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!

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I was recently browsing Pottery Barn’s Halloween items, and I came across their Skeleton Candy Bowl—a hauntingly chic centerpiece perfect for the season.

But what was not so perfect? The price tag!
At a whopping $199, this bowl is definitely scary!
So, I decided to get creative and mimic the look on my own, using mostly dollar store supplies. Get ready to add a touch of handmade charm to your Halloween festivities without breaking the bank.
P.S. – Check out this blog post for even more Pottery Barn Halloween Dupes and DIYs!
Video Tutorial
Watch this quick video to see how this craft came together:

Pottery Barn Skeleton Bowl Dupe
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!
Materials
- Plastic skeleton
- Shallow plastic bowl, I used a "garden dish" from Dollar Tree
- E6000 glue
- Painters tape or masking tape
- Silver spray paint
- OPTIONAL: decorative rocks and tea light candles to fill the bowl
Instructions
- Watch the video tutorial before you begin, and let that be your visual guide for this project.
- Cut the hanger off the top of the plastic skeleton.
- Set the plastic skeleton under the bowl, and arrange the hands and feet to your liking.
- Glue the tops of the skeleton legs to the bottom of the bowl, and then glue the hands to the sides of the bowl. Add a bit of tape to hold the hands in place while the glue dries.
- When the glue has dried, remove the tape. Then, in a well-ventilated area, spray paint the whole project silver. Let the paint dry,
- Fill the bowl with rocks and tea light candles, if you like.
The finished silver skeleton Halloween bowl
In the background of the photo below, you’ll see my black dripping wax Halloween candles that I made from dollar store supplies as well.
More Pottery Barn Halloween Dupes:
This craft was part of a round-up video Pottery-Barn inspired dollar store Halloween crafts. You can watch it on YouTube: