Nothing ushers in the spooky season more than black cat decorations. But let’s face it, decorations are expensive. Why not save some bucks and DIY your Halloween decorations this year? That way, you can have a fully decked-out Halloween home without breaking your budget.
| Materials: | Empty glass bottles, 3.8” smooth Styrofoam ball, stiff black felt, thin white craft foam, green and blue glitter craft foam, wood skewer, black acrylic paint, black spray paint, permanent black marker, hot glue, free cat pattern provided |
| Tools: | Hot glue gun, paintbrush or sponge, scissors |
| Difficulty Level: | Easy |
If you enjoy a bottle of beer or wine, this project is for you. No need to throw away those empty wine and beer bottles anymore. Now, you can turn them into adorable cat Halloween decorations. This project is super simple, only requiring a few cheap crafts and tools you may already have on hand.
| Materials: | (1) 2’ x 4’ MDF or plywood (any thickness), black acrylic paint |
| Tools: | Quilting ruler or yardstick, pencil, jigsaw, sander, paintbrush |
| Difficulty Level: | Moderate |
Don’t be intimidated by this project if you’ve never worked with wood. The project is easier than it seems and results in a department store-quality decor piece. If you don’t have a jigsaw, you’ll have to spend a little money on this project, but they come in handy for future DIY crafts.
| Materials: | Toilet paper rolls, tissue box, glue |
| Tools: | Scissors |
| Difficulty Level: | Easy |
Don’t throw away your toilet paper rolls! Save them for DIY projects. These fun Halloween cats can sit on any bookshelf or serve as a fun centerpiece. And the best part? They barely require any supplies.
| Materials: | 3mm wire, blue tape, 36” balloon, newspaper and paper bags, wood glue, total boat resin, orange and black spray paint, orange dye, ⅜” sisal rope, hot glue, hot water |
| Tools: | Wire cutters, pliers, snips, hot glue gun, scissors, sharpie |
| Difficulty Level: | Difficult |
Looking for a challenge? This DIY project fits the bill. You can kill two birds with one stone by creating a scary Halloween piece that doubles as a cat bed.
| Materials: | 2 x 4 board, black paint, googly eyes, hot glue, raffia |
| Tools: | Hot glue gun |
| Difficulty Level: | Easy |
These black wooden cats are more cute than scary, but they’re very simple to make and can be done in under 30 minutes. You don’t even need any tools except a hot glue gun.
| Materials: | Matte black spray paint, matte acrylic paint |
| Tools: | Paintbrush |
| Difficulty Level: | Easy |
This simple DIY project is nothing short of scary. With just a paintbrush, some paint, and a simple Halloween pail, trick or treating is about to be serious business.
| Materials: | Wood (see plan), 1-½” wooden toy wheels, wood glue, #8 1-¼” wood screws, craft paint, white chalk paint, charcoal chalk paint, manilla folder (optional), spray adhesive (optional) |
| Tools: | Paintbrush, tape measure, drill, miter saw, scroll saw, scissors |
| Difficulty Level: | Moderate |
The hardest part of this project isn’t the cutting—it’s the sanding. Still, it’s fairly simple and gives you a cute, homemade Halloween decoration to keep for yourself or to hand out as a gift.
| Materials: | 5.5” x 12” pallet board, (3) wood cat cutouts, black acrylic paint, white acrylic paint, hot glue |
| Tools: | Paintbrush, hot glue gun |
| Difficulty Level: | Easy |
If you’d rather glue stuff together and be done, this project is for you. All you need is some wood, cute cat cutouts, and paint. You’ll have a new Halloween decoration in no time!
| Materials: | Black cardstock paper or construction paper, colorful tissue paper |
| Tools: | Pencil, scissors, ruler, glue, LED lights |
| Difficulty Level: | Easy |
Add a creepy glow to your Halloween night with this DIY project. Who knew you could create such a scary essence with cardstock and tissue paper?
| Materials: | Wire wreath, purple deco mesh, black cat shapes, black craft paint, dragonfly glaze, adhesive gems, rhinestones, hot glue |
| Tools: | Paintbrush, hot glue gun |
| Difficulty Level: | Easy |
This project is for those who can’t get enough wreaths. Decorate your front door or walkway with this adorable cat Halloween wreath. Glue it all together then hang it up for all to see. It’s really that easy!
| Materials: | Tinsel-decorated cat decor, #6 black yarn, witch hat pick, white craft paint, purple glitter, black ribbon, purple bows, (1) wooden round, (1) bag crafters Spanish moss; small decorative bats, spiders, and pumpkins; additional crafts of your choice |
| Tools: | Paintbrush or sponge, hot glue gun |
| Difficulty Level: | Easy |
This project will take some pulling apart and putting it back together, but that’s what makes it so fun. With the power of hot glue, you can turn an okay-looking Halloween decoration into something one of a kind.
What makes DIY projects so fun? You can turn something into whatever you want and save a few bucks while you’re doing it. Give your wallet a rest this Halloween season and try some fun cat Halloween DIY projects.
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