21 Scary Outdoor Halloween Decorations For Front Yard
Halloween is just around the corner, if you’ve still not figured what to make for your front?
Then you’re at the right place.
Because in this post, I’ve rounded up some scary outdoor Halloween decorations for the front yard that will spook your guests.
As a kid, I was always excited about Halloween. Especially, the indoor and outdoor decorations. Sure, you can use those store-bought decorations, but they can never match the fun of homemade Halloween decorations.
These DIY Halloween decorations are easy to make using Dollar store items. Here you’ll find creepy spider, witch with cauldron, scarecrow, spooky tree monster and a lot of skeleton decoration ideas.
Without any further delay, let’s dive in!
Puking Skeleton Halloween Decor
If you’re looking for a stunning Halloween prop for the yard this year, then you must try this puking skeleton that glows in the dark.
Get a 55-gallon drum, and spray foam on its edges. Take a skeleton and pose it over the drum as if he is vomiting. Attach a clear vinyl tube running from the skeleton’s mouth to the drum, and use zip ties to fix it.
Next, you need to attach the other end of the tube to a submersible fountain pump inside the drum. Then, add some water to the drum and mix in fluorescent water tracing dye (used in plumbing, easily available at hardware stores) to makes it glow at night.
Once the tubing and pump are installed, the last thing you have to do is, add lighting. Get a UV blacklight LED flood light from Amazon and fix it inside the drum facing upward towards the skeleton.
All done! Wait for darkness and turn on the pump and blacklight to see the magic!
DIY Pumpkin King Yard Decorations
Pumpkin king can be an interesting Halloween display idea for the front yard. You can build it with a PVC frame and cover it with pool noodles to give it a creepy look.
Pumpkin Scarecrow
For the scarecrow body, you have to make a PVC pipe frame. Fix it on the ground with help of a rebar. Add a large pumpkin head on top of it.
Take a few long branches and zip tie them to form arms, going up. Also, add some dry corn stalks. Cover the scarecrow with a shredded black creepy cloth or a burlap you can easily get from Amazon.
Skeleton Witches With Cauldron
Skeleton Climbing House
A gang of skeletons attacking a house is always a scary Halloween decoration. You can attach these skeletons on walls and windows with zip ties and wire.
Giant Skeleton and Werewolf
Decorate the yard with 12 foot pumpkin skeleton and werewolf, you can find them at your nearest Home Depot.
Packing Tape ghost Witches
Another great DIY idea to decorate the front yard is creating these ghost witches with packing tape. They really looks cool and the best part, they glow at night to give a spooky effect.
Dolls In Cauldron
In this creepy Halloween decoration, the doll’s body parts are put together using spray foam in a cauldron.
Spooky Halloween For Yard
Skeletons Hanging Out in Outdoors
Try this funny skeleton set up for outdoors, a unique way to display your skellies.
Cemetery Gate Entrance
Transform your yard with a cemetery gate entrance with cracked pillars. Learn how to create it.
DIY Cemetery Pillars
If you’re considering a graveyard for the front yard, then these cemetery pillars with weathered look is a must.
Lawn Witches With Cauldron
Lawn Witch
Animated Witch
This funny talking witch can be a main attraction for your front yard. You can find her at Home Depot.
Spooky Tree Decoration
For those who love to crafting things, this creepy tree can be a great project. You can use a cardboard tube as a base, then use spray foam to make it look creepy. Add some skulls and spray paint it green at the bottom.
Giant Spiders
Spider Web Outdoor Decorations
You can create a giant spider web using a beef netting and cut lots of holes into it with scissor.
This material is super stretchy, so you can attach the ends of these spider web on trees, lawn with hooks and landscape staples. They look awesome.
You can even cover the whole of your house with spider web as shown above. In addition, you can also put those giant spiders with it.
Skeleton Wedding Decor
Skeleton wedding theme is unique decoration for lawn.
Pumpkin Arch Entryway
First, you need lots of plastic pumpkins for this project. You need to create a PVC pipe frame to attach those pumpkins. Anchor the PVC pipe to stonewall with a steel wire. Drill holes on pumpkins and attach each pumpkin to PVC pipe with zip ties.
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