Mummy decorations

Mummy How-To: Mummy How-To July 2011 Intro: Each Halloween, I convert my front driveway into a cemetery-themed extravaganza, complete with full-size coffins, headstones and the like. This year, I plan on expanding the cemetery theme by having a set of Mummies aga…

Do you love your mummy? Halloween is creeping closer every day. Kick your decor into high-gear with a cool mummy throw pillow! This simple little project was designed by our good friend Amy Barickman of Indygo Junction, and it’s made with her awesome Crossroads Denim fabric. (Now that you’ve got Halloween on the brain, check out Rob’s other spooky projects: The Glow in the Dark Sugar Skull and The Glow in the Dark Pillowcase/Trick-or-Treat Bag. Happy Halloween!)

DIY Halloween Mummy: If you've seen our other content, you know that we're huge Halloween fanatics! We go all out on this stuff every year and this season we're starting off with a life-sized, realistic Mummy made from a duct tape body form of Jay! Duct-tape body forms …

Learn how to make a DIY Halloween Mummy using simple materials like duct tape and cheesecloth! Super simple, cheap, and WICKED FUN.

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These little Mummy Jam Jar Lanterns are perfect for Halloween and are sooo super simple, that children of all ages can get involved.

Get your home ready for Halloween with these spooktacular mummy crafts! From crafts for the kids to ways to decorate your home, we've found some marvelous mummies to get into the Halloween spirit. With Halloween comes some of the most interesting holiday characters of the year. Witches, ghosts, goblins, zombies and more can be found...

A wood board, creepy cheesecloth, burlap, and cardboard is all you need to get wrapped up in this Dollar Tree Mummy girl!

This simple mummy candleholder project makes it easy to get wrapped up in Halloween. Just cover cylindrical vessels in gauze, stick on a pair of googly eyes, and you've got a spooktacular centerpiece for your Halloween party. Or, line the mummies up and down your walkway to light the path for trick-or-treaters (because mummies are always looking out for kids!).

While these mummies may look like they're made from real ancient Egyptian bodies wrapped up in bandages, they're actually crafted from sturdy foam, metal, and wood and then tightly wrapped with real fabric from head to toe.