30+ Stylishly Spooky DIY Halloween Decorations

Skip the traditional orange decor in lieu of another hue (millennial pink, anyone?) and the result is surprisingly chic. Round out the fireplace with a DIY pennant spelling out "Happy Halloween" — or another message from beyond the grave.

What you'll need: black cardstock ($8, ), black ribbon ($10, )

Even though apothecary jars have been around for awhile, we've never seen this festival fall spin before. Fill it with bright orange leaves to make a vibrant statement.

What you'll need: apothecary jar ($18, ), artificial leaves ($3 for a 100-pack, )

The entryway mirror is the perfect starting point for party decorations. Thanks to handy glue dots, eerie silhouettes can greet guests when they first walk in.

What you'll need: black cardstock ($8, ), glue dots ($4, )

Sure, the front stoop might be your go-to spot for jack-o-lanterns, but don't forget about the inside. Group plain and painted pumpkins in the fireplace for a chic living room display.

What you'll need: painter's tape ($6, ), spray paint ($4, )

Fall foliage looks sleeker on your door than scattered across the lawn. This wreath's changes up an otherwise traditional fall decoration.

What you'll need: waxed floral wire ($3, ), picture frame ($9, )

There's a secret to this squash centerpiece. Hollow out the gourd, then hide a water-filled vase inside for long-lasting blooms. Stud mini pumpkins with brass tacks for an extra pop.

What you'll need: vase ($12, ), thumb tacks ($5, )

Pave the way for trick-or-treaters with a set of planters modeled after the falling leaves. Follow the free template for goof-proof carving.

What you'll need: painter's tape ($6, ), faux leaves ($19, )

Origami novices, don't panic. There's a video tutorial that explains each step between paper and pumpkin.

What you'll need: origami paper ($14, ), twine ($6, )

Vintage apothecary bottles serve double-duty as vases for dried blooms.

What you'll need: fall flowers ($12, ), glass bottles ($30, )

Wrap up your own Halloween wreath with black yarn and add some creepy creatures for extra spook.

What you'll need: crow ($6, )

Well, not real bats. Create a scene of eerie, paper versions with this simple DIY.

What you'll need: black felt ($6, ), black duct tape ($8, )

Draw the eye up on your fireplace mantel by decorating with found objects — this blogger already had plenty of Harry Potter décor lying around.

What you'll need: birdcage ($29, ), fake skull ($13, )

Play a trick on your guest's eyes by dangling from a .

What you'll need: fishing line ($4, ), Halloween pumpkins ($8, )

They're way less scary when you top 'em with a flower or plant.

What you'll need: gold skull ($12, )

Set against mums, pumpkins and bales of hay, a is a not-so-frightening way to ring in the holiday.

What you'll need: banner ($11, ), fall wreath ($27, )

Frankly, spiders are only welcome around the house when they're in the form of an adorable, fuzzy garland.

What you'll need: black pipe cleaners ($5, ), twine ($7, )

Sure, orange and black is a classic Halloween color combo — but think outside of the box. This purple and black vignette is just as spooky.

What you'll need: feather wreath ($20, ), purple candle ($8, )

Anything unexpected is acceptable in October. This blogger used a as part of her decorating scheme, which still looks cute after the 31st.

What you'll need: lamp shade ($20, ), spray paint ($4, )

This witchy wooden craft is perfect if you adore farmhouse style — even on Halloween.

What you'll need: black paint ($5, ), chain ($12, )

Sometimes you just have to spell it out for them, you know?

What you'll need: decoupage glue ($5, ), upholstery tacks ($10, )

After this blogger found vintage records with orange labels at a garage sale, she knew they would be the perfect for the holiday.

What you'll need: cloche ($26, ), scrapbook paper ($5, )