Hope you had a fun weekend but it's time to get
down to some serious Halloween Repurposing.

Isn't this pumpkin carriage adorable?

I love the pumpkin nice.

Home Talk

Stop by your local Habitat for Humanity Restore

and pick up an inexpensive window to paint.

It's time to save those wine bottles for
candy corn-inspired decor.

Juxtapost

Brit.com
Click here for the easy step-by-step tutorial.

While you've got out the paint you might
as well decorate some jars, too:

Totally Green Crafts

Southern Living


Susan at Organized 31 shows us how to repurpose food containers:

This is a wonderful craft projects for young children.

The next time you're out yard sale-ing pick
up a few hard bound books to paint.

Denise . . . on a whim   
You'll never look at a bundt pan the same again!


A stainless steel mixing bowl was used as
the mold to make a scary serving dish:

 Brandy Fisher show us how at her website.

Fun Family Crafts
Old golf balls or ping-pong balls
make perfect googly eyes!

Yikes!  What Halloween decor is
complete without specimen jars?!


A twin bed foot board and a section of old fence
were used to create a Halloween cemetery:

My Reclaimed Home




Link
Visit eighteen25 to see how simple it
is to make a spooky clock. 

An old ceiling light globe and barbed wire

make the scariest of spiders: 

Etsy Source

 These Steampunk spiders will make perfect
Halloween party decorations:

 Thrift shops are teeming with inexpensive picture frames:

Dana Made It

Click here for the easy spider web frame tutorial.

A clever farmer created Despicable Me
minions out of hay rolls.  Cute!

I hope today's post will inspire you to look around your home
for items you can repurpose for Halloween.  See you tomorrow!