Halloween window eyes

O.K., I know this isn't a food recipe. But as much as I like to cook I also loooove Halloween. I know, it's the middle of summer!-but I look forward to the Fall, it's my favorite season. So here's a Halloween decor"recipe" for your windows. You'll need: extra large, lawn/leaf-black trash bags- a name brand like 'Hefty' is best because it's really thick and you won't be able to see through it. banner paper scissors mailing tape transparent scotch tape double-stick tape sticky tac…

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These spooky eyes peering at you though the window or on a wall are sure to set the stage for the best Halloween decor on the block. Our decals can be applied to walls, windows, mailboxes, or even apply to your Jack O'Lantern instead of carving! Set of eight pairs of eyes is sure to add a creative Halloween element for your trick-or-treating guests. We recommend white, or any other light color, for windows. This allows them to show up well when installed on glass.

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Vibrant stained glass-inspired Halloween window decorations! Use colorful tissue paper to create a mosaic of spooky scenes like jack-o'-lanterns, black cats, and full moons. Outline your designs with black electrical tape for a bold, graphic look. Experiment with different colors to achieve a stained glass effect when backlit. Add dimensional elements like 3D paper bats or dangling spiders. These eye-catching displays will bring a festive pop of color to your Halloween decor!

Following-eye Halloween Display: The glowing eyes follow you as you walk down the street. A spooky effect that is cheap and easy to make! Put one in every window for a really creepy effect! Made from cereal boxes, cardboard, and paper mache. Some of the rave…

Spooky silhouettes for spine-chilling Halloween window decorations! Create an eerie scene with black cardstock cutouts of witches, bats, and creepy trees. Backlight your designs with flickering LED candles or string lights for a haunting glow. Add depth by layering multiple cutouts and using different shades of translucent paper. Incorporate moving elements like swinging ghosts or rotating owl eyes for extra fright. These shadowy displays will transform your windows into portals to a world…