Celebrate Halloween on a Budget With Inspiration From Instagram

Spruce up any front porch with orange or yellow flowers and plants that you'll be able to enjoy all year long.

You don't have to buy stencils or go all-out when it comes to pumpkin carving. A slanted font can do the, err, trick.

Your local convenience store should carry black and orange candles for reasonable prices — these are from Whole Foods.

Alternatively, make use of any white candles you probably have lying around and add some faux spider webs to match.

Wrap white gifting paper around lollipops and finish off with some orange pipe cleaners or ribbon for this inexpensive decoration.

Want to try Halloween nail art? Home manicures are a budget-friendly activity you can do with your friends while you trade colors.

Mason jars are becoming more and more popular these days, and this is just another low-cost way to make use of them. Grab some colorful paints to create this cute collection.

Don't worry about having to create intricate designs for your Halloween cupcakes or getting expensive store-bought ones. If you have a hard time finding orange frosting, use the chocolate flavor you probably already have in your cabinet. All that's left are some orange sprinkles!

Some simple sign painting can do wonders for your windows.

Who needs to carve pumpkins when you've got a pen and accessories lying around?

Make your makeup the focus this year. All you need are a few basic products at bargain prices to completely transform your look.

Local dollar and 99-cent stores are great places to do all your Halloween shopping. You'll likely find candy, decorations, and even wigs and other accessories.

"Just made homemade ghosts to hang outside for Halloween! Styrofoam ball head, black eyes with a Sharpie, and cheesecloth that I shredded. Love Halloween!" declared this crafty Instagramer.

When even your go-to snacks are getting a makeover, it's easy to get into the spirit!