FamilyFun has cute family oriented (not spooky) printable Halloween decorations. Various window decals, stickers, garlands and of course other printables like coloring sheets, puzzles, and games. I especially like this witch and this skeleton.








Goobetsa made some cutey cute little paper spooks that you can put in random places throughout your home.







I contemplated giving links to all the great PaperKraft.net Halloween posts, but decided to give you one link and rely on your great investigative skills to find the rest. The custom search on this website works pretty good so you'll be able to find all sorts of printable halloween goodies.






Printable Freddie and Jason plus other creepy creations await you at Horrorwood.






Paperbox World, home of all things papery, boxy, and adorable has some halloween papertoys for you to print and assemble. These are super easy to put together and would look in groups sitting on a mantle or strung up like a garland. I really dig Paperbox World because the designs are simplistic and pretty, they offer a wide variety of papertoys (you HAVE to look at their little cars and trucks!!!) and all the printables are quick to download and easy to assemble.






Other ideas for printable Halloween decorations:

1. Search for Halloween coloring pages (there are lots!), print off a few, and have everyone in the family color them. Put them on the cabinet doors or string them together as a banner.
2. Search for pictures of your favorite creepy animals (spiders, snakes, bats), print them out, and stick them on mirrors, drawer pulls, light switches, and other unexpected places.
3. Use pictures of creepy things to create a mobile or spooky chandelier.
4. Visit medical information sites, print out pictures of bones, organs, etc and create a large Frankenstein style monsters for your wall.
5. Use printable Halloween masks as decorations or printable Halloween treat bags as lumineries or printable potion labels to re-label the kitchen spices.


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