Halloween crafts with yarn

This too-cute-to-be-true garland proves Halloween decor doesn't have to be frightening or eccentric to fit the theme. Make the Halloween craft: Use fishing line to hang yarn spiders, ghosts, and pumpkins to a long string of twine. Tie the fishing line to the twine in loose knots so you can space the critters evenly once you hang the garland on your mantel./

A super fun and easy craft for kids and the young at heart! This awesome yarn project is perfect for beginners with no skills required. Just wrap and twist with pipe cleaners to make the cutest little colorful creatures.

These yarn pumpkins are such a gorgeous little fall craft project - great for a table centerpiece or even a fall mantle. They're beautiful on their own, or in a group! Have you seen that fabulous pin going around Pinterest showing the multi coloured yarn balls? Seriously, take a look at how GORGEOUS these yarn balls are. So I thought, what a fun twist to turn those little balls into pumpkins! And you know what? They ended up looking awesome! This post contains affiliate links. If you use…

I love getting my kids involved in whatever craft I'm doing- especially if it's something that we can display and cherish for years to come. These DIY Yarn Pumpkins are so cute and so versatile-

These cute little yarn pom pom pumpkins are so quick and cute, they're the perfect adorable Halloween decoration to put on your mantel!

Do your kids know what they want to be for Halloween yet? One of mine has no idea, and the other one decided months ago (vampire bat). Of course, there's a good chance the one

How to make Ghost Tassels. A fun and easy craft that only takes yarn and a few mintues to make. Perfect Halloween decoration.

Oh, what a web we weave when making these for Halloween! Paint three craft sticks silver and let them dry. Glue them together at the center, forming an asterisk shape. Tie one end of a length of yarn (we used about 2 yards for one web) to the center of the sticks. Wrap it around the other spokes, then move outward, wrapping the sticks as shown. Tie off the yarn and add a plastic spider.