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Halloween Door Decor Tradition

Collage of Halloween Door Decor that kids will love

One of my simple joys during the month of October is to decorate our front door for Halloween. Why? It’s inexpensive, we get to create, and it does not need to be stored from year to year. I love it when the boys help and we come up with an original design. When they were little they would help by holding the tape or sticking something to the door. Inevitably, it would be fun for the first five minutes and then they would lose interest and I would do the rest by myself. Yet, I still enjoyed sharing the project with them. Seeing the silly creation on our door brings a smile to my face.

Our Halloween Door Decor Over the Years

Crazy monster door for Halloween
Silly Monster
Crazy monster girlfriend door for Halloween
Silly Monster’s Girlfriend
This is when we lived in the old bank building hence the “No Smoking” sign.
Pirate Halloween door
Halloween Pirate
Monster with nose hair for Halloween door
Monster with Nose Hair
Multi-eyed monster halloween door decor
Multi-Eyed Monster
Robot door decor
Stunned Robot
mummy door for Halloween
Mummy
“I want my mummy!”
House of monsters Halloween door decor
House of Monsters
Jack o'lantern halloween door decor
Jack O’lantern 🎃
owl halloween door decor
Whoooo! Whoooo! 🦉
Happy Howl-o-ween with wolf door decor
Happy Howl-o-ween
Happy Howl-o-ween with wolf door decor
Candy corn eating monster halloween door decor
Candy Corn Eating Monster

I hope these inspire you to create! If you don’t know where to start, I suggest starting with a monster, eyes first, and see where it leads. If you end up decorating your door I’d love to see a photo.

Happy Halloween, y’all!

You may also like favorite fall bakes or hosting Thanksgiving.

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Posted on 10/09/2024 by Franci. This entry was posted in Create and tagged diy halloween decorations, door decorating, front door, front door decor for halloween, funny halloween decor, halloween decor kids can help with, halloween decorations, inexpensive halloween decorations, simple halloween decor. Bookmark the permalink.
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