 25 Stencils – Cute, scary, and traditional.
- 16 Halloween-Themed Stencils – There are some for every skill level here.
- 12 Themed Stencils – Patriotic, awareness ribbons, and some traditional halloween themes.
- 11 Star Wars Stencils
- 100 ‘Un-Halloween’ Pumpkin Stencils – Animals, celebrities, fantasy, patriotic, Christian, and more.
- 8 Halloween Stencils – From faces, to whole-pumpkin decorations.
- 28 Cat Stencils
- 8 Military Themed Stencils
- 14 Pop Culture Stencils – Assassin’s Creed, Facebook, Glee, Winnie the Pooh, and more.
- 12 Midwestern Themed Stencils – Corn, barns, wheat, etc.
Trick or Treat Ghosts are easy and fun to make. All you need is some Tootsie Pops, some paper towels, wool scraps, and permanent markers. Cut the paper towel in quarters, place over the Tootsie Pop and tie around the base of the lollipop with orange and green wool. Use the permanent marker to draw the facial features. Your kids will like helping you to do this easy Halloween craft, and the recipients will love them!
Halloween Mobile
A Halloween mobile is also an easy craft to make. Purchase a couple of white pillowcases from the second hand store. Blow up a couple of balloons to use as the head. Cut the pillowcases into lengths that will cover the balloon and leave some of the material hanging. You will them tie the material around the base of the balloon for the neck. Cut the lower piece of material into strips. Use black construction paper to make facial features and glue these to the ghost faces. Take some fishing line and string the ghost heads onto a coat hanger. Hang these outside to blow in the wind as they greet young trick or treaters that come calling.