Give your old Halloween decor a makeover with this DIY Foil Skulls tutorial, or transform a Dollar Store plastic skull into a work of art.

This unique Halloween decor piece can be used on it's own as a standalone piece of decor, or incorporated into a wreath or made into a fake flower vase

Marilyn from JCD | DIY + Crafter | Latine Content Creator on Instagram: "Everything fits inside!! I plan to wrap the skull back up with some white bandages. This skull has a head injury and waiting for it to dry. I can’t wait to mail this to my nephew #tweens #HappyMail #HappyFriday #fridaythe13th Skull and transfer run-ons available @dollartree #dollartreefinds #dollartree #easycraft #halloweenidea #boobasket"

Out of all the new things I learned over the past year, making paper mache skulls was probably one of the best. I have to credit Spooky Blue...

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…

Made from recycled plastic bottles.

Refractory cement skulls for your fire pit. Let us show you how it is done!