Is it just me, or is the combination of flowers and skulls an ultimate dream? I especially love the color palette of this project by Persia Lou. In the same tutorial, you can also learn how to make pumpkin candy holders.

Contrary to what you might think, it's surprisingly easy to make a skull mirror. You can make it with a thrifted mirror or one that you already have on hand. Find the complete tutorial at Dollar Store Crafts.

Who says planters are just for plants? A coffin-shaped display is the perfect home for both fake skeletons and fake succulents. Add some moss and you've got yourself a spooky planter display. Find the DIY at Wild Amor.

To make these charming framed skulls, head to Persia Lou. She not only explains how to add the gold leaf, but offers free printables for personal use, too! I am definitely displaying these all year round.

Need something to do on a rainy Sunday? Make this awesome skull string art DIY by A Beautiful Mess. It's the best way to zone out and relax while watching your favorite Halloween movies.

This Halloween DIY at Darice Crafts is proof that you can use plastic skulls in so many ways. All you need to do is spray paint a plastic or cardboard lid and glue it to a set of small skulls. The best part? You can use the finished project as a candy tray or cupcake display, too.

If you're all about sparkly decor, click on over to eHow and make this gemstone studded skull. You can even add broken jewelry pieces from your own stash or the thrift store. Before you know it, you'll have a shiny and fun embellished skull.

To add a festive touch to your front door, make this glittery Halloween wreath by Please Note Paper. It calls for book pages, making it a great way to re-use a damaged book. However, if you don't have one on hand, any kind of scrap paper will do.

Thanks to this tutorial by DIY Candy, you can easily create a display that looks like something out of a magazine or store. And while this particular project uses black paint, feel free to use any color that matches your current decor theme.

When it comes to decorations, you can never go wrong with metallic gold. These chic yet creepy gold skulls by Lovely Indeed are the perfect example. Display them on your desk, kitchen counter, or bookshelf for instant Halloween vibes.

For a spooky DIY with minimal work, make this Halloween skull sand art by DIY Candy. All you need to do is pour sand into a skull-shaped jar. And since it doesn't call for supplies like hot glue and scissors, you can easily get kids involved.