20 Inexpensive Halloween Decorations That You Can Reuse

The big poop of all cheap Halloween decorations? Bat bag. This set contains 24 bat outlines in various sizes and tape so you can stick them to any flat, dry surface. The bats have pop-up wings that you can fold and pose however you want, and they even come in fun holographic colors.

Jack-o’-lantern blow molds are so nostalgic. This little 17-inch thing isn’t big, but it’s yes Quite a deal. It looks so sweet glowing in your front window at night. Something to note: Reviewers on Walmart.com say the cord is shorter, so consider placing it closer to an outlet.

How cute is this petite spider with eight huge, flowing legs? It would look great hanging in the center of a room, nailing its legs to the ceiling so they hang down, or hanging it in a doorway for trick-or-treaters to walk underneath. For just $15, this decor can make a huge impact.

“Hey Boo.” “Let’s go, ghouls.” Indeed, the list of clever Halloween sayings you could slap on this thing is endless. Letter boards are a simple, festive way to decorate your home or work office, or a fun small room decoration for teens.

If you’re not a giant spider decorator but prefer subtle accents, swap out your regular taper candles for Michaels’ Bone Candles. The craft chain also offers an adorable trio of mini ghost candles for $9.99, if that’s more your style.

This garland will hit your nostalgia in the best possible way. Every picture is really vintage, some are from the 1920s and are about 4 inches tall. The wreath spans 6.5 feet, making it comfortable enough to hang on any mantle or in any doorway.

At 20 feet long, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, and with the ability to connect multiple string lights, what can’t this $10 string light do?

If you’re into pink Halloween decorations, you’ll love these little hanging ghosts with floral accessories. The price shown is for a Ghost and they are available in three colors.

Why are wreaths always so expensive? They’re the easiest way to instantly brighten your entryway with a festive feel, and the convenience seems to be baked into the price somehow. This witch’s wreath measures 24 inches in diameter and is made from fade-resistant material, so it should stay bold and colorful for years to come. for fans The nightmare before christmas, Walmart is also selling 15-inch metal wreaths with Jack, Sally, Zero, and Oogie Boogie faces for $11.86 (as well as this super cute cat and moon wreath for $15).

Need bowl fillers to complete the centerpiece or a little pop of color to bring your tablescape to life? These monster eyeballs are made from 100% wool and you can choose the color you want if you stick to a specific color palette.

A few decorative crows will get you far: They’ll look pretty perched on your mantle or bookshelf, on top of your kitchen cabinets, and any other high place a bird might land in your home.

If you don’t want to worry about lights and extension cords but still want your yard to feel Halloween-y, then you need giant spider webs. Descending from a corner of your porch or a small tree in your yard, they make a big statement—even more so if you have an equally large spider perched in the middle of it.

If your front yard mesh needs some extra large residents, well, here it is. This giant spider’s legs are movable so you can keep him clinging to your web, and his eyes light up for added effect. Don’t worry, though—it’s battery-powered, which means no messy wires here.

You can probably make an entire seasonal flower arrangement fairly cheaply, but you can also just insert a few stems like this into an existing flower arrangement if you have it. Michaels has great deals on seasonal flowers this time of year, so browse for your favorite picks and picks.

Hang these illuminated five-color hats from your porch ceiling or pergola, or crowd your entryway to add fun to a grand entrance to your Halloween party. There are six hats in a set, and they’re waterproof, so you can totally use them in your yard, too.

These little wooden poison bottles are treasured for their cartoonish horror. The price listed is for a bottle of potion, available in three styles.

Is it even a holiday if you don’t put down a decorative doormat? Lowe’s has some great deals under $15 this year, including this cute little candy corn. It’s something you can put away during the holidays and expect to unfold it again in perfect condition year after year. (This spider web will come home with me.)

This mini skeleton joins some other skeletons in cute poses and doing mischief together – climbing up bookshelves, climbing stair railings, or hanging from light fixtures. Even better if you have kids and can borrow some dollhouse furniture.

If you have shrubs or trees in your front yard, monster eyes like these are an easy, inexpensive way to decorate. This strand has three sets of twinkling eyes that you can place in your landscape so they can wink at unsuspecting passers-by.

An easy, inexpensive way to decorate any holiday is to find downloadable photos you like on Etsy and print them at your nearest photo hub. Slip them into frames around the house, place them in front of your go-to family photos, and there you have it: affordable, quirky art.