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" Let the haunting begin. Pick up this frightening find at the store\u2014or make them yourself at home.  DIY It: Mini Ghost Town Candles    Inspired by a post on fellowfellow.com, this project uses an image of any building\u2014be it your home, or a ghoulish landmark like the Bates Motel\u2014to transform a standard glass votive holder. Begin by copying the image onto plain paper or card stock (resizing if necessary, so the building is wide enough to wrap around your votive holder). Using an X-Acto knife, cut around the roofline and any treetops; also cut out windows where glass panes would be. Wrap the image around your votive holder, securing the ends with clear tape. Lastly, pop a battery-operated candle ($12.97 for six; walmart.com) into the holder, and flick on the spectral flames.   Buy It: Haunted House Candleholder   If you&amp;#039;re not in the mood to wield an Xacto knife, opt for a ready-made version. To illuminate this one, simply tuck a tealight candle inside.  ($40, surlatable.com)  ----- Plus:More spooky ideas from our 31 Days of Halloween \u00BB6 DIY Halloween Decorations Based on &amp;#039;Famous Last Words&amp;#039; \u00BB 17 Homemade Halloween Decorations \u00BB24 Halloween Sweets and Treats \u00BB37 New Ways to Decorate Your Halloween Pumpkin \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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