Halloween has already passed but it's not too late to have that eerie vibe the whole month. Here are some of the designs to give you that little BOOst.
Candlesticks on a Bottle
This little trick can light up your porch or backyard and still give that creepy vibe. You can use an old bottle and refurbish it by coloring it with black and putting a candle on top. Once dried, you can always replenish the candlestick with a new one. Try it out and give your neighbors a little scare.
Scary Door Paint
Never let your artistic side fade! You can always paint your door or tamper it with some creepy stickers with some creepy visuals. It will surely be one not to be messed with.
Spooky Curtains
You can also add some spice to your curtains using tattered fabrics. Make sure to have it as dark as possible as the light from your room will give it the exquisite scare.
Scary balloon pop-ups
You can either create one or buy from a local shop near you. One good type is a a spider shaped balloon. These little poppers can make every little bone in their body tremble!
Crime Scene Cutout
You can imitate the chalk outline at a crime scene in your backyard. You can draft it on paper and cut it seamlessly.
Improvised Pumpkin Head
To add spice, you can add a movement sensor to it which activates light when it detects a movement. Every kid that passes will have the biggest scare of his/her life.
Creepy Lantern Post
You can also add a little creep to your post by dressing it up with some nice weave of spider webs and a little scary artifacts as well.
Skull Candy Holder
You can order these materials at your local shop or online. Use a skull shaped candy holder to give little kids some scare when getting their treats.
Halloween is a time of the year where people go to scare others and at the same time, it is where they should show off their artistic side. A little scare is great but a big one can be done with greater artistic investment.
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