By leah jones
Here are some ideas on how you can incorporate the windows or your home or living space into your Halloween decorations.
Create spooky silhouettes out of black paper or felt to make it look like a creature is lurking in the window.
Make an activity out of decorating the windows with the kids or hang up some of their cute Halloween crafts.
Decorate the outside of the window with a large spider so it looks as though the spider is climbing up the house.
Put orange, green or purple lights and bat decals behind a white curtain to create a cute and spooky ambiance.
You can never go wrong with caution tape as a good Halloween window decoration.
You can also put some fake wooden beams on the outside of the window to decorate your home like an abandoned haunted house.
Cobwebs are another simple but effective way to decorate windows for Halloween.
Or you can cover the windows with a more intricate spider web and place fake spiders on it as if giant spiders have taken over the house.
Place a fake skeleton in the window and position it to appear as if it is peeking behind the curtain.
Go for a uniform theme or try out a bunch of these Halloween window decorations throughout your space.