How to decorate for Halloween

October 13, 2011

Halloween is just around the corner, and whether you are hosting a party or simply opening up your doors to trick-or-treaters, decorating for this holiday is always fun.

If you are planning on hosting a truly spooky party, try ripping, snipping and fraying large sheets of cheesecloth and hanging them from the ceiling, Martha Stewart suggests on her website. The result will be a tattered-looking web that fills your room. Attach plastic spiders for extra creepiness.

Another way to make your home look decrepit and haunted is to cover all the furniture with old white sheets, hang a tattered curtain and place empty "specimen" jars throughout, the website suggests. A perfectly lovely bouquet of roses covered with fake bugs, snakes and spiders will also give off a frightening look.

Martha Stewart lists nearly 100 spooky and cute decoration ideas on her website. The best way to accent any homemade Halloween décor is with Halloween flowers. Arrangements from Teleflora feature festive orange Gerber daisies and burgundy chrysanthemums. Bouquets can arrive in jack-o-lantern or candy corn-filled vases, or feature frightful black cats or bats. Send Halloween flowers online to spread the spook all around.

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