Miniature Halloween decorations are easily made from low cost materials. Their size means you can create a large display in a small space, and easily store it away for next year. Here's an assortment of projects and ideas to try.
1. Make Printable Miniature Coffin Boxes for Decorations, Invitations, Party Favors
These printable miniature coffin boxes are easily made using your printer, a pair of scissors and some glue. They are large enough to fit a miniature skeleton in dolls house scale, and can also be filled with candy for table favors.
2. Make Printable Pumpkin Boxes for Treats, Decorations or Scale Scenes
3. Make Halloween Characters
There are lots of ways to make decorations from Halloween Characters. Skeletons and dolls can be dressed in costumes and used to hold place cards, or identifying signs for buffets.
- Make a Halloween Witch in 1:12 scale or 1:48 scale from paper or fabric.
4. Make Paper Mache Pumpkins for a Dolls House or a Table Decoration
These Paper Mache Pumpkins can be made in a huge range of sizes and scales and are a great project to work on with children. You can use them hollow as Jack O Lanterns, or leave them solid for a pumpkin display. They take very little in the way of materials and can be made any shape you want.
5. Make Realistic Miniature Corn Stalks
Make realistic miniature corn stalks from paper or raffia to add to a halloween miniature scene.
6. Needlework Pumpkins
7. Make Plates, Cannisters and a Coffee Set for a Miniature Witch's Kitchen
These miniature Halloween Kitchen Pieces are all made from a single sheet of photo paper or lightweight card, printed on a computer printer.
8. Dolls House Scale Miniature Bags, Garlands, Paper Plates and Decorations
These printable decorations in dolls house scale can be used with 1:12 scale scenes or inexpensive skeletons to create a centerpiece, or decorate a dolls house scale haunted house. There are pumpkins, ghosts, witches, and bats. All in a scale of 1:12 or 1 inch equals 1 foot. Their small size makes them ideal for use as stickers or decorations for place cards.
9. Make a Cabin Front Porch for a Haunted Display
This Cabin Front Porch is a wall shelf that can be used to hold a collection of miniatures. You can build just the cabin front to make a haunted house front with a window and an opening door, or you can make the entire shelf and use it as a background decoration for any season of the year.
10. Make a Battery Operated Miniature Fire From LED's
Double double, toil and trouble - here's a miniature fire you can safely set under a scale plastic cauldron in order to cast in your own witches potions. It's made from flashing LED's which give off very little heat. You can make it battery operated or use LED's that can be powered via a transformer.











