Take some chicken wire and form it into ghostly shapes or dancing woman and paint them black first so hard to see in daylight, then go over them with glow in the dark paint when the sun sets it’s an awesome sight. More on reddit.com

Check out Wicked Makers on YouTube, they have some great DIY tutorials and projects they’ve done that are really high quality, but totally doable by someone if they’re ready to learn. More on reddit.com

We don’t do any decorations outside usually. We live in the country and so we don’t get any trick or treaters here. But we do put up little decorations around the house. Different little pumpkins and witches are usually my favorite. I remember when I was younger, my Grandma would go all out decorating. She had this massive light up pumpkin she would put outside and then she’d take these orange bags the newspapers would be delivered in and stuff them and make little hanging pumpkins and white ones she’s make into ghosts. They be so cute hanging the the trees in the front yard. I loved it. More on reddit.com

Ok this is what Goths like me live for! Here's my best cheap Halloween tips: A burlap sack, some sticks, & old clothes make for a very creepy scarecrow. I like to add homemade fake blood made with red dye & sugar syrup. It stays gooey & attracts bugs which get stuck & add to the horror of the scarecrow. Twigs can be used to make lots of creepy Halloween stuff, depending on how frugal you want to be you could paint them black. Think Blair Witch Project or creepy Hoodoo symbols & witch runes. Draw a summoning circle in your driveway with sidewalk chalk. Use rope & chains from the garage to wrap porch beams or make doors look like they are secured to keep the monsters out (or in). Pumpkins & corn are autumn classics that can be used for food as well as vintage style jack o lanterns & other decorations. Try making jack o lantern out of turnips, squash, watermelon, & other produce. Boil some shrunken apple heads, they look great in a cider punch bowl. Old rusty farm equipment like scythes or bolt cutters can be found in junk piles & have serial killer vibes. I wouldn't recommend this if you have kids though because they are sharp & dangerous. You can form ghostly shapes with chicken wire, drape fabric over them, & cover it with spray starch to make cloth ghosts. Paper cutting is very cheap & easy. You could cut bats, witch hats, or whatever & make garlands. There's no end to what you can so with paper craft really. You can construct paintable decorations & costume heads/masks out of papier mache. Cover your furniture in white sheets to look like the attic in a haunted house. Use candles (or fake candles if you have kids or pets). I like having candlelight only in the bathrooms since it's otherwise difficult to make them look spooky. Keep the lights low & turn dimmer switches all the way down. Try switching your light bulbs out for red ones, they should keep for a long time since they only get used during parties. Make a wicker Man or straw goat head & set it up in the yard like a sacrifice. If you can have bonfires on your property burn it at midnight. Find old wedding dresses, Halloween costumes & suits at Goodwill & stuff them with some sort of wadding so they stand upright. Put these headless horrors in unexpected places like around corners, behind doors, etc. Look for animal bones & body parts in the woods & clean them up for indoor use, or leave them juicy & hang them from the trees. More on reddit.com