Happy (almost) Halloween! To get you excited for this spooky holiday, we are sharing a few of our favorite black, white, and red (yes, red) decorations to decor

Step up your dark entertaining with these DIY Gothic Serving Bowls... Learn how to transform a Hurricane Candle into these serving pieces fit for a Rock Star.

Transform your space with these charmingly eerie DIY Gothic candle holders perfect for a Halloween tablescape! Whether you're gearing up for a spooky dinner party, a goth-themed gathering, or simply want to add character to your home decor, this creative project is both easy and fun. Get tips on materials to use, unique design ideas that will set the mood, and how to create a haunting atmosphere with just a few simple steps. Your guests won't be able to resist complimenting your spooky…

Learn how to make Egg Carton Flowers and create this DIY Gothic Black Floral Lighted Garland - perfect as Gothic or Halloween Wedding Reception Decor

Bat Napkin Folding: Get creative with your Halloween place settings! These fun bat napkins are a cinch, and take less than one minute to fold. No need to be an origami expert to master this technique. These napkins are great for Halloween, but they would also be perfec…

Continuing my skulls-and-flowers theme, here's a vintage gothic beauty straight out of Christine McConnell's house, or maybe the Tower of Terror. I bet it'd work year-round for some of you, or at least make a spooky chic centerpiece for a Halloween party. My inspiration came from this photo floating all over Pinterest, made by floral designer Kim Taylor: I decided to try a Dollar Tree version, so at our local store I grabbed this plastic skull and ceramic stand: ...plus some silk roses…

Love Halloween but not big into Halloween crafts? These DIY Halloween lace candle holders are the perfect quick and easy holiday craft idea!

Creepy cloth curtains

In just a few simple steps, create a DIY Skull Wine Bottle Stopper. If you're a fan of skulls or perhaps planning for a Halloween dinner party, this tutorial is for you...