Decorating your home for Halloween is a popular tradition followed by people all across the world. Buying readymade Halloween props and decorations is easy but isnโ€™t the real fun. When you are building something by yourself, you are not only saving money but also adding a personal touch to it. No matter a homemade decoration is small or cheap, it will be perfect to show off your creativity.

When decorating home for Halloween, you must consider the outdoors sections carefully. From front door and windows to patio and backyard, all the places are perfect to display inexpensive Halloween decorations. It is the space you can freely display your talent on.

There are endless ideas out there, but for your help, we have compiled a list of DIY outdoor Halloween decorations that are sure to impress your guests and passersby.

DIY Outdoor Halloween Decoration Ideas

Pumpkin on the Porch

Pumpkins hold a big importance in Halloween. They are usually used to create jack-oโ€™-lanterns but you can also use them into in your porch.

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Miniature Thread Ball Pumpkins

These mini faux pumpkins made from vintage thread balls are a super easy DIY craft that you can make in a day and reuse year after year. It is finished with moss and a wood stick.

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Concrete Pumpkins

While you can easily buy pumpkins in the market, however, you can make concrete pumpkins easily at home. It will be a perfect Halloween decoration for outdoors. If you have skills and time, making a concrete pumpkin topiary is not so tough either.

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Pumpkin out of Wheel

Take a spare metal wheel and use it to make a Halloween pumpkin decoration for the outdoors. Paint it in orange, use some fake leaves, and add a wood branch as its stem.

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Glow in the Dark Pumpkins

If you are looking for no-carve pumpkin Halloween decorations, then making a glow-in-the-dark pumpkin should be a suitable option. Itโ€™s a cool DIY Halloween project to spark up your creativity.

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Glowing Pumpkins Lanterns

Simply put tap lights, thick glow sticks, or other flameless lights into cheap plastic pumpkins, and youโ€™ve made a glowing pumpkin lantern. Use them to decorate the driveway or the backyard.

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Spooky Welcome Mat

If you are looking for a creepy way to welcome your guests at front door, this can be a suitable DIY Halloween project for you. All you need to do is paint a spooky pattern on a doormat.

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Recycled Plastic Bag Halloween Ghost

Make yard ghosts easily with trash plastic bags. You can put them up in bushes or trees. It is a super easy Halloween craft project that you can make in a few minutes. Check out the full DIY at Creating Really Awesome Fun Things.

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Also Read: 50 Best Halloween Decorations to Buy on Amazon in 2022

DIY Tin Can Ghosts

In this particular Windsock project, you are using kitchen recyclables for outdoor Halloween decorations. It is a kid-friendly Halloween DIY craft. Just a few ribbons and tin cans will do the job.

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DIY Flytrap Candy Holder

Want to hand out candies to trick-oโ€™-treaters in a different way than usual? This DIY candy holder in the shape of a flytrap plant is just perfect. Paint it in your own style, decorate with wordings and hang it out on the fence.

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DIY Halloween Lights

In case you are looking for Halloween lights, you can make them at home, this DIY tutorial at Landeelu can help you with it. You will need a few ping pong balls, a light string and a marker to draw eyes on the balls. Disposable coffee cups can also be transformed into Halloween-themed garlands.

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Halloween Props for Outdoors

DIY Spider Web

Halloween decoration of a home cannot be complete without spider web display. You can make spider web by weaving rope and even by cutting trash bags. Candies can also be attached to the spider web to attract kids.

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Spider Egg Sac

Aside from traditional weary of decorating with cobweb, you can also make spider egg sacs to ooze the outdoor space in a creepy Halloween feel. Porch lights will make a perfect spot to hang these Halloween decorations.

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Giant Spider Decoration

Make a giant spider to display in your garden for Halloween. Haunt your neighbors by showing that your home has been taken over by a giant spider. If you are looking for a simple and cheaper DIY, you can use trash bags to make a spider.

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Hanging Foam Bats

Black craft foam, googly eyes, and thread will be enough to make spooky hanging bats for decorating in your garden. Check out the DIY tutorial at HGTV.

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Skull Signs

Transform your front doorway into a thrilling place with these skull signs. With included lights, they will create a spooky display in a backyard or garden.

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Bone Mobile

Making this DIY Halloween decoration is easy. Just take some fake bones and string them up like a chandelier and it is ready to be displayed on your porch.

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Dead & Breakfast Inn Signpost for Halloween

Decorate your backyard with a Halloween signpost. Just sketch out some fun or scary words on pallets and attach them to a mail post. Youโ€™re done!

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Cemetery Fence

While decorating outdoors of your home for Halloween, nothing can beat the aesthetics of a DIY cemetery fence. From pallets and PVC pipe to scrap metal, you can use any material to make them. Use skulls and other props to add the festive essence. You can also make a coffin prop on your own to add to the creepiness.

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Halloween Cemetery Pillars

Making a haunted castle style entrance in the backyard will lift up your Halloween dรฉcor. You can make the frame using wood and wrap it with brick patterned wallpaper.

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Concrete Lighted Step Spook

You can make this lighted Halloween prop without any mold. It will be a permanent decoration that can be used over and over again. Check out the full tutorial at Made by Barb.

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Concrete Tombstones and Hands

Make realistic-looking cast concrete tombstones and hands to give your garden a haunted makeover. Including concrete hands can add that eerie feeling to your DIY outdoor Halloween decoration.

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Packing Tape Ghosts

This life-sized ghost Halloween decoration is made from packing tape and plastic cling wrap. Hang it from a tree or make it stand with support โ€“ it will haunt the neighbors for sure.

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DIY Halloween Chicken Wire Ghost

If you have unused chicken wire lying at home, it can be used to make a ghost figure in your backyard. Cover with cheesecloth or paint black for a horrifying look.

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Hanging Cage Halloween Prop

Hanging cages with mini skeletons in them will be an attractive Halloween prop you can make at home. You just need to paint laundry baskets black like a cage and hang them using chains.

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DIY Halloween Witch Dรฉcor

A large witch cauldron surrounded by creepy witches will surely be an attention-grabbing Halloween decoration. All youโ€™ll need is some fabric, empty bottles, and spray paint. Check out the project details at Scratch and Stitch.

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DIY Witch Broomstick

Witch inspired decor is highly popular for Halloween. Witchโ€™s broom is a symbol of witchcraft, and thus using them in home dรฉcor is a thoughtful idea. You can make one easily at home.

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DIY Wicked Witch Legs

Looking for a fun way to decorate your garden? These DIY wicked witch legs are a perfect choice for you. Old stockings can be stuffed in a manner to form legs. Use them where you please โ€“ hide in bushes or display in planters.

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Zombie Dolls

Barbie dolls are famous for their pretty looks but you can also turn them into zombies to decorate your outdoors. Filthy hair and bloody faces are some details you can incorporate to turn them into zombie dolls.

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Also Read: Different Materials You can use to Halloween Pumpkins

Concrete Smiling Stones

Turn your yard into a frightening yet enchanting landscape using concrete smiling stones. They can be placed amid plants or next to your front door.

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Man-Eating Monster Plant

This man-eating monster plant Halloween decoration is perfect to scare up neighbors. Itโ€™s a Dollar Tree Halloween DIY you can try this year!

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Giant Spider Illusion

A giant spider that looks like coming from under the ground is surely something scary. Just seeing its legs will probably totally freak out visitors to your home.

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DIY Floating Ghosts

It is an easy-to-make DIY outdoor Halloween decoration idea that you can put together even in the last moment. These DIY floating ghosts look great at night, but they will be captivating during the day as well!

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