31 Frightfully Fun Cricut Halloween Crafts to Make

I LOVE the Haunted Mansion at Disney World. My kids think I'm crazy, but I don't care. Each Halloween, I like to add to my "haunted decor." These lanterns are easy to make, and the best part is you can peel off the vinyl to use the lanterns for the rest of the year.

Get your table ready for your Halloween dinner party! Or simply add this cute table runner to your existing Halloween decorations. The post includes a free SVG file.

This DIY Hitchkiking Ghost wood sign goes above my front door each October! It's crazy easy to make using the reverse stenciling method.

A few years ago we threw a "teen" Halloween party. The girls all made Halloween crowns. I love this idea, like a party hat but for a Halloween Party.

Create a set of chinoiserie-inspired blue and white pumpkins to add to your Fall decor this year! It’s an elegant take on Autumn decor and oh so easy to create with a Cricut machine. No drawing or hand painting skills are required!

Use your Cricut to create this fun “Witch & Famous” Halloween table runner! We’ve even included a FREE SVG file for the project. It’s the perfect Halloween craft to use in your holiday decorations this year!

I love to use my Cricut Machine all year long, but I especially love to use it for the Holidays. I’ve created several simple Halloween Costumes for my family during the last few years with my Cricut Machine. If you’re looking for some cute DIY Halloween costumes, then you may like one of these 13+ Cricut Halloween Costume Ideas.

Dress up a simple white bowl with a bit of vinyl to make the perfect Halloween treat bowl. Use it to hold your favorite Halloween Candy!

There are so many cute Halloween sayings in the Cricut Design space. Turn a few into a t-shirt. The rose gold fold looks great on this darker green tee.

We designed a set of Cricut image SVG's for you just for Halloween.

Use a bit of Cricut Permanent Vinyl to create a fun mug just for the season.

This banner is made using a series of rectangles and triangles cut from Halloween paper. You can cut all of them out on your Cricut, so the project comes together quickly.

This is one of the very first crafts I made using my Cricut machine! Again, just a bunch of triangles!

There are so many ways to use a Cricut to create Halloween costumes. We have a set of Skeleton SVG's which make a great costume for teens.

Use a bit of paint to stencil a simple black table runner.

This project was not done on the Cricut originally but could easily be made using the Cricut Maker since it can cut fabric. You can cut the Witch silhouette out of fabric using your Rotary Blade or from Iron-On Vinyl.

We used our Cricut to cut out a simple "trick or treat" saying to iron onto a canvas banner. This project is no-sew!

Dress up a set of simple canvas totes with some vinyl iron-on to create a bunch of cute trick-or-treat totes! You can even get some of the SVG's for free in our Cricut Library.

Rebecca, at the Crafted Sparrow, used her Cricut to create a set of Halloween pillows! Does anyone recognize the phrase? Yes! It's from Hocus Pocus.

Angel from Fleece Fun created these cute Halloween Jars and has a set of free svg's to go with them on her site.

I cut out a few sets of eyeballs and taped them to the inside of my china cabinet. It was crazy easy and would be cute done in a Kitchen as well.

Create a cute Mercury Glass jar with this tutorial from a Pumpkin & a Princess.

This sign is inspired by one of everyone's favorite Halloween movies, Hocus Pocus. Hop on over to Unoriginal Mom to find out how to make it.

These pumpkins look great with simple phrases and clean modern font. Find out more at Love Always Audrey.

Cute DIY tee tutorial from Persia Lou!

You can decorate more than just tees for Halloween. Persia Lou added vinyl to sneakers to create these cute Cat shoes.

I love this clever Halloween sign over at the Country Chic Cottage.

Add this free SVG to a tote to create a cute trick or treat bag.

Use a bit of felt to create this colorful banner.

Perfect for your porch on Halloween Night!

I love how Jen used her cutting machine to decorate simple plates and create this fun Halloween plate wall!