Turn your front yard into a spooky Halloween display with an easy, affordable light-up DIY using a simple plastic pumpkin bucket and low-cost Dollar Tree items.

DIY Halloween decorations you can make for under $10 Halloween is one of the most enjoyable holidays of the year, offering opportunities for creativity, community

First things first, you need a sharp knife to cut the bottom of the pumpkin off, as this will make it easier to carve later, as it's now a flat surface. You can also take the top off too if you want, and make sure to keep this to the side for later.

Need an easy, last-minute Halloween costume? Opt for the "6-7" trend. Just cut out a big "6" and "7" from cardboard and adhere to the chest or back.

While the average household spends around $115 on Halloween decorations and candy, some Billings families are taking their spooky celebrations to the next level with elaborate displays