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Today I am sharing this fun and spooky Halloween Front Porch decor. A few weeks ago I received two large posable skeletons from The Home Depot to create something fun and scary as part of their Halloween Style Challenge.  When we opened the large boxes that arrived, my kids were going crazy.:-) The kiddos love Halloween, and this year our house will be the “cool” looking spooky house on the block. Yay! I was also thrilled because I don’t usually make a big deal of Halloween decor so this year it’s a little bit different.

Spooky Front Porch Decor!

Do you LOVE decorating for the holidays? Make sure to drop in and see my friends Guest Post: HALLOWEEN THEMED BATHROOM and this HALLOWEEN MINI TOUR BLOG HOP too! So many fun ideas to share.

I knew that the front porch would be a big deal for us as I don’t typically decorate the inside of the house for Halloween. I usually throw some black and white pillows onto the couch, but that’s it.  This year we got into it though and I ended up with more Halloween decorations in our indoor space as our outdoor!

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As our regular tradition, we go trick or treating with the boys on our street, and I usually leave a large bowl of Halloween treats on the steps for other trick or treaters. This year we will do the same tradition, but we will leave a spooky front porch for the visitors. Boo!

I made a large BEWARE sign that I placed right in from our home. It was super easy to make with just a few materials from The Home Depot. I used a mail box post and mail post anchor to secure the post in the ground, and you can read THE full tutorial HERE.

I found this animated skeleton greyhound that has lifelike sounds and illuminated eyes. So cool- but a little creepy! For the leash, I used the blow-molded chain.

I also made up some skull mounted poles using the realistic looking skulls and stakes. Super easy but impressive little project.

And the ol’ Jack o Lanterns. I chose to make a chic black and white decor for this year, so I turned those orange pumpkins to white with the help of a little spray paint. I really like the simplicity of the white and black. What do you think?

I added a lantern here and some spiderwebs and nearly blood shaded chrysanthemums to complete the effect and I think it was just spot on what I was going for. It has a classically elegant hauntingly simple vibe going on right?!

I also added the Halloween wreath, and I purchased a fog machine  for the scariest night of the year.:-)

For full tutorials of these easy DIY decor projects,

please visit THE HOME DEPOT BLOG.

Thanks for visiting today! I hope you got inspired to decorate for Halloween!

Have a DIY CREEPY Halloween!

And if you love to dress up with your BOO, check out these awesome Halloween costumes for couples!

Cheers,

Aniko