Skeleton Crafts for the Most Spooky Halloween

This dollar store Halloween craft lights up at night! The skulls on this DIY wreath are solar powered.

There are so many things you can do with Dollar Tree skulls! This post shows you three EASY options to revamp them for Halloween decor. They look awesome!

Add graphics to the sides of plain white pillars using tissue paper and a hair dryer.

Have you ever been inspired by something a store and made it for yourself? That is what Rebecca does with her fun skull pillow.

Learn how to make the coolest skull bean art for Halloween decorating! It’s made with real beans and is easy for both kids and adults. There’s a free template included!

Learn how to take inexpensive plastic beads and transform them into unique skull earrings for everyday Halloween-inspired wear!

This DIY Halloween skull display takes only a few minutes to put together – it’s the perfect last-minute holiday decor idea!

Learn how to make a wine cork skeleton craft that is perfect for your Halloween decor! It's an easy and budget friendly holiday project.

A dollar store skeleton, some glassware and spray paint are all you need to make this spooky dish.

This DIY personalized Trick-or-Treat bag is not only super cute—it also glows in the da

Do you remember sand art from when you were young? Revisit it in this fun Halloween project using skull mason jars! Perfect for holiday decor.

These glowing skull hands are easy to make with regular surgical gloves and Sharpies.

I wish all crafts were as easy as this drink stirrer! Check it out - it's perfect for parties!

This fun DIY skeleton wreath can be put together with a handful of dollar store Halloween finds – add it to your festive holiday décor!

These would be a fun Halloween party activity. Paint the rocks white and the kids can draw the faces with marker.

Your kids will gladly take a bath if you use these cute skull-shaped bath bombs!

Make a painted pumpkin with a skeleton design. This Halloween craft is SO easy – add Sparkle Mod Podge for a really festive touch!

Make a skeleton head out of dowel rods, then make it glow with Mod Podge Glow-in-the-Dark.

Want to make a unique Halloween invitation or card? Here’s a great idea.

A circle of skull and crossbones surround the baby's initials. So adorable!

This DIY Halloween decor is hilarious! It’s so easy to put together this skeleton in candy corn display; learn how...

Danielle is brilliant; she DIY’d her own Pottery Barn knock off skeleton vases for a fraction of the price.

I love the modern feel of this awesome skully pillow – and the cool fabric choices!

The best part of these skeleton frames is not how cool they look, but how you can change out the image when you want to.

Learn how to make a skeleton for your Halloween decor out of old milk jugs! This is a budget friendly holiday activity.