27 Easy DIY Halloween Crafts To Sell

Last updated on 12th September, 2024 at 04:49 pm

Halloween crafts to sell? It’s not just a spooky idea, it’s a goldmine! I mean, who doesn’t love Halloween? It’s a time for costumes, candy, and let’s be honest, a little bit of spooky fun.

But did you know Halloween is a spooky good time to make money?

With people going crazy for unique, handmade stuff, DIY Halloween crafts are like little money-making pumpkins.

You know, there’s something magical about handmade items. People love the personal touch, the unique flair. You can whip up everything from spooky decorations to adorable party favors.

You’re not just making stuff, you’re building a little business that taps into everyone’s favorite spooky season.

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Why DIY Halloween Crafts Can Be So Profitable?

Okay, let’s talk about why you should even bother making Halloween crafts to sell. Trust me, I know it sounds like work, but hear me out.

People go crazy for Halloween! Decorations, costumes, the whole nine yards. I mean, have you seen how much people spend on Halloween? It’s insane! 

But the thing is, people are totally into handmade stuff these days.

They want something unique, something that stands out from all the store-bought junk. That’s where you come in! Your crafty hands can turn into a cash cow.

Isn’t that exciting? So, let’s get started.

1. Spooky Eyeball Wreath

Want to make something creepy yet super easy for Halloween? Let’s talk about an eyeball wreath. It’s simpler than you think.

All you need is one of those basic grapevine wreaths you can find anywhere, a bunch of those fake eyeballs (you know, the ones you find at the dollar store around Halloween), some black or purple ribbon, fake spider webs, and a hot glue gun.

This eyeball wreath isn’t just simple to make, it’s also a total showstopper. I say it’s perfect for scaring off trick-or-treaters and guests.

Perfect for selling at your Halloween craft booth, right?

2. Pumpkin Mason Jars

Mason jars are incredibly versatile and always in demand. Not only that, mason jars are another fun and easy craft to make and sell.

For Halloween, you can transform these jars into pumpkin-themed decor.

By painting them orange and adding jack-o’-lantern faces, you create charming, reusable pieces perfect for candle holders, candy containers, or simple decorations.

3. Rustic Halloween Wood Signs

Wooden signs with Halloween-themed sayings like “Boo!” or “Trick or Treat” are popular for decorating homes, offices, and even classrooms.

You can use reclaimed wood for a rustic touch, adding painted designs, stencils, or vinyl cutouts to create visually appealing and unique signs.

4. Halloween-Themed Candles

Candles? Yeah, candles are the ultimate crowd-pleaser, especially when they’re all dressed up for Halloween.

You can create Halloween-themed candles using molds shaped like skulls, pumpkins, or ghosts. And don’t even get me started on the scents. 

Pumpkin spice and cinnamon? Come on, that’s pure Halloween magic. Plus, you can make ’em even more special with your custom labels.

Trust me, people will go crazy for them.

5. Ghostly Garland

Garlands are a simple yet effective way to add Halloween spirit to any space. Super easy to make, but they pack a major punch.

For Halloween, why not whip up some ghostly garlands? Cut out a bunch of cute little ghosts from felt, paper, or even fabric.

String them together and you’ve got yourself a spooky-cute decoration that people will go gaga over.

Imagine hanging that bad boy over a fireplace or window.

6. Potion Bottle Decor

You wanna know something cool you can do with those old glass bottles piling up? Turn them into spooky potion bottles! Yeah, I’m serious.

Just slap on some labels like “Witch’s Brew” or “Zombie Tonic”, fill them up with some colored water or sand, and seal them up with wax. Bam! Instant Halloween magic.

Your potential customers will think you’re a crafty witch, lol…

7. Witch Hat Decor

Do you want to make something super cute and versatile for Halloween? Try mini witch hats!

You can whip them up using felt, fabric, or even that old paper mache you’ve been hoarding. The cool thing is, they’re total chameleons.

You can use them as table centerpieces, hang them on your front door, or make a whole spooky scene with them.

And don’t even get me started on the possibilities with ribbons, glitter, or fake spiders! Your customers can go nuts!

8. Halloween Trick or Treat Bags

Do you know what’s crazy popular around Halloween? Trick-or-treat bags! Everyone wants something special for their little monsters to carry all that candy.

