Eco-Friendly Halloween Decorations and Ideas

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Spooky TreesEco-Friendly Halloween Decorations
and Idea
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Spooky Trees
Whether youre having an eco-friendly Halloween
party or just want some everyday spooky decor to
put you in the Halloween mood, start with the
spooky trees. Go out for a walk, and collect some
smaller stones and sticks fallen from the trees
along the way. You can go for leafless ones or
with dried leaves for an extra spooky effect.
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Set the Mood With Candles
You can even put candles along the front door
pathway to light up the way for trick or
treaters and make your front yard look even more
spooky. You can also place the candles beside the
traditional pumpkins to celebrate the Halloween
theme.
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Floating Paper Towell Roll Candles
You can also use paper towel rolls to make
floating candles. Its easy to make. Cut paper
towel rolls in half, and use eco-friendly glue to
make it look like wax is dripping down the
sides. You can paint the glue red to make it look
like its blood dripping. I attach these to a
string and hang them on my curtain rod or glue
straight on the window. All the Harry Potter
fans in your neighborhood will be impressed.
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Gourds And Pumpkins
No Halloween decor is complete without a couple
(or a heap) of gourds and pumpkins. You can
decorate the pumpkin any way you like. Use a
non-toxic paint to draw on it, make some chic
pumpkins by gluing gold studs on it, or the
classic carving. A pumpkin is one of the most
eco-friendly Halloween decor items you can get.
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Hanging Ghost
Its finally time to use that old sheet thats
sitting in your closet collecting dust. Collect
some old newspapers, and stuff the top part of
the sheet with them. You want to make a shape
resembling a head. Tie off this part, so the
newspapers stay in place. Then, simply drape the
ghost on your porch or if you have a tree in your
yard.
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