Halloween Life Hacks

Are you planning a Halloween party? If so, you need some life hacks to make it easier! Anyone can add red food coloring to a bowl of punch to simulate blood, or string up some fake cobweb with a few plastic spiders in it. This year, why not go the extra mile with the Halloween life hacks below? They’re sure to leave your family and friends screaming for more scary thrills!

Tricky Treats

If you’re hosting a Halloween party, there are lots of ways to create a spooky atmosphere. You could make eyeballs out of radishes, set out a rat cheeseball with a tray of crackers, and make these edible Jell-O worms for dessert.  By freezing water in a latex glove, you could even add an iced hand to the punch bowl.


Daring Decorations

Carving pumpkins and tossing dried leaves on the table is for amateurs. There’s so much more you can do to create your own haunted house. Spray-painting chicken wire and shaping it into ghosts or headless dancing ladies is an easy and unique project. If you have black paper, you could make your own wall of bats indoors. You could even make your own shrunken heads from apples. They can go inside or out in the yard.

Eerie Entertainment

With all the tricks and treats, you will want to help your guests burn off some energy. If you want to keep things simple, you could have a pumpkin-carving contest or bob for apples. You could also provide paint, cups, and pipe cleaners for a monster-making contest. Another idea is to create a string of pumpkin-shaped paper lanterns. It doesn’t take many supplies. If all else fails, you and your guests could just make mummies out of marshmallows and googly eyes.

These are all ideas to get you started. To learn about even more spooktacular Halloween life hacks, watch this video.

Robyn Warner
Robyn Warner has been writing since she learned how to hold a pen. She wrote her first book of poems before the age of 10. Though creative writing is her preference, she is enjoying life in the technical blog world. Robyn’s goal in her 30s is to use her writing to inspire fellow cancer survivors and have a job that gives her the flexibility to live anywhere and never wear shoes.

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