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With Halloween just round the corner, it's a great time for some creative D.I.Y. decorations to set the mood. Anyone have any fun ideas or projects planned for their home?
Those looking for inspiration to make their home spook-tacular might want to check out some terrific ideas shared by the Bunnings team in Halloween Decorations & Inspiration.
Resident Bunnings D.I.Y. expert @MitchellMc has also shared a step-by-step guide How to make a spooky Halloween tombstone. It's a perfect project for beginners.
Keen to hear your ideas. Tagging @prettyliving, @lifestylebymari, @Renowayoflife and @sandy_d to kickstart the discussion.
Akanksha
That's terrific! Can't wait to see them, @Renowayoflife.
Do let us know if we can assist with anything.
Akanksha
I'm glad we have this subject.
I love Halloween, many people aren't aware that this celebration goes way back, and when I was young in the north of `England we used to dress up, "bob for apples", and get spooky.
I've just finished a couple of 3D prints, and my design for a skull head with light up eye sockets - very simple, a switch, a button battery and 2x Red LEDs, with a bit of wiring. The Skull was modified by me from a public domain model so I could add the LEDs and other electronics, and "carve out a space" for it and the wiring.
The creepy hands are public domain also, but some slight changes for my needs
We are going away for a cruise that takes place over Halloween, so these were prepared for our cabin decorations. I've printed out additional hands and a scary face for my son to decorate with.
Here are my designs, and I've stuck the hands and skull onto the fridge with magnetic strips which we will use on the ship.
