DIY Halloween Decorations

1. DIY Eco - Friendly
Halloween Decorations
Click to see how these everyday items can be
reused and transformed in to spooky
Halloween decorations.

2. DIY Toilet Paper Mummy
A fun way to recycle your toilet paper rolls this Halloween is to turn them into to
spooky mummies.
This fun activity for kids will have them loving every second of recycling! Lets get
mummified!

3. Step 1- Gather Supplies
2. Leftover toilet paper
or white paper
1. Toilet paper rolls 3. Google eyes
4. Glue 5. Scissors (Optional)

4. Step 2 - Get Crafting
● Cut or rip leftover toilet paper
into thin sheets.
● Wrap the toilet paper around the
empty roll.
● Glue googly eyes towards the top
of your roll.

5. Step 4 - Optional*
● Take another toilet paper roll and cut out
arms for your mummy.
● Glue the arms to the side of your mummy
● Wrap with toilet paper for an extra spooky
effect

6. DIY Milk Carton Ghost
Make recycling fun with this simple way to make use of your empty milk cartons
instead of throwing them away!
All you will need for this spooky halloween decoration is:

7. Step 1: What you will need
● Empty milk cartons
● Black construction paper
● LED candles

8. Step 2: Cleaning
The first step in creating this eco-friendly ghost is to gather your empty milk carton
and to simple clean it out using soap and water to avoid any smell

9. Step 3: Design
Once you have cleaned your milk carton, take your black construction paper and
cut out spooky eyes and mouths to make your ghost come to life

10. Step 4: Create your face
Once you have created your ghost face, you can then glue your eyes and mouth
onto your milk carton.

11. Step 5: Display
Put your LED candle inside your milk carton to make it glow, and put your new
decoration outside for everyone to see!

12. DIY Tattle Monsters
A simple, yet decorative way to spice up your
household for Halloween! These tattle tissue box
monsters can be made in 15 minutes and are fun
for everyone to make.

13. Step 1 - What You’ll Need
Gather the supplies for your craft. For these little monsters you’ll need…
● Empty Tissue Boxes
● Spray Paint
● Acrylic Paint
● White Craft Foam
● Pencil or Marker
● Egg Cartons
● Googly Eyes
● Scissors
● Hot Glue Gun

14. Step 2 - Spray Paint
Take your empty tissue box and
spray paint it the color of your choice!
There is so much room for creativity - you
can use one color, multiple colors,
different patterns, etc. This step is best
recommended to do outside. Then, wait
for it to completely dry to continue.

15. Step 2 - Design
This step is optional, but if you
would like to add patterns or shapes
onto your monster box you can!
Simply take acrylic paint of your
choice to add polka dots, stripes, or
other designs to your monster.

16. Step 3 - Eyes & Teeth
Create some sharp teeth with jagged lines
on a piece of white craft foam then cut them out
for your monster.
At the same time, you can cut a recycled egg
carton and attach some googly eyes to it to allow
your monster to see!

17. Step 4 - Bring Your Monster to Life!
Now that you’ve prepared all the
pieces of your monster, it’s time to put
them together. Carefully use a hot glue
gun to attach the eyes and teeth to the
body of the monster. And Viola!