If you've got some pumpkin leftovers from Halloween, then this pumpkin cake with butterscotch filling might be the perfect solution.

Check out the recipe from Annie's Eats.

Turn Halloween candy in to a garland as a last minute decoration.

Check out the how-to from Gracious Rain.

These pumpkin blondies would make great last minute Halloween nibbles.

Check out the recuoe from Annie's Eats.

These crochet pumpkins are way too adorable.

Check out the pattern from Planet June.

Continuing the theme of pumpkin themed recipes, here are some yummy pumpkin cream cheese muffins.

Check out the recipe from Annie's Eats.

Warm up with a hot bowl of pumpkin soup this Autumn.

Check out the recipe from Gracious Rain.

It's the perfect season to tuck in to this yummy pumpkin torte.

Check out the recipe from Canary Girl.

Here's a more sophisticated take on Halloween pumpkins from Martha Stewart. Fill them with fairy lights for an elegant glow.

Check out the tutorial from Martha Stewart.

These pumpkin-cream cheese truffles would be a grown-up and sophisticated treat for Halloween.

Check out the recipe from Whole Food's Market.

These papier mache pumpkins are super scary and you'll be able to reuse them each Halloween.

Check out the tutorial from Stolloween.

Don't settle for boring soup bowls this Autumn, bake some pumpkin shaped bread bowls. The great thing is that you can eat the washing up!

Check out the how-to from The Idea Room.

With Autumn in the air, it's the perfect time to make DIY candy corn.

Check out the recipe from Almost Unschoolers.

These crunchy frog chocolates may seem a little gory but would make awesome Halloween snacks.

Check out the recipe from Evil Mad Scientist.

If you're in need of a quick Halloween costume, turn a pack of playing cards in to a top hat.

Check out the from WireSmash.

Here's a clever way to repurpose a plastic fork - turn it in to a pair of fangs, ideal for Halloween.

Check out the post on atelier v.

Surely every crafter needs her own DIY magical fairy wand?!

Check out the how-to from Zakkalife.

Here's a great little project for Halloween next year. Make yourself a set of origami claws with a few sheets of paper.

Check out the how-to and make your own.

This skeleton, made from melted cassette tapes looks amazing and would be fantastic for Halloween next year. Another reason to upgrade your old music collection.

See more photos in the post from Wacky Archives.

Felt your own cute mini pumpkins, perfect for Halloween!

Check out this how-to on flickr!

Halloween has come to Cut Out + Keep and we've got hundreds of spooky craft projects to get you inspired and prepared for the day.

Some of our favorites include Little Pumpkin Cupcakes, a Bat Costume, some Gruesome Knitted Eyeballs, a disgusting looking Brain Specimen Shot, Felt Jack O Lanterns, the Cheescloth Ghost, gory buy tasty Skull Crushers, make-up techniques for creating Fake Bruises, a Giant Spiderweb, beautiful but deadly Spider Web Earrings and this technique for Carving a Pumpkin.

Check them all out here and happy spookings everyone!

If you're going to be whipping up some spooky delights in the kitchen for Halloween, then you may want to check out this video by buttonheaddotorg for making Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Bread on youtube. Yum!

Halloween is on it's way, so why not invite the ghools and demons in with a DIY Halloween Ribbon Wreath hanging on your door?!

View the how-to on The Long Thread.

Cindylou on Skip To My Lou has posted on article on "how to start the "BOO" in your neighborhood".

She also includes a template for making these cute Halloween Cat Masks.

These knitted skull tea cosies would be perfect for a Halloween tea party.

Learn how to make your own with this knitting pattern from Halloween Mania.

Halloween is just around the corner, so why not prepare yourself, and make greetings cards for your family and friends now.

Check out this awesome how-to for making a Pop-Up Bat Card on Robert Sabuda.

Guys look away!

If you've ran out of crafting supplies for Halloween decorations, never fear, just nip in to your toiletries bag and voila, a tampon ghost or bat!

Check out the Halloween how-to's on Tampon Crafts.

We've had some awesome entries in to our Costume Competition in the Halloween Special of Snippets. If you've not entered yet, you better be quick. There's only a few more days left before we announce the winner. Good luck!

As it's October, pumpkins are all around.

Extreme Pumpkins is a website that showcases the best, the weirdest and the scariest in carved pumpkins, tips on carving and recipes for using up the remains.

Don't settle for flat cookies this Halloween, make them stand up with these awesome 3D Cookie Cutters.

Cool spooky stuff!

Candace has posted a great tutorial on Craft Daisies for turning an old coffee canister in to a pumpkin.

We're running a Costume Competition over in the Halloween Special of Snippets. Simply post a photo of your Halloween costume, from this or a previous year, for your chance of winning a membership with the Suicide Girls.

I've never seen a monster made of spaghetti before, but if I did, I bet it would look a lot like the one's on The Church Of The Flying Spaghetti Monster.

Start worshipping the monster yourself by following their pattern to knit a Flying Spaghetti Monster Hat.

I'm not sure how comfy it would be to have a real saw wrapped around your neck, but this awesome crocheted Bloody Saw Scarf from Monster Crochet looks pretty cosy.

Our 7th Issue of Snippets is out and it's a Halloween Special. Featuring Emily Strange, Living Dead Dolls, Serena Valentino, beauty tips from a Suicide Girl, our very special Halloween Costume Competition and much much more. Check it out now!

Today has been full of pumpkins and the free pattern of the day from Annie's Attic just happens to be for Pumpkin Coasters. How cute!

How cute is this Pumpkin Hat?

Keep yourself warm on Halloween and knit one for yourself, from the pattern on Crafty Crafty.

Heidi of My Paper Crane has posted Halloween Lollipop Covers to download from her blog.

What an excellent way to add a bit of spook to your trick-or-treat lollipops.

It's creeping nearer and nearer to Halloween, the best time of the year.

If you're looking for some pumpkin inspiration, check out the Pumpkin Group on Flickr, where members have posted photos of their pumpkin carvings, pumpkin creations and all things pumpkin.

Candy apples are one of the treats that I really look forward to at Halloween, but these Gourmet Candy Apples are much fancier than any I've ever made.

I'm going to be dipping my apples in all kinds of sweets this year, yum!

With Halloween just around the corner, have you started thinking about your costume yet? If you're in need of some inspiration there are some great groups on Flickr, where members have posted photos of their Halloween costumes.

Here are a few to check out:

Homemade Halloween Costumes

Flickr Halloween Costumes

Techie Halloween Costumes.