24 Halloween Porch Decor Ideas

This DIY Halloween Felt Garland with spooky bats actually turned into a craft and a few different activities for my kids. I hope you enjoy this flying bat Halloween decoration and festive garland.

This is a free crochet pumpkin pattern to make fun shaped containers. They are perfect for filling with treats at Halloween and would make great prizes for the best costume winner at a party. They would also be lovely as Fall Harvest decorations, displayed around the home and used for small bits and bobs.

Crochet some spooky Halloween eyeball coasters with this easy crochet pattern. These coasters are quick to make and only use a small amount of yarn, less than 10yds of each colour. So they are great for craft fairs, or classroom gifting!

Shock your guests with bloodshot eyes popping out from the corners of your home, delight the trick-or-treaters with an extra surprise in the treats bowl, or create an awesome Halloween display by dangling these spooky eyeballs in your windows – what fun!

The kids will love your Silly Spider Web Halloween Wreath. Because we are all afraid of spiders and Halloween seems to inspire spider decor, I decided to make a Spider Web Halloween Wreath that is afraid of spiders!

These Jack O’Lantern porch lights are seriously the easiest and cheapest Halloween decorations EVER! All it takes is $1 and about 3 minutes of time (oh, and some wire or zip ties, too!).

This year as a fun family project, we made Milk Carton Jack-o’-Lantern Luminarias. Much like carving pumpkins themselves, the project is easy (with no goopy seeds) merely requiring drawing out a face and cutting it out, along with some painting. Adults will need to help younger children with the cutting steps but otherwise any age can enjoy this project. It’s a satisfying way to recycle milk cartons too!

This DIY outdoor witch for our Halloween front porch is the start of something different at our house. I make DIY Halloween decorations for our front porch every Halloween and replace them with something different the next year. This year I decided to make Halloween outdoor decorations that we will keep and then add to every year. My favorite Halloween theme is witches and I am excited to show you how our DIY witch turned out.

This Straight Outta Candy Printable Sign gives you a fun way to decorate for Halloween or to tell trick-or-treaters you actually are, in fact, outta candy!

Learning how to make a doormat with Cricut was genius because now I have a fun Mickey Halloween doormat with pumpkin Mickey! This easy Halloween Cricut project is done in an afternoon.

This canvas jack-o-lantern could not be cuter or easier to make. We used what we had in the craft bin, and what we didn’t have, we easily found at the Dollar Tree. You can make it in under an hour for about $2.50!

I love the colors of fall–the oranges and golds, browns and reds. Give me all the pumpkins and pinecones!

I am you’ll appreciate this DIY Light Up Pumpkin.  It goes together so quickly, you can literally make this in an hour.

Hey friends, I have fun and oh so easy craft to show you. It’s a cute Halloween Bandana Wreath you can make in only 10-15 minutes.

The nights are starting to draw in, and the kids are returning to school. Before you know it, autumn will be here, so I decided to make a light-up pumpkin decoration this week.

Get ready for the spooky season with a cheap and easy lit Halloween wreath that you can make in just 15 minutes! This quick and easy project features glittery bats and glowing lights, adding an eerie charm to your décor.

Join me as I share with you some creative and fun Halloween decorating ideas that you can recreate for your own home this year.

Are you ready for some fun and festive Pumpkin Decor?

We are counting down the days when we can break out the fall decor!

Styling our homes for the change of seasons is something we love to do!

This year our front porch decor is all about ghosts, Boo-yah fun ghosts. I am excited to show you our DIY Halloween porch ideas and hope you enjoy them as much as we did making them.

Are you ready to cast a spell on your front porch this Halloween? With a little bit of creativity and some Fall elements, you can turn your front porch into a bewitchingly beautiful garden witch themed porch for Fall that will enchant your neighbors and trick-or-treaters alike.

One of my favorite things to do in fall is decorate my front porch. I love front walkways filled with pumpkins in various colors, fall florals and greens. This year I decided to do something a little different and use all faux so no rotting pumpkins.  I’ve got a DIY pumpkin topiary and a faux cabbage arrangement.

I LOVE Halloween! Once a year, my readers are kind enough to let me take a break from thrifty makeovers to share my outdoor Halloween decor! This year, I’ve added something brand new that I’ve always wanted to do, a pumpkin arch!

I loved the shape of this chalkboard sign so I hung onto it, and after I had finished decorating our outdoor space for Halloween, this gave me one more idea.

I decided to turn it into a lighted sign to welcome our trick-or-treaters!

We are finally feeling a hint of Fall in our area of North Carolina! I updated our front porch of the house with Mums, pumpkins, wheat, and doormats to celebrate. We don’t have a roof over our front door so I can’t really put out lanterns, or anything fabric because it will get wet. But I worked around that and am pleased with how everything turned out!