I looovvveee Hallowe’en. I think it’s because it’s one of the few holidays where I get to dress up and don’t have to buy presents! I’ve done quite a bit of research on paper decorations for previous Hallowe’ens and my house is decorated top to bottom with them. Here are some of my favourites. Sorry about the low-res images, they’re the best I could find.
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I have this garland in my hall and it’s one of my favourite decorations. You can find the template for the little silhouettes on papercrave.com
Details on how to make these ‘cute’ mice are available on marthastewart.com
The template for this seems to have disappeared off the web (don’t you hate when that happens) but they’re very easy to work out yourself.
I originally found this on prackticideas.com
The pumpkins in the photo above are actually made from seed paper from Botanical Papers and so, if planted, will give rise to plants, lovely! The original tutorial can be found on craftinessisnotoptional.com
Simple but effective. Find the hallowe’en templates on countryliving.com
I can think of no spookier welcome for your visitors than a menagerie of monsters. You can make your monsters from black cardboard or black paper, like I did, and you’ll find instructions on how to make them on wired.com
Or how about a ghoulish entrance!
Instructions on how to make these hanging bats is on marthastewart.com
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