Halloween Front Door Decor | Endlessly Inspired

Hi, everyone! Welcome to Day 19 of the 31 Days of Halloween! I have yet another guest post today; this one from Megin of VMG206. I did a series of guest posts for Megin earlier in