You can cash in on this. Imagine creating super cute bags that kids (and their parents) will love. Think about it: personalized names, spooky designs like pumpkins or bats.

Use some tough stuff like canvas or felt to make them last, and watch those orders roll in.

9. Personalized Halloween Banners

Banners are like the exclamation point of Halloween decor, don’t you think? They just add that extra pop.

Imagine creating a personalized banner that says something spooky and fun, like “Happy Halloween” or “Spooky Time.”

Wouldn’t that be awesome? You could use burlap, fabric, or anything you like, and then go crazy with ribbons, glitter, or whatever tickles your fancy.

10. Spooky Soap

Okay, let’s talk soap! Halloween soaps are like, the coolest thing ever. Imagine making little ghosts, pumpkins, or even skull-shaped soaps. How awesome would that be?

You can mold them into any spooky shape you want. Then you can give them a spooky scent like apple cinnamon or candy corn, and wrap them up in something creepy-cute.

Your customers will be like, “Whoa, how did you create that?”

11. Jack Skellington Keychain

These Halloween keychains are super easy to make. They’re perfect if you want to crank out a bunch of little Halloween goodies.

You can create tiny skeleton figures or skulls, attach them to key rings, and sell them as fun Halloween accessories.

12. Monster Bookmarks

You know those bookworms you always see? Well, they’d love these monster bookmarks I’m about to tell you about.

These can be crafted from felt or paper, and cut into shapes resembling monster faces with googly eyes and sharp teeth.

They’re not just practical – they’re downright fun! Perfect for those Halloween markets, right?

13. Halloween-Themed Pillow Covers

Pillow covers a.k.a the little Halloween outfits for your couch. You can stitch up some covers with those cool Halloween fabrics you love, or get creative and paint your designs.

Trust me, people will go nuts for them. And if you make different sizes and styles, even more people will want to buy from you.

14. Glitter Pumpkins

You have to try this. They are regular pumpkins, but, you know, way cooler. Using real or faux pumpkins, cover them in glitter for a sparkly, eye-catching display.

People love that kind of stuff, especially for Halloween. It’s a fancy, fun way to dress up their space for Halloween.

15. Bat Wall Art

Bats, man! They’re so cool for Halloween. You could use paper, wood, or even metal to make these spooky little guys.

Or how about going 3D and making a bat that looks like it’s about to fly off the wall? Your customer’s place will be the talk of their neighborhood, I promise.

16. Spooky Spider Web Coasters

Everyone needs them, right? But plain old coasters are kinda boring. So, why not give them a Halloween makeover?

You could use felt, cork, or even wood – whatever tickles your fancy. They’re super easy to whip up, and you can sell them in sets for a better deal.

17. Halloween Masks

What’s a spooky night without a killer mask? They’re a total Halloween staple. Imagine creating something unique that people go crazy for.

You could use felt, fabric, or even that old paper mache you’ve been hoarding. Think about it: you can make custom masks or stick with the classic spooky vibes like witches, zombies, or vampires.

18. Halloween Candy Jars

Here comes another must-have essential for Halloween. Candy jars. You take a plain old jar and turn it into something super spooky and fun.

You know, like painting it with creepy designs or slapping on a label that says “Witch’s Candy” or “Goblin Sweets”. Then, you fill it up with yummy treats.

I mean, who wouldn’t want one of those hanging around their house?

19. Witch’s Broomstick Decor

Can you imagine how cute broomsticks would look for Halloween? I’m talking about those adorable things you can make with twigs and straws. 

These can be used as table centerpieces, hang them on the wall, or even party favors.

And hey, to make them extra special, why not dress them up with some ribbons or cute little charms? 

20. Black Cat Planters

You love plants, right? Well, how about giving them a spooky makeover this Halloween? Black cat planters are the perfect way to do it. Grab some small pots and paint them black.

Then, go wild with whiskers, eyes, and ears. They’ll look so cute, your plants will be purring! Perfect for those little succulents or any tiny plant you’ve got hanging around. It’s adorable and creepy at the same time!

21. Halloween-Themed Jewelry

Jewelry? Always a crowd-pleaser, right? And Halloween? It offers plenty of inspiration. Imagine creating necklaces, bracelets, or earrings with spooky vibes.

Think skulls, bats, or little pumpkin charms. You can go all-out glam with beads and fancy stuff, or keep it quirky with polymer clay or even metal.

