With Halloween just around the corner, we thought it's about time we take look into creepy crafts, such as these DIY Skull Craft projects. These DIY skull ideas will be great for decorating your home or giving your October outfits that touch of horror. Hope you enjoy this list of** DIY skull crafts**!
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1. Garland
Who says DIY skull craft projects have to be only creepy? There is a way for you to turn this theme into something cute, such as making skull garlands in rainbow colors. Check out the link for the printable and the way that you can tie the skull prints into a cute window decor.
2. Papier-Mache
How positively ghoulish! To make these, you will need a store-bought skull. I am talking about the plastic ones, of course. You will need said skull as base for your paper mache. Cover with layers of strips of paper, let dry overnight, cut open, fill with foam and then paint any way you want.
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3. Doily Cushion
Turn a lace doily into a skull? Clever! Simply cut your skull design and sew or finish the edges by hand stitching. Attach to a pillow case as a cute cover for a cushion.
4. Balloon Papier-Mache
Instead of a store-bought skull, you can use an inflated balloon as a base for a papier-mache Halloween decor. You cover the inflated balloon with layers of white tissue paper, let dry, pop the balloon, and then add a battery-powered tea light candle for the illumination. Cool, right?
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To add some ghoulish flair to your creation, paint facial features with black and red craft paint, simulating hollow eyes and a spooky grin. Don’t be afraid to get creative — glitter, faux jewels, and feathers can turn your balloon papier-mache into an elegant Day of the Dead decoration. For a finishing touch, drape some cheesecloth over the skull for a ghostly veil or attach to a wreath for a welcoming but spooky door adornment. Perfect for both indoor and porch displays, this is a craft that will surely impress your trick-or-treaters!
5. Clay Beads
How cute are these little guys? You make them using polymer clay and add skull details before baking. Once they're dry, you can use them as beads for jewelry projects.
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6. Plates
From the guy who gave us The Big-Ass Books of Crafts, we have this fun DIY skull craft project. To make these, you will need glass plates, a skull image, stencil fabric, Elmer's Glue, spray adhesive, Krylon Fusion, and clear coat for sealing.
7. Sunnies
How cute! Giving your sunnies the skully treatment is easy. You simply hot glue the skull beads or embellishments to the frames of your sunglasses and then call it a day.
8. Candle Pillars
These look classy but still Halloween-perfect. To make these DIY skull candle holders, you will need wooden candle holders, papier mache skulls, dowels, and paint. Check out the tutorial for the step-by-step assembly.
9. Bracelet
Here is a DIY skull project that you can rock all year. To make this bracelet, you will need the following materials: leather cord, waxed thread, gold ball chain, and a skull bead. Braid your bracelet and then use the skull as the lock or fastener.
10. Punched Tin
One way to make a skull-themed home decor is to go for this punched tin idea. Design variation: use this method to make a lamp shade. Instead of a tin sheet, you can punch holes to display a skull shape on dark fabric.
I hope these DIY skulls give you lots of inspiration for Halloween! Got other skull tutorials? Share them with us!
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