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Spooky and Fun Halloween Resin Decor Ideas for DIY Lovers

Spooky and Fun Halloween Resin Decor Ideas for DIY Lovers

If Halloween is your favorite season and you love getting crafty then art is a perfect way to bring spooky vibes into your home. From creepy coasters to ghostly charms lets you create fun festive and even eerie decorations that look amazing and last for years.

In this post we’ll share some of the best

Halloween decor ideas you can make yourself plus tips for getting started and what supplies you’ll need.

> Want more seasonal projects Check out our [Fall DIY Projects page] for cozy and spooky inspiration

Why Use Resin for Halloween Decor

 is a great medium for Halloween because it’s versatile durable and easy to customize. You can use silicone molds to create bats skulls pumpkins spiders and more or make your own haunted decorations like bloody drink coasters or glow in the dark keychains.

The glossy glass like finish give resin

everything a polished professional look even if you’re just a beginner.

Plus decor can be reused every year or given as handmade Halloween gifts to friends who love spooky season as much as you do.

Halloween Resin Decor Ideas to Try

Here are some fun and spooky ideas to get your creativity flowing

1. Spooky Coasters resin

Create coasters with embedded fake spiders eyeballs or Halloween confetti. Use black orange and purple pigments for an eerie vibe. You can even pour in red ink for a bloody effect.

> Need a coaster mold We recommend [this Halloween coaster mold kit on Amazon]

 

2. Glow in the Dark Ghosts

Use ghost shaped molds with glow in the dark pigment powder. These make great decorations for windows shelves or even party favors.

3. Witchy Trinket Dishes

Use moon and star molds or even hand shaped trays to create gothic or witchy themed trinket dishes. Add gold flakes black glitter or pressed herbs for an enchanted look.

4. Creepy Keychains and Charms

Bats pumpkins coffins and black cats make great shapes for keychains or zipper pulls. These are fun to sell at fall markets or give away as party favors.

> Selling your creations Check out our [Beginner Resin Selling Guide]

 

5. Spiderweb Wall Art

Pour clear or tinted into circular molds and use a toothpick or vinyl stencil to create spiderweb patterns. Add a plastic spider for the full effect.

6. Bloody Candle Holders

Use deep red pigment or fake blood effects in clear molds to make creepy tealight holders. These look great on your Halloween party table.

> Want more candle DIY ideas Visit our [DIY Candle Accessories page]

Supplies You’ll Need

Before you get started make sure you have the right materials

Epoxy or UV

Halloween themed silicone molds

Resin-safe pigments and glow powders

Mixing cups and stir sticks

Gloves and protective cover for your work area

Decorative fillers like glitter confetti fake spiders or pressed leaves

Keychain rings trinket hardware or tealights depending on the project

Most of these supplies are available online in themed kits. Try something like [this Halloween starter kit on Amazon] to get everything in one box.

Tips for Working with Resin

Work in a well ventilated area and always wear gloves

Follow the instructions on your resin brand carefully for best results

Use a heat gun or lighter to remove air bubbles after pouring

Let your pieces cure fully before unmolding

Be creative You can layer resin in stages to add depth and dimension

 First time using Read our [Complete Beginner Guide to Resin] to get started

Final Thoughts

Halloween is the perfect time to get crafty and experiment with fun decor ideas. Whether you’re decking out your haunted house or just want to make some spooky gifts resin art adds a magical and personal touch to your celebrations.

So gather your supplies pick a projecy

and get ready to make this Halloween your most creative one yet.

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