Who says snow globes need to be saved for the winter holidays? Orange glitter inside a Martinelli Juice bottle makes for a perfect pumpkin glitter globe!

Hand out candy to the trick-or-treaters in the cute bat candy bucket, or you can attach a handle for your kids to carry. Use a light-weight mailing tube or oatmeal container as the base!

Pumpkins do not have to be orange and black. Trick ’em out this year with these super simple no-carve DIYs!

Use this Fiskars hexagon punch to cut out tissue paper shapes to decoupage!

Halloween crafts are the best…you have so many choices between the spooky, the cute, the gory, and the magical. Here, we went for cute and happy! This DIY spider craft is such an easy one…the kids will love stringing beads onto the pipe cleaner legs!

You can choose to add more or less beads to the spiders legs to create fun, colorful patterns!

What you’ll need:

• 1 1/2-inch wooden knob (doll head)
• 3/4-inch wooden bead
• Acrylic paint
• Paintbrush
• 5 black pipe cleaners
• Colored beads
• Aleene’s Tacky glue
• Scissors
• Black permanent marker

1. Paint wooden knob and bead with paint and let dry.

2. Thread 8 beads onto 4 pipe cleaners, spacing them out every inch or so. Leave a slightly bigger space between bead 4 and 5 for the body.

3. Glue pipe cleaner into wooden knob and twist the 4 pipe cleaner legs together around that pipe cleaner.

4. Slip wooden bead over the pipe cleaner and glue in place. Trim the end off the pipe cleaner sticking out the front of the bead.

5. Draw on eyes with black marker.

Who says monsters have to be big and scary? These little guys can fit in the palm of your hand and will definitely make you smile.

You can watch a video about how to make them over on Parents.com.