Black birds are huge this time of year so I thought we should ride the trend by giving you this list of DIY Halloween Crow Decor. These DIY Halloween Crow ideas will be perfect for giving your home an eerie and creepy vibe this month. I highly recommend these crow-inspired Halloween decor over spiders, really. Because, yes, I am scared of spiders but also because crows are more poetic.
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1. Faux Frames
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These crow art pieces look like they have wrought iron frames, don't they? Would you believe that these frames are made of epoxy paste? I think it's all sorts of clever. The great thing about this "framing method" is that the final look add a sinister air to the whole crow decor.
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This DIY Halloween Crow Decor is a great way to add a spooky touch to your home this fall. The faux frames are made of epoxy paste, which is an easy to use material that is perfect for crafting. The frames give the crows a sinister look, and the project is simple enough for anyone to try. This project is great for adding a unique touch to your home decor, and the best part is that it's affordable and easy to customize. You can choose any colors or designs you'd like to make the project your own. With a few simple materials, you can create a one-of-a-kind Halloween decoration.
Crows have this spooky, mysterious vibe that fits Halloween perfectly. They are often associated with omens and have that dark, eerie presence without being too creepy.
You can start with black construction paper or felt to cut out crow shapes. You could also use a plastic model and paint it black or even cover it with black feathers for a more textured look. It's super simple and fun!
Most craft stores have everything you need—foam spheres, black paint, feathers, or even miniature model crows. Check out the Halloween sections or look online for more unique finds.
Oh definitely not! It's best to stick with fake crows unless you want real crows causing chaos. Plus, real crows are far too intelligent and belong in the wild, not on our mantels.
I love placing them in unexpected spots—like perched on bookshelves, or hanging them from chandeliers. You can also create a crow 'family' on your front porch for an eerie but welcoming entrance!
2. Dotty Frames
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Take an unused frame, add dotted paper backing in Halloween colors, and glue a crow to the center. Congratulations, you just made a cool and crafty DIY Halloween crow decor! I love this handmade idea because it gives you an excuse to buy that ornate and somewhat weird frame from the local thrift store.
Crows have this spooky, mysterious vibe that fits Halloween perfectly. They are often associated with omens and have that dark, eerie presence without being too creepy.
You can start with black construction paper or felt to cut out crow shapes. You could also use a plastic model and paint it black or even cover it with black feathers for a more textured look. It's super simple and fun!
Most craft stores have everything you need—foam spheres, black paint, feathers, or even miniature model crows. Check out the Halloween sections or look online for more unique finds.
Oh definitely not! It's best to stick with fake crows unless you want real crows causing chaos. Plus, real crows are far too intelligent and belong in the wild, not on our mantels.
I love placing them in unexpected spots—like perched on bookshelves, or hanging them from chandeliers. You can also create a crow 'family' on your front porch for an eerie but welcoming entrance!
3. Display Plates
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If you want your DIY Halloween crow decor to have an element of shabby chic, these stenciled display plates are for you. What you do is trace bird stencils onto the plates, paint in black, and then hang using plate hangers. Easy, right? Check out the link for the bird templates that you can download.
Crows have this spooky, mysterious vibe that fits Halloween perfectly. They are often associated with omens and have that dark, eerie presence without being too creepy.
You can start with black construction paper or felt to cut out crow shapes. You could also use a plastic model and paint it black or even cover it with black feathers for a more textured look. It's super simple and fun!
Most craft stores have everything you need—foam spheres, black paint, feathers, or even miniature model crows. Check out the Halloween sections or look online for more unique finds.
Oh definitely not! It's best to stick with fake crows unless you want real crows causing chaos. Plus, real crows are far too intelligent and belong in the wild, not on our mantels.
I love placing them in unexpected spots—like perched on bookshelves, or hanging them from chandeliers. You can also create a crow 'family' on your front porch for an eerie but welcoming entrance!
4. The Hideout
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Here is a DIY Halloween crow idea that will involve a pumpkin. Other things that you will need are dowel, artificial crows, raffia, and tools for drilling on the pumpkin. What you will do is assemble a Halloween decor that will make it look like the crows have claimed the pumpkin as their home.
