This tutorial shows another method for making Halloween luminaries. Such an easy way to add some Halloween fun to your front porch! This DIY Halloween street sign is one of my favorite Halloween projects. I love the size, the colors, and the cute street names. It was basically free to make (it’s made out of pallet wood) and just looks so cute in our yard during Halloween. Making holiday pillows with your Cricut or Silhouette is easy! This Halloween pillow turned out so cute. The white trim around the edges is the perfect finishing touch. Not a fan of carving pumpkins? No Worries, you can still have great-looking pumpkins for Halloween. All you need is a pumpkin, a little bit of vinyl, and your cutting machine to turn a plain-looking pumpkin into something fabulous for Halloween. I love making holiday themed doormats! They are such a fun way to dress up your front porch. This step-by-step tutorial shows you how to use your Cricut or Silhouette to make your own Halloween doormat! Easy Halloween Door Hanger

Are you looking for a fun and unique way to carve pumpkins for Halloween? I recently learned how to use a Dremel tool to create amazing designs in pumpkins. It’s so much fun (and a bit messy). I can’t wait to try more designs!How about adding a Halloween wreath to your front door? I love the combination of a spooky Halloween wreath with a cute welcome sign. Witches are probably my favorite Halloween character. I like them because they can be cute, classy, sassy, sarcastic, and humorous. I also think they are super fun to create designs with because they have so many fun details like hats, boots, and brooms. Halloween outfits have arrived! Look all kinds of scary just in time for 31st October 2023 with our treat-worthy Halloween costumes. From ‘90s and ‘00s iconic looks to pirate-inspired costumes, we’ve gone all out to make sure this year is the best one yet. Don’t go it alone this year, match with your bestie in everything from angel costumes to space cowgirl numbers. From Halloween dresses to seasonal skeleton costumes and army-girl looks, the ultimate spook-approved look is here. Want something more low-key? Graphic t-shirts require minimal effort and maximum impact, just finish off the look with our Halloween accessories and get ready to cause a fright. In addition to holiday doormats, I also love to hang seasonal door hangers on my front door. This easy project is a makeover from a pumpkin found at Dollar tree. You just need a bit of vinyl and a few decorative embellishments to create this fun door sign.

Welcome guests to your home this Halloween season with this cute Halloween sign. This Halloween project is easy to make with your Silhouette or Cricut cutter.This simple Halloween sign is another easy project you can make in no time at all. It’s such a cute decoration for Halloween.

Aren’t these Halloween luminaries the cutest? All you need are some colored paper bags, battery-powered votives, and of course your cutting machine. This Frankenstein candy box is such a fun Halloween project to make. Not only is he super cute, but it always makes a great place to store your Halloween candy.This fun Halloween canvas uses battery-powered lights to create a spooky glow at night. It’s the perfect decoration for a spooky Halloween night. I love the colors and the cute Halloween graphics of this DIY felt Halloween banner. It’s so simple to make, even if you don’t have a Silhouette or Cricut, you could cut the shapes out by hand. This is such a cute way to display all your pumpkins during Halloween. With a few simple tools, you can make your own wood box. Then, use your Silhouette or Cricut to make the vinyl stencil. Also, as many others have mentioned, the cover art really doesn't represent the film at all. Michael Myers standing outside a patio door in the rain? Yeah, never happened in the original film. Odd choice. Still, it does look kinda cool - and certainly it's a different take. Sort of like an alternate version of events.