Top Halloween Ghost Crafts and Recipes

Have a boo-tiful party with these spooky crafts, treats, and decorations for your next ghost-themed party.

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Cagey Ghosts

Tomato cages come to life with this devilishly easy Halloween craft.
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Ghost Toasts

Looking for a treat that truly embodies the spirit of Halloween? Try serving some of these flavorful phantoms.
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Ghostly Graveyard

This mini cemetery comes complete with restless spirits and headstones
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Ghost Chair Covers

Make these simple chair covers for Halloween, then customize them for any celebration at home or school.
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Floating Ghost

Here's a fun and easy way to keep your guests entertained at your next halloween party; a great craft from Spoonful.com.
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Salt Dough Ghosts

Shape flour and salt into a batch of mini sprites to use as party decorations or favors.
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Banana Ghosts

Instructions for making a tasty treat in the form of a ghost from a banana.
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Spirit Jugs

These homemade lanterns will extend a ghostly greeting and good-bye to all your Halloween visitors.
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Tall Ghost

A spooky Halloween ghost decoration to delight trick-or-treaters.
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Glue Ghosts

How to make a ghost from glue and string.
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Ghost Town

Haunt your home with a tabletop village filled with spooky inhabitants
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Potato Skin Ghosts

Directions for making a fun Halloween party food.
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Ghostwriter

Conjure up a handful of ghastly writing tools with this great Halloween craft from Spoonful.com.
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Creepy Cupcakes

These sweet spooks are horribly appealing to boys and ghouls.
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The Haunted Graveyard

Create a Halloween party snack platter to die for.
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Ghost Disguised as a Pumpkin

Try a Halloween decorating idea inspired by white pumpkins.
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