Halloween Decorating Outdoor IdeasDownload a Free Halloween Black Cat TemplateWhat better way to find Halloween decorating outdoor ideas than from uniquely decorated front porches? We appreciate that site visitors like yourself continue to send us wonderful pictures of outdoor Halloween decorations for you to enjoy.Halloween has become one of the most "outdoor decoration" seasons; it's a wonderful time of the year to enjoy the outdoors. Autumn, Halloween,and decorations just go together. We know you'll find loads of Halloween decorating outdoor ideas and inspiration from our photo gallery. 
Make this Halloween black cat with moon and flying bat - free template and instructions below.
A fun project for the whole family. It is easy to do and will add some Halloween fun to any front porch or yard. You can also make this as an indoor Halloween decoration too. Ten Easy Halloween Decorating Outdoor IdeasAs an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. If you make a purchase through affiliate links on our site, we earn a commission at no cost to you. See our disclosure policy.Mary and I have gathered ten easy decorating ideas you can use on your porch, yard, or in your home. Most are very inexpensive and all are fun to do! We've also included a few similar items you can purchase rather than make for your convenience if pushed for time. If you purchase an item through our links we may receive a commission. 1. Create a monster face for your home or garage door using foam sheets and a weather-resistant double stick tape that's safe for your home's exterior. Or, we found these neat cutouts already made. Easy and quick Halloween decor. We found this unique monster on Amazon.com (referral link). 2. Dress skeletons in costumes - check with you local Goodwill or other thrift stores for inexpensive outfits. These two characters seem to having a great time fiddlin' on the porch. 
In need a skeleton? Here's one we found that comes in different sizes at Amazon.com (referral link) 3. Make spooky signs out of scrap pieces of wood or foam (which can be painted). Hang with rope or cord. 4. Create a coffin from heavy cardboard or plywood. Place a skeleton inside along with playing spooky music. 
Old CoffinCheck out this spooky coffin at Amazon.com(referral link).5. Use black spray paint to cover branches. Place them in your graveyard or use them on your porch steps. 6. Make a maze of sheets (ghosts) on your porch. String lines across the top of the ceiling and hang sheets making it slightly difficult to navigate to the front door. 
7. Make and place scarecrows on your porch like the one you see above. Use them to line the sides of porch steps. You can often find overalls and flannel shirts at Goodwill. 8. Use bales of straw to create a maze for the little ones. 9. Fill a wheelbarrow with dirt (or straw) and bury fake bones for the little ones to find. 10. String a line across your porch ceiling and attach a skeleton so you can pull it across your porch. ...and one more Halloween decorating outdoor idea. It's all about the lighting. No matter your outdoor decorations make sure you experiment to find just the right lighting angles to make your scene pop. Make This Black Halloween Cat
We provide you the template. Speaking of Halloween decorating outdoor ideas, here's an easy and fun project for kids of all ages. Make this Halloween black cat - perfect as a decorative item on your front porch or in your yard. 
Our cat is 28 1/2 inches tall by 15 1/2 inches wide.
We put him on our autumn pumpkin fence and wow! So cool.You could even make this out of construction paper or cardboard for an indoor Halloween decoration!Although the template contains complete instructions, we've included them here also so you can see how easy it is to make. Materials
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Don't run off just yet - we have so many more Halloween Decorating Outdoor Ideas for you! Try This Halloween Owl Project
Assembled Halloween owl decorationSee how easy it is to make this adorable owl display. Use it in your yard on a stake or hang on your porch.This project takes no time at all and you can easily make this Halloween owl project from scraps. It is a fun and easy project to make with kids. I began by cutting two circles from 3/8 inch plywood but you could just as easily use 1/4 to 3/4 inch if you prefer. Depending on where it will be placed when finished, you could make it from masonite as well. I made one 20 inch diameter circle (for the sky) and a 10 inch diameter circle(for the moon), although you can change the dimensions to suit your own preferences. 
To make the circles, insert a nail in the plywood ensuring you have sufficient space for the diameters and attach a pencil with a 10 inch string for the 20 inch diameter circle and a 5 inch string for the 10 inch dimeter circle. Extend the string and keep it tight as you draw the circles on the plywood. Use a jig saw or hand saw to cut out the circles; they don't have to be perfect. Sand edges as needed. Download the owl template and trace it on plywood. Cut it out using a jig saw, band saw, or hand saw. 
Paint the pieces the appropriate colors. Ours is gray for the large circle (sky), yellow for the moon, and black for the owl. We used spray paint we had on hand. 
Grey sky, yellow moon, and black owl painted and ready for final touches
Clouds give it an eerie feelWe opted to give our decoration more depth using spacers that we painted black and placed under the moon and owl, but it is not necessary.
Spacers to give depth to decorationAssemble the pieces as shown. Attach the pieces to each other using small nails or screws. We attached ours using a nail gun.Mary added clouds to make a bit more spooky! And we painted a branch with black paint to embellish the decoration but you could also cut them out of plywood if you prefer. 
Ready for Halloween night!
We hung ours on a wood post and secured it so the wind wouldn't blow it overHalloween Decorating Ideas in PicturesOften times it can be just the simplest decoration that adds lots of appeal. A hint of Halloween can be just as much fun as an elaborate display.
Carved pumpkins, decorating pumpkins, and pumpkin topiaries all make for a fun Halloween. Check out this rather eerie spider web on this Halloween porch. Do you enjoy decorating for the trick or treaters? Do you like cute or spooky or frightening? 
Pretty front porch decked out for Halloween. Carved pumpkins, corn stalks, scarecrows, and skeletons never seem to go out of holiday fashion. 
Pumpkin Totem-Pole DecorationLooking for unique Halloween decorating outdoor ideas? Try this pumpkin totem-pole that Joetta shared with us! Let your imagination run wild and create one of your own. Take a good look to see what was used to create this masterpiece.
Halloween Decorating Outdoor-Ideas - A Family AffairSee how this family used their entire large porch to create a great Halloween experience. Use ideas from all or parts of this display on your own porch. Thanks to Donna of WV for sharing with us.
Halloween Front Porch CornerThe ideas from this classy Halloween decorated porch would work well on any size front porch. The decorated mirror on the wall adds a real special touch and will reflect any light at night to create an eerie display. Our thanks to Barbara Curran for sharing with us.
Spooky Victorian Front PorchThis Victorian front porch makes a statement even in the daytime; imagine walking up on this porch at night! Gotta love those crows. Put some sound with this scene and it could be real spooky!Thanks to Robin Martin for sharing this with us. 
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