Halloween is just around the corner, so it’s time to have fun decorating the house! A little creativity goes a long way in Halloween decorating and we DIY’ers are a creative bunch. So, let’s talk DIY outdoor Halloween decorations! Not decorating our porches and gardens for Halloween just seems wrong, right? Few other times are we allowed to publicly let our imaginations run wild and unleash our inner child.
Looking for some spooky inspiration for this year’s holiday season? Here are our top picks for DIY outdoor Halloween decorations. From ghosts to spiders, skeletons to witches, we’ve got all the classics covered. Enjoy them – they’re freaking good!
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DIY outdoor Halloween decorations on a budget
Let’s face it, we usually don’t want to spend hundreds of dollars on Halloween garden decorations every year. But that shouldn’t mean your yard doesn’t look incredibly scary! Here’s some information on DIY Halloween outdoor decorations on a budget.
Spooky cheesecloth Halloween curtains
These simple, spooky cheesecloth curtains are a great way to bring all your fall Halloween decor into focus. Let people see what you The front porch is decorated for Halloweenbut hide enough to make it all a bit of a surprise! Find the tutorial here on HGTV.
Giant DIY Halloween Spider
It just isn’t Halloween without a giant spider! Instead of looking for an 8-foot menace from the store, why not make your own? This DIY spider project from The Craft Crib it’s a fun one the whole family can enjoy!
Cute (but scary) Halloween sign
As long as you use the right colors, a simple sign can add a lot of atmosphere to your outdoor Halloween decorations. In this example from Re-Fabbedyour sign can have several different panels – a great idea if you want to let a different family member design and decorate each one!
DIY Halloween outdoor decorations for a garden
Is your garden crying out for some spooky decorations? These DIY Halloween decoration ideas will turn your garden into a creepy graveyard in no time!
Halloween ghosts in life size
Sometimes, bigger is better, and we think that’s the case when it comes to your Halloween decorations! These life-size ghosts from HGTV it will add just the right amount of eeriness to your front garden. Give them a try!
Witches feet to place in your planters
If you have drop containersraised beds, fall planters or autumn mums in your front garden, this is a cute idea to show your Halloween spirit. These upside down feet witches from The Navage patch it’s an easy, fun way to embrace the spooky season this year!
Adorable pumpkin snails
Sure, you could carve a traditional pumpkin, but why would you when you could have these adorable carved pumpkin snails in your garden instead?! This tutorial from Alpha Mom it couldn’t be easier (or cuter). And, if you want grow your own pumpkinswe’ve got you covered there too!
DIY Outdoor Halloween Lawn Decorations
Got a nice front lawn that’s just begging for some outdoor Halloween decorations? We got you covered! Use these ideas to bring your lawn to life (literally) and earn a reputation as the spookiest house on the street!
Cemetery lawn decorations
You want a fresh grave for yourself Halloween cemeterybut don’t want to throw dirt on the lawn? Check out this easy trick from Aidtopia. Photo by Halloween forum.
How to make ghosts for your yard
You can imagine how creepy this Halloween ghost would be, right, just there lighting; This project uses standard chicken wire and you can follow the tutorial for forming the ghost fencing, DIY. I’ve seen a few blogs that recommend glow-in-the-dark spray painting. I think it would be nice until the paint loses its shine, so maybe putting it where it gets hit by car lights or a patio light gives enough shine? fromEccentric Files‘.
DIY Giant Fluffy Halloween Spider
This spider is truly terrifying – the throw of the fur gives it a fuzzy texture that makes it look SO REAL! If you have the supplies (or can get your hands on them cheaply), this tutorial from Little Yellow Wheelbarrow will give you an impressive DIY spider for your lawn that is sure to turn heads.
Scary Halloween tombstones
Transforming your front garden into a spooky graveyard will delight your neighborhood geeks, and it’s easier than you think! This tutorial from Little yellow stroller guides you through the steps to create DIY living tombstones for your garden.
Best DIY Outdoor Halloween Decorations for Kids
While Halloween is always a blast for adults, it’s even more fun for kids! Here are some simple ideas that your kids can “help” with – they’ll love being a dude and seeing their decorations out in the yard!
Cheesecloth ghosts
Want your Halloween ghosts to look a little more realistic? Check out these easy cheesecloth versions from Martha Stewart! They are surprisingly simple to make, so even the kids can get involved!
DIY giant Halloween spiders to hang in your home
If the chilly fall weather has you looking for some crafts to do with the family, look no further! While a little more involved, this fun tutorial from Better Homes and Gardens it will give you giant spiders that will have your neighbors shaking in their boots!
DIY Halloween Spider Sack
Keep the spider theme going with these spider egg sacks. They’re easy enough that kids can be easy, cheap and creepy… what if you used sheer socks to give them a more ethereal quality? Here are the instructions for these DIY outdoor Halloween decorations from ‘Hello Paper Moon‘.
DIY Halloween scarecrow
If you’re looking for a break from skeletons, ghosts and spiders, why not try a scarecrow? Your kids will love dressing up your scarecrow, and you can even bring it back after Halloween to keep the birds away from your vegetable garden! The Budget Decorator has everything you need to know about this DIY holiday decorating idea.
DIY Halloween Outdoor Decorations with Skeletons
Nothing screams Halloween like skeleton decor! Here are some classic ideas to use these bony decorations for a perfect fit in your yard.
Climbing frames at home
Tired of that old skeleton hanging on the porch blowing in the wind? These impressive frames offer something a little different and can be designed to look like they’re climbing up and trying to get into your windows! Find the tutorial here, from Instructables.
Skeletons doing some simple yard work!
Put your skeletons to work in your garden – literally! This fun tutorial from Useful homework gives you skeletons that aren’t afraid to get their bones dirty!
Skeleton Pallbearers
This is really cool and would go great with DIY graveyard decorations for Halloween! Instructions at Halloween forum.
DIY Posing Skeletons
Any skeleton is a fun Halloween decoration, but skeletons posing in your yard take these DIY outdoor Halloween decorations up a notch. Southern Home and Hospitality shows you how you just need a few household items to put your skeletons in a wide variety of fun poses!
Get creative with your DIY outdoor Halloween decorations!
Whatever you choose to do with your outdoor Halloween decorations in your yard, make sure they are creative and fun! I hope these ideas inspire you to create your own Halloween decoration masterpiece! Let us know which ideas were your favorites in the comments. We think you will also love our posts on DIY Outdoor Halloween Decoration Ideas and Fall Front Porch & Outdoor Decor. And for interior decoration, take a look Scary Jack-O-Lantern Faces and Candyland Christmas Ornaments you can do the above TBD!
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