Halloween is one of the festive traditions that children and adults alike are anticipating every year, well, not until the global pandemic hit us. Maybe you were one of those who loved visiting a haunted house, attending costume parties, and trick or treating, but navigating into the new normal doesn't have to render this year's celebration boring, even if it means staying at home. We've come up with 7 ways to celebrate Halloween at home and we promise you, it'll be far from boring.

1. Create a Halloween concoction

 Kickstart the celebration by mixing up a cocktail drink to set the mood. If your idea of a perfect Halloween party is to binge-watch your favorite horror flicks while sinking your teeth into sweet treats, you need a festive drink to make this annual tradition more fun. Conventional drinks are boring so kick them up a notch by adding some scary effects. Red wine? Come up with a gory drink for an ultimate scare-fest.

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2. Style up an edible canvas

A cake, a gingerbread, a cookie? Turn your favorite pastries into a spooky masterpiece that you and your loved ones can enjoy this Halloween. It's going to be a family affair as everyone gets to share their creative ideas in decorating baked goodies. Oh, and you don't have to be a master baker either. You can buy some ready-to-eat confectionaries and spook them up with candy sprinkles and frosting.

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3. Fuel that creativity by hosting a craft night

Unleash the artist in you. Invite some friends over and let your artistic hands do the talking. Acrylic paint and wood rounds are all you need for this creative undertaking. Express yourself and show your sense of style.

 
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4. Monster up your plants

You need not spend hundreds of dollars for a stellar Halloween decoration because you can spookify your cute creatures to match the scary theme with a creative idea. Some acrylic paint and adhesive craft foam and you're all set.

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5. Craft Halloween costumes out of cardboard boxes

Just because you're celebrating at home doesn't mean you're not going to dress up for Halloween. Make your costumes more interesting by crafting them up using cardboard boxes. You'll be amazed by what you can do with these recyclable materials.

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6. Let your plushies join in the fun

Halloween isn't only for humans, stuffed animals would like to have some fun too. Sew up a costume for your plush toys. Miniso's Penpen will be delighted to be part of the celebration. Your kids will enjoy this dress-up game. You might want to check out some Halloween-limited products here.

7. Go back in time with a time warp

Halloween isn't only about spooky and scary stuff. Why not do it differently by taking a trip down memory lane? Throw a themed costume party, but this time, it should be all about the classics. How about Miniso's Mickey and friends theme? It’s a timeless classic that everyone can relate to.

Got more ideas for a fun Halloween party at home? We’d love to hear your thoughts!

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