Straight out of the recycle bin, this family of Plastic Bottle Ghosts are quick and easy to create just in time to decorate for Halloween.

Grab just a few Dollar Store supplies and make these Craft Stick Jack-O-Lanterns to decorate this Halloween season!

This Candy Corn Clay Pot Craft is not only adorable but also a great way to decorate for an autumn or Halloween-themed party. They also make a cute gift your kids can give to their teacher before fall break!

Clay Pot-Jack-o-Lanterns are the perfect kid-friendly craft project to do as a family and subtle way to decorate for the season.

This Halloween Mini Sign is the perfect way to decorate without the ghosts and goblins and celebrate the day in a modest way.

Grab some dollar store supplies and make these DIY black Halloween candles with a dripping wax effect inspired by Pottery Barn.

Grab a few dollar store supplies and come craft with me. We're making a Pottery Barn Skeleton Bowl Dupe for a fraction of the store price!

Grab a few dollar store supplies and make this Pottery Barn ghost cloche dupe - a perfect craft to make and decorate for Halloween.

Y'all know I love a good deal, so I was excited when I found all of the supplies to make Dollar Tree Bandana Pumpkins. They turned out so cute, went together in just 15 minutes, and only cost $5.00 (for two)!

Easily turn your front porch into a graveyard with a few Dollar Store styrofoam boards, pumpkins, and lanterns. This idea works for porches of all sizes.

Turn ordinary brooms into sparkly cool witch’s brooms with some glitter, ribbon, and embellishments. What a cool, low-maintenance way to decorate for Halloween!

Take your jack-o-lanterns to new heights by putting them inside of a cage and dangling them on your front porch. This is a cool way to give new look to lanterns.

Pull off this look with a few Dollar Store lanudry baskets and some skeletons from the Halloween decor section. Zip tie or hot glue them together, add some chains, and you have a cute caged look.

This plastic skull topiary is sure to be the topic of discussion by all who visit your home. It’s simple to do and inexpensive to create.

Cassidy Garcia turns dollar store finds into creepy Halloween decorations.

A unique wreath to make for Halloween. Made with skeleton hands then spray painted, this wreath is a tried and true project.

October officially ushers in the season of ghosts and goblins, so making this Halloween bat wreath will add the perfect touch to your decor.

These are super cute and easy to make. If you’re looking for a quick Halloween party centerpiece, give these a try!

Mason jars, white yarn, and black spiders come together to make the easiest spider web mason jar ever. Add a tealight candle to quickly turn it into a luminary.

A super unique way to turn mini mason jars into spiders. Spray paint the mini jars black, add googly eyes and use pipe cleaners for legs. This is a craft project perfect for kids to do.

Turn your mason jars into an ombre masterpiece by painting three of them different shades of orange and one of them white. Paint the tops green and add a cork or stick from outside as a stem.

You can make a trio of black cats for Halloween in about an hour using supplies from Dollar Tree. This is a fun, easy Halloween craft idea.

These are Mickey And Minnie Topiaries are totally adorable and the best part is, @myjoystory on TikTok said that she got her supplies from the Dollar Tree!

Create a bone-chilling candle dish to use as a centerpiece at your next party. You can also use it to serve beverages or candy.

This boneyard lantern is a super unique way to decorate for your next Halloween gathering. Costing just pennies on a dollar, you can create several of these to place around different areas in a room.

Decorate mason jars with googly eyes and spiders to hold utensils and straws for your party. Place them on a platter surrounded with brown and orange M&Ms for an added look.

Making a fabric garland is an easy way to decorate a mantel space, wall space, table, or any other area you’d like to decorate. This garland can also be used far beyond the Halloween season.

Looking for a party favor to send your guests home with? Making these gift tags for soap and hand sanitizers is the perfectly inexpensive way to make something your guests can actually use and remember. These are also a great idea if your kids need something for their class party.

Using yarn of different colors, you can create this easy yarn tassel ghost garland. The process is easy to follow and the results are super cute and non-scary ghosts that can be hung anywhere.

These witch legs are sure to be the topic of the party when made and used as a centerpiece.

Learn how to make these DIY terracotta pumpkins using Dollar Tree pumpkins for a simple & gorgeous Pottery Barn dupe!

Today, I’m sharing how to make a Halloween Gnome using items from the Dollar Tree as part of the Creative Halloween Crafts Collaboration. So let’s get started!

I found some items that I thought would make a good Halloween vignette. 

Bring some sparkle to your pumpkin patch with our step-by-step guide on creating a stunning Sequin Polka Dot DIY Pumpkin.

This craft tutorial will walk you through how to distress pumpkins and give them a crackle finish.

This pumpkin topiary is created with Dollar Store pumpkins, paint, and peel-and-stick letters. It’s a versatile pumpkin craft project that can be changed to match your own theme and decorative style.

Wrap a pumpkin in burlap, add strips of ribbon, and top of it off (literally) with a floral embellishment and you’ll have a chic burlap pumpkin of your own.

Use a concrete pumpkin planter stuff with faux fall floral flowers as a cute tablescape or centerpiece.

Use a variety of jack-o-lantern style pumpkins and turn it into a topiary for your front porch or use it to decorate for your Halloween party.

Use pumpkins to decorate with a farmhouse theme style by painting them white (or another pastel color) and using them as a centerpiece for your table.

Use pumpkins to show off your love for the stars and constellations by painting them black (or white) and then using a paint marker to draw stars and constellations on them.