Primitive ghost diy

These DIY Halloween Primitive Ghosts will delight your Trick-or-Treaters! They are easy to make and perfect to add to your decor!

Who doesn't love to make crafts for Halloween, especially using ghosts? I know I do, and this DIY Primitive Ghost was a blast to make!

I made this cute lil ghost from some tea-stained cheese cloth. I took a section of cheese cloth and put it in a sauce pan with tea. I let it...

I know you've seen a skeleton for Halloween, but have you seen a Happy Halloween Flossin' Skeleton!? I think not!

This spooky primitive ghost would look great in any spot in your home! This ghost measures approximately 16.5" tall, Ghost itself measures approximately 5/8" thick, with the base measuring 3.5" square. He is painted, distressed and processed with a rustic finish. Adorned with rusty safety pins, skeleton key, "boo" tag, spanish moss, and cheesecloth

Who doesn't love a good Dollar Tree flip? I am sharing this Simple Dollar Tree Ghost Transformation just in time for Halloween!

Carl Salvage The Ghost Is Too Cute To Scare Anyone! You Will Fall In Love With His Snaps For Eyes, Rusty Pin Scarf Clip, And Wire Arms. Weighted Bottom So You Can Use Carl Wherever You Want To Add Some Halloween Fun. Measurements: 5-1/2"H.

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Invite our boo-tiful Primitive Ghost Cotton Bowl Filler Set of 3 to your home this autumn to add whimsical cheer. Each ghost is lovingly crafted by one of our talented makers, from cotton muslin and hand-dyed with coffee and spices to achieve a unique, grungy look. Arrange this set of rosy-cheeked stuffies in a rustic wooden bowl in the center of your dining or coffee table, or incorporate them, along with other fall-themed accents to create a charming tiered-tray display.

Looking for primitive Fall decorating ideas? This super easy DIY project cost under $5.00, and is made with thrifted pumpkins, plaster cloth and some paint.