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Crows have this spooky, mysterious vibe that fits Halloween perfectly. They are often associated with omens and have that dark, eerie presence without being too creepy.
You can start with black construction paper or felt to cut out crow shapes. You could also use a plastic model and paint it black or even cover it with black feathers for a more textured look. It's super simple and fun!
Most craft stores have everything you need—foam spheres, black paint, feathers, or even miniature model crows. Check out the Halloween sections or look online for more unique finds.
Oh definitely not! It's best to stick with fake crows unless you want real crows causing chaos. Plus, real crows are far too intelligent and belong in the wild, not on our mantels.
I love placing them in unexpected spots—like perched on bookshelves, or hanging them from chandeliers. You can also create a crow 'family' on your front porch for an eerie but welcoming entrance!
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5. Foam
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If you can't find artificial crows, what you can do is make them from scratch. You will need styrofoam in different shapes, wire, Flexall (plain joint compound), and some feathers to create your very own Halloween crows. This DIY is probably my favorite from this list.
Tutorial
Crows have this spooky, mysterious vibe that fits Halloween perfectly. They are often associated with omens and have that dark, eerie presence without being too creepy.
You can start with black construction paper or felt to cut out crow shapes. You could also use a plastic model and paint it black or even cover it with black feathers for a more textured look. It's super simple and fun!
Most craft stores have everything you need—foam spheres, black paint, feathers, or even miniature model crows. Check out the Halloween sections or look online for more unique finds.
Oh definitely not! It's best to stick with fake crows unless you want real crows causing chaos. Plus, real crows are far too intelligent and belong in the wild, not on our mantels.
I love placing them in unexpected spots—like perched on bookshelves, or hanging them from chandeliers. You can also create a crow 'family' on your front porch for an eerie but welcoming entrance!
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6. Taxidermy
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Really, the use of artificial crows for Halloween decor is simply begging for a taxidermy-related craft. Heather here shows us a way to do this with the use of a frame, book page, black ribbon, knife, and hot glue. The method is similar to the first DIY I listed here except for the orientation of the fake crow.
Crows have this spooky, mysterious vibe that fits Halloween perfectly. They are often associated with omens and have that dark, eerie presence without being too creepy.
You can start with black construction paper or felt to cut out crow shapes. You could also use a plastic model and paint it black or even cover it with black feathers for a more textured look. It's super simple and fun!
Most craft stores have everything you need—foam spheres, black paint, feathers, or even miniature model crows. Check out the Halloween sections or look online for more unique finds.
Oh definitely not! It's best to stick with fake crows unless you want real crows causing chaos. Plus, real crows are far too intelligent and belong in the wild, not on our mantels.
I love placing them in unexpected spots—like perched on bookshelves, or hanging them from chandeliers. You can also create a crow 'family' on your front porch for an eerie but welcoming entrance!
7. Branches
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This DIY Halloween crow decor is pretty simple. How simple? Well, you will most likely be spending only for the fake crows and the whole process will take you only a couple of minutes. You simply glue the birds to the twigs/branches and then display them using vintage soda bottles.
Tutorial
Crows have this spooky, mysterious vibe that fits Halloween perfectly. They are often associated with omens and have that dark, eerie presence without being too creepy.
You can start with black construction paper or felt to cut out crow shapes. You could also use a plastic model and paint it black or even cover it with black feathers for a more textured look. It's super simple and fun!
Most craft stores have everything you need—foam spheres, black paint, feathers, or even miniature model crows. Check out the Halloween sections or look online for more unique finds.
Oh definitely not! It's best to stick with fake crows unless you want real crows causing chaos. Plus, real crows are far too intelligent and belong in the wild, not on our mantels.
I love placing them in unexpected spots—like perched on bookshelves, or hanging them from chandeliers. You can also create a crow 'family' on your front porch for an eerie but welcoming entrance!
8. Terrarium
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This is a creepy take on those ever-so-popular crafts, terrariums. This is great because not only will you be able to use crows, you can also display other fun Halloween themed items, such as a severed hand or a fake bat.
Got other crafty DIY crow Halloween ideas? We'd love to hear them! Kindly share via the comments below.
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