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Marc Hagan-Guirey, kirigami paper artist and author of Horrogami: 20 Gruesome Scenes to Cut and Fold shows us how to turn a sheet of paper into a spooky haunted house. 

Hop to it! All you need are a few basic supplies and fluffy pom-poms as cottontails.

This crinkly cotton-candy confection of a wig is a costume unto itself. And a conversation piece: Its base is made from a plastic bag and masking tape — using a cabbage as a wig stand.

Maybe you can't have a real owl or black widow drop in to sit for a spell, but you can craft dangling mobile versions. To make, follow our templates to cut the paper, then assemble them with string so the wings, eyes, legs, and abdo­ men flutter and spin as they dangle from the ceiling.

These seemingly harmless household items may harm your home's plumbing or the environment.

On Valentine's Day, pass out pillowy treats made from bright-pink and orange tissue paper and white parchment (yes, the kind you bake with), and stuffed with sour candies and a fun, flirty greeting.

Get your flock into the festive spirit by rocking these bright tail feathers. Prep headbands for little ones to color in; bigger kids can assemble their own.

Tip your hat to the Pilgrims with a ship constructed using a simple origami boat fold, and stocked with tools for decorating the butcherpaper tablecloth.

These rainbow-colored balloons are made to look like they're floating in mid-air! We used one template to cut, fold, and hang a batch of these easy-to-make paper decorations.

Add color to your holiday decor with these whimsical bulbs. A set also makes a sweet mini garland, tree decoration, or gift topper.