A front door decorated for Halloween welcomes your party guests and neighbors with its spooky look. Whether your Halloween front door decoration is spooky or monstrous in a cute way, this one will be a real eye-catcher. All children would love this.
Whether it's your own front door or the door in your students' classroomdecorate for Halloweenyou would find great ideas here.
The first idea is called the stupid giant spider. This door decoration is very easy to create at home, even with children. For this you need a black rectangular tablecloth, 6 paper eyes to stick on or simply 6 white paper plates, one 22x10 cm and three 15x7 cm Styrofoam cones, black adhesive paper and double-sided adhesive tape.
Cut all cones in half with a sharp knife. It would be better if you do this outside, otherwise it will get pretty dirty. Be careful with your fingers!
Use strategically placed strips of tape to attach the black tablecloth to the front door. First test whether the tape will not damage the door paint. After the teeth and eyes have already been glued, it's time for the legs. Note that there must be enough space on both sides of the door for the legs. And done!
Do you have a green front door? Then you can have one in no timeFrankenstein Türdekocreate. Simply cut eyes, mouth and hair out of black construction paper and attach them to the door with double-sided tape. Your monster can also express different emotions - indifference, joy, anger, etc.
Turn your front door into a giant mummy by wrapping it with white tack paper or gauze bandages. The door must be open during the process. First glue large ball or construction paper eyes to the door, then start wrapping them. This way the eyes would peek out from under the crepe paper.
Cover the entire door with green construction paper and use black paper to create the witch hat. Large eyes, nose and mouth should be cut out of paper. Add a wart on the nose. Use orange crepe paper to make the hair. Stick the paper strips over and to the side of the door.
Check out the other ideas in the image gallery below and think about which ones you could implement! Have fun!
