20 Cheap Halloween Decor Pieces You Can Use Over & Over Again

The grand poobah of all cheap Halloween decorations? The bag o’ bats. This set comes with 24 bat silhouettes in a variety of sizes and adhesive strips so you can pop them onto any flat, dry surface. The bats have pop-up wings you can fold and pose as you please, and they’re even available in a fun holographic color.

Jack-o-lantern blow molds are so nostalgic. This little 17” one isn’t huge, but it is quite the bargain. It would look so sweet shining in your front window at night. One note: Reviewers on Walmart.com say its power cord is on the short side, so consider where you could place it that’s near an outlet.

How cute is this tiny-bodied spider with its eight massive, flowing legs? This would look so great hung in the center of a room with its legs pinned up on the ceiling so they drape just so, or over your doorway for trick-or-treaters to walk under. For just $15, this one decoration makes a massive impact.

“Hey Boo.” “Let’s Go, Ghouls.” Truly, the list of clever Halloween sayings you could put on this thing is endless. A letter board is a simple, festive way to decorate your office at home or work, or a fun little room decoration for a tween.

If you’re less of a giant spider decorator and more into subtle touches, swap out your usual taper candles for these bone ones from Michaels. The craft chain also carries an adorable three-piece set of mini ghost-shaped candles for just $9.99, if that’s more your speed.

This garland will hit you right in the nostalgia bone in the best possible way. Each image is indeed retro, some pulled from the 1920s, and roughly 4” tall. The garland spans 6.5 feet, enough to comfortably hang on any mantle or over any doorway.

At 20 feet long, rated for indoor and outdoor use, and with the ability to connect multiple strands, what can’t this $10 string of lights do?

If you’re all in on pink Halloween decorations, you’ll love these little hanging ghosties with their flower accessories. The price shown is for one ghost, and they’re available in three colors.

Why are wreaths always so expensive? They’re the easiest way to instantly make your entryway feel festive, and that convenience seems somehow baked into the price. This witch wreath is 24” across and is made with fade-resistant materials, so it should stay bold and colorful for years to come. For fans of The Nightmare Before Christmas, Walmart also sells a 15” metal wreath of Jack, Sally, Zero, and Oogie Boogie’s faces for $11.86 (and this super cute cat and moon wreath for $15).

Need bowl filler to finish up a centerpiece or some little pops of color to bring a tablescape to life? These monster eyeballs are made with 100% wool, and you can choose which colors you want if you’re keeping to a certain palette.

A few decorative crows will get you far: They’d look so great perched on your mantle or bookshelves, on top of a kitchen cabinet, and in any other high-up places a bird might land in your home.

If you don’t want to fuss with lights and extension cords but still want your yard to scream Halloween, you need giant spiderwebs. They make a big statement coming down from a corner of your porch or a small tree in the yard — even more so if you perch an equally large spider right in the middle of it.

If your front yard webs need some extra large inhabitants, well, here you go. This big spider’s legs are posable so you can get him to cling to your web just so, and his eyes light up for added effect. No stress, though — it’s battery-operated, meaning no cords to fuss with here.

You could probably make an entire seasonal floral arrangement fairly inexpensively, but you could also get away with just sticking a few stems like this into your existing arrangements, if you have them. Michaels has great deals on seasonal florals this time of year, so browse for the picks and sticks you like best.

These glowing multicolored hats would look so fun hanging from a porch ceiling or pergola, or crowded in an entryway for a grand entrance to your Halloween party. You get six hats in a set, and they’re waterproof, so you could totally use them in your yard, too.

These little wooden poison bottles are precious in all their cartoony spookiness. The price listed is for one potion bottle, and they come in three styles.

Is it even a holiday if you don’t put out a decorative doormat? Lowe’s has a few selections under $15 this year, including this adorable little candy corn number. It’s the kind of thing you can tuck away between holidays and expect to unroll it in perfect condition again year after year. (This spiderweb one is coming home with me.)

This mini skeleton would be adorable posed in a group with a few other skellies doing something mischievous — climbing a bookcase, scaling the stair railing, or dangling from a light fixture. If you have kids and can borrow some dollhouse furniture, all the better.

If you have shrubs or trees in your front yard, monster eyes like these are an easy, inexpensive way to decorate them. This strand boasts three sets of flashing eyes for you to place in your landscaping so they can blink at unsuspecting passersby.

A simple, cheap way to decorate for any holiday is to find downloadable prints on Etsy that you like and print them at your nearest photo center. Slide them into frames around the house in front of your usual family photos, and there you have it: affordable spooky works of art.