Let your Halloween door decorations do the spooking for you this year
It’s October—Halloween has officially arrived! Now is the time to get your house ready with your favorite Halloween inflatables and pumpkins (be sure to use one of our pumpkin stencil designs), but what about Halloween door decorations and front porch Halloween decorations? From rustic door panels, crow silhouettes, and even a witch who has a wrong turn, we’ve got 11 easy ideas to make your front entrance shine this Halloween. When you’re done with the decor, plan a movie night by picking one of the best Halloween movies on Netflix, and don’t forget the movie night snacks!
Monster Halloween Door
Would you believe us if we told you there’s no need for a kit when it comes to re-creating this monster Halloween door decoration? Just lots of poster board. We are so inspired by @liz.morrow’s gorgeous setup. For another idea, check out our monster door tutorial.
Pretty in Pink Halloween Door
Who says Halloween door decorations have to be scary? This adorable setup gives us just as many thrills as something a little more spooky might.
Halloween Door Panels
These rustic signs are made from fabric that is weather-resistant, washable, and easy to put away to use in future years.
Spider Web Halloween Door
This spider web door from Jane Can is too cute to spook! Grab yarn, Styrofoam balls, pom poms, and pipe cleaners to make this large spindly web and multi-legged spiders.
Related: 14 Genius (Almost) Homemade Halloween Decorations
Shadowy Silhouette Halloween Door
This shadowy silhouette is an easy one to fix up. Plus, there's no adhesive, and you can use it year after year.
Mummy Halloween Door Decorations
Little ghosts will brave the walk to your front door when they see this welcoming mummy. A breeze to create with white streamers, black and yellow construction paper, and tape.
Witch Crash Halloween Door Wreath
Your little pretties will be bewitched by a crash-landing witch wreath!
Eyeball Door Wreath
All eyes are on the costumed guests! Add a little eerie to your door with an eyeball wreath like the one spotted over at Crafty Sisters.
Related: DIY Halloween Decorations to Deck Your Haunted Halls
Moving Spiders
Add a little creep factor with magnetic spiders (that you can move!) like these from Delia Creates.
Eek! Door Light
Settle this in next to a few spiders and cobwebs around your door, and it'll be a sweetly scary way to light up your front door on Halloween.