22. Pumpkin Spice Bath Bombs

Pumpkin Spice Bath Bombs? Oh, you’ve got to try making these. All you need is some baking soda, citric acid, cornstarch, and Epsom salts. They’re perfect for gifting or selling in bundles.

People love the idea of turning their bath time into a mini spa getaway, especially with a Halloween twist.

Plus, they’re super easy to make, so you can focus on the fun part – creating something amazing.

23. Haunted House Lanterns

Lanterns, the classic Halloween cool kid, right? Everyone loves them. But to stand out from the crowd, you have to think outside the pumpkin patch.

Imagine transforming a plain old lantern into a spooky haunted house. You could use metal or paper to make the lantern look like a creepy house, with spooky windows and maybe even a little ghost floating around inside. 

Now that’s a lantern that’ll make people do a double-take!

24. Scarecrow Decor

Scarecrows are like the classic fall vibe, and they fit the Halloween mood, don’t you think? You can easily make these adorable little scarecrows.

You can create small scarecrows for indoor decor using straw, fabric, and old clothes. Adding a scary face can give them that Halloween edge.

25. Jack-O’-Lantern String Lights

So, you wanna make some serious Halloween cash? Let’s talk Jack-O’-Lantern string lights.

Use small plastic pumpkin cups, orange paint, and string lights to craft glowing mini pumpkins.

Draw on spooky faces, then attach each cup to a light bulb. These easy-to-make, eye-catching decorations are perfect for windows, doorways, or patios.

They’re a quick, fun project with great profit potential, making them an ideal Halloween craft to sell.

26. Ghostly Handprint Art

You know what’s always a hit? Handprint art! And can you imagine how cute it would be for Halloween? Get your hands messy (in a good way) and make some ghostly handprints.

Just slap those little mitts on some canvas or paper, add some spooky eyes and a creepy smile, and you’ve got yourself a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.

People will go crazy for them, I promise. Perfect for keepsakes or gifts!

27. Spider Web Hoop Art

Spider web hoop art? Yep, it’s a thing, and it’s doable for you. Grab an embroidery hoop, some black fabric, white thread, and a couple of those fake spiders. It’s super easy to whip up.

People think it’s way more complicated than it is. So, not only is it fun to make, but it’s also a total cash cow for Halloween. Hang it on a door, or a wall.

Pricing Your Crafts for Maximum Profit

Pricing your crafty creations can be a real head-scratcher, huh? I mean, you want to make some cash, right?

Well, the secret sauce is figuring out what to charge. You have to think about the stuff you buy (materials), the time you spend making it awesome, and what other people are charging for similar stuff.

And let’s not forget about your mad crafting skills! You’re an artist, okay?

So, don’t be shy about valuing your work. Maybe start a little lower to get people hooked, then gradually up the price as you become the next big thing.

Where to Sell Your Halloween Crafts

Once you’ve finished making all your awesome Halloween crafts, it’s time to share them with the world. How do you turn them into cold, hard cash? Well, there are a bunch of ways to do it.

First off, you gotta get your stuff in front of people. Places like Etsy, eBay, and Amazon Handmade are like big, online stores where millions of people shop. 

But don’t stop there. Social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook can also be used to market your products and connect directly with potential buyers. It’s perfect for showing off your stuff and connecting with people who’ll love it. 

Lastly, you don’t have to just rely on the Internet. Local craft fairs and farmers’ markets are a blast.

You get to meet people face-to-face and see their reactions to your creations. It’s like a real-life popularity contest but with way less pressure.

Packaging and Presentation

You know what can really make a difference in selling your crafts? How you present them. You want to give it a killer outfit, right?

That’s where packaging comes in. Dress up your stuff in spooky black and orange, slap on some creepy labels, or even hang a little Halloween tag.

 It’s not just about looking good; it’s about making people feel special when they unwrap your stuff. And guess what? Happy customers often come back for more.

Final Say – Halloween Crafts to Sell

So, there you have it, spooky entrepreneurs! You’ve got a spooky-good opportunity to turn your Halloween hobby into a cash cow.

Keep in mind that the trick is to know what people want, price your stuff right, and let the world know about your awesome creations. 

With a pinch of creativity, a dash of business savvy, and a whole lot of Halloween spirit, you can transform your craft hobby into a booming business.

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