Spook trick-or-treaters with a homespun web, a swarm of bats or the Wicked Witch of the West thanks to these door decoration ideas. We've got DIY ideas no matter what your skill level (or how much time you feel like spending on a project), and a few store-bought options, as well. Plus, get more DIY Halloween decorating ideas and elegant fall wreath ideas.
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Bat Wreath
If you can use a glue gun, you can make this wreath.
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Colorful Pumpkin Wreath
Who says bright colors end with summer? Paint mini pumpkins your favorite bright colors and use them to make a wreath. As long as there's pumpkins involved, it's still seasonally appropriate.
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Pumpkin Patch Wreath
This simple, rustic wreath can work from Halloween right up until Thanksgiving.
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Halloween Mesh Wreath
If you want to keep your decor elegant, this is the wreath for you. It's made out of mesh and ribbons.
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Spooky Spiders Wreath
We know they're fake, but it's still terrifying.
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Black Cat Wreath
On October 31st, it's bad luck not to have a black cat somewhere in your house.
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Cupcake Liner Wreath
Finally—all those unused cupcake liners sitting in your cupboard will come in handy!
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Feather Wreath
You really can order this at the last minute and get it in time for your party. It's not witchcraft—it's just Prime shipping.
$19, amazon.com
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Mini Pumpkin Wreath
Teeny-tiny pumpkins = all the Halloween cuteness, none of the spook.
$34, wayfair.com
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Shea's Wildflowers
Batty Wreath
There's no such thing as too many bats on Halloween. Hopefully none of them are of the vampire variety.
$17, jet.com
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Michael Partenio
Black Twig Wreath
Up your curb appeal with this ghoulish decoration: a black. Then glue on a few twigs from the yard, making sure they follow the same direction. Add a mini pumpkin, plastic spiders, or cobwebs as an extra scare tactic.
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Black Tulle Wreath
Start with a , since the will fill out fast. This version features ribbon roses, but a giant orange bow would look just as bold.
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Blackened Roses Wreath
Darken your door with a moldering wreath straight from the crypt. Craft it fast with ebony flowers, a stuffed raven, bone-white branches, and a gnarled grapevine base.
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Erin Phraner
Spider Wreath
This easy wall hanging only requires a few ingredients—a foam wreath form, black yarn, and decorative spiders and crows.
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Floral Wreath
Spray-painted flowers plus a singular white bloom look chic and sinister atop a ribbon-wrapped wreath.
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Harvest Wreath
Use a square base (or picture frame!) for an angular arrangement of fall foliage. Added bonus: You can leave this festive decoration up through Thanksgiving.
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Shelly Hickox
Bird's Nest Wreath
This wicked wall hanging requires only a few ingredients—a grapevine wreath, black spray paint, Spanish moss, and a crow.
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Cornucopia Door Decoration
Bring on the decorative gourds! A bunch of mini pumpkins can outshine an average jack o'lantern any day.
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Candy Corn Wreath
Speed up this craft's gluing process with some sugary snacking along the way. Just make sure you have left to cover the whole ring!
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Skeleton Wreath
You've got to hand it to this metallic wreath for nailing the creepy vibe.
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Eyeball Wreath
You'll need a lot of , but the scary mass of will be so worth it.
