Last updated on January 22nd, 2024
Halloween ideas on Pinterest are in the hundreds of thousands!
But, really good Halloween ideas on Pinterest are right here in this post.
As I sit here typing this, I am alone in my house with my Chesapeake Bay Retriever, Stella – the kids are at school, and the hubby is at work.
I love these days!
In this moment, I am my own boss and I can go at my own pace.
The windows are open and it’s a crisp, Fall day.
I hear the crickets chirping outside and the occasional car drive by on this quiet afternoon.
Fall is such a great season!
To me, it’s a time to slow down a little (compared to summer when the warm weather is “calling my name” to go to the pool and on vacation), with the days getting shorter, and the landscape becoming so colorful!
With that said – I am getting into the “spirit” of Halloween and just overall Fall and all that comes with it!
Best Halloween Ideas on Pinterest
So, I thought I’d scan one of my favorite sites – Pinterest – for some great Halloween/Fall ideas!
I could spend hours and hours on Pinterest!
With this list of the top 14 best Halloween ideas on Pinterest, I hope to save you some time and provide you with inspiration to help you enjoy this great season!
I have combined the 14 resources into 4 categories:
- Everything Pumpkin
- Halloween Treats
- Fall/Halloween DΓ©cor
- Fall Bucket List
Everything Pumpkin – Halloween ideas on pinterest
Pumpkin Carving Templates
Sometimes the simple Jack-O-Lantern pattern just isn’t enough.
Nowadays, you can find so many cool ways of carving your pumpkins, including even faces of your kids’ favorite TV/movie characters!
This great website called The Prudent Patron has put together a list of 10 Sites for Free Pumpkin Carving Patterns and Templates.
The kids will LOVE having so many templates to choose from!
Decorating Pumpkins
So, carving a pumpkin is really fun, but you can also simply decorate your pumpkins!
AND, you don’t HAVE to use real pumpkins!
What’s nice about artificial pumpkins, that you can get at craft stores like AC Moore, Michaels and JoAnn Fabrics, is that many times you can buy them cheaper than real pumpkins and you can use them for a much longer time (please remember that if it is labeled as flammable to avoid putting a candle in this type of pumpkin)!
If you go on these craft stores’ websites they even have project ideas for decorating pumpkins!
So, I found another great website called The Handmade Home.
They wrote a post on DIY Metallic Fairy Tale Pumpkins – you need to check it out – they’re gorgeous!
Turn your pumpkin into a favorite character!
I found this ADORABLE blog called Craftberry Bush – she wrote a post on how to turn your pumpkins into Painted Pumpkins – Minions from the movie “Despicable Me”!
I know some kids that would absolutely LOVE this!!!
Halloween Treats
Ghost Bananas & Pumpkin Oranges
This first treat I found on Pinterest, but when I clicked on the picture it didn’t seem to be connected to a particular site.
I absolutely had to include it here, though, because it’s so clever, healthy and inviting!
It looks like the bananas have chocolate chips in them for the eyes and mouths, and I believe the “stems” in the mandarin orange “pumpkins” are celery sticks.
These would be amazing for a Halloween party – and fairly easy to prepare!
Candy Corn Pretzel Sticks
This next treat is also so easy to make and so kid friendly!
They’d also be great for party favors or even little fun gifts.
I found them on a very cool blog (written by a guy!) called Spiced.
They are called Candy Corn Pretzel Sticks and I really wish I had invented this idea – just pure genius π
Halloween Teeth
The third treat that I discovered is just the coolest!
I found it on a website that is written in Australia!
It’s called KidSpot and the treat is called Halloween Teeth π
This is another recipe that has lots of healthy ingredients (with a not-so-healthy ingredient thrown in).
I have never seen anything like this one – it would be such a hit at any party!
Halloween Jello Shots
The fourth treat that I wanted to share with you can be for kids, and it can also be made with adult-only ingredients π
I found it on a site called Welcometohalloween and it’s called Halloween Shots.
I honestly don’t know where you get these plastic syringes, but I know a few friends who are fans of Jello shots who would LOVE these at a Halloween party π
Halloween Fudge
This last treat looks ta-die-for!
I mean, who doesn’t love fudge?
This fudge has a Halloween twist though!
You’ll find it on a great website called Crazy for Crust, and she calls it simply Halloween Fudge π
Fall/Halloween Decor – Halloween ideas on pinterest
I love this Fall/Halloween decoration from a site called Almost Never Clever!
The post is titled Busy-Girl Autumn Decorations which is perfect for me!
Not gonna lie – I am not the most crafty girl in the world, so a little project like this is right up my alley!
This idea is just so cute!
I could not find a source for the idea, other than the fact that it’s on Pinterest π
Again – kids would probably be all over this and it’s a relatively easy project to put together.
Halloween Printables
I absolutely love the idea of putting printables of quotes in frames.
So, this next idea really jumped out at me.
I found it on a site called House 36.
It’s on a post titled Halloween DΓ©cor (on a budget) – Free Halloween Printables.
I mean, ya just can’t beat free printables!
What’s nice about this idea is that, if you really wanted to, you could switch out what you put in the frames, depending on the season/holiday!
Halloween Yarn Wreath
This next idea is just adorbs and, in my opinion, quite unique!
Unfortunately, after I pinned it on Pinterest, I was unable to find any directions on how to make it.
Again – I am not the most crafty, so I’m not sure how you would get the little balls of yarn to stick together.
I’m thinking maybe some sort of wire “thread” that goes through the balls of yarn in the shape of a circle.
If anyone knows how to put this together, please comment on this post with advice! It is just too cute not to include in this post π
Halloween Milk Jug Jack-O-Lanterns
Last, but not least, in the DΓ©cor category is a project that I found on a site called Dollar Store Crafts.
The project is Milk Jug Jack-O-Lanterns.
I don’t think it gets any easier or cheaper than this!
Plus, if you plan ahead, you can make lots of them to display inside and outside of your home! Love it!
Fall Bucket List
I would like to leave you with something that really caught my eye when searching for these ideas on Pinterest.
Fall is such a great time of year, but life happens, and it can fly by before you know it.
So, use this last idea as a way of encouraging you to stop and “live in the present”, and take advantage of all that Fall has to offer.
I found it on another awesome site called How to Nest for Less.
Her post is titled Get Inspired: 15 Fall DΓ©cor Ideas.
She has some great ideas on this post, but scroll down to the second to last idea – it’s titled Fall Bucket List.
Even if you just print it out on paper and stick it up on your fridge – what a great reminder!
Happy Fall, Happy Halloween!
Have fun, and as always, be safe!
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Love, love, love all the ideas for Halloween!!!!! So unique!!
I also enjoyed your introduction about being “alone,” ha!!!!
Thank you Cheryl!
Luv the minion pumpkins!
I knew you would Celeste π They are really cute!
Thank you so much for including Spiced in this list…and for your kind words! Happy Halloween!!
You’re so welcome! Thank you so much for your cool blog! It’s so refreshing to see a blog written by a guy π Happy Halloween to you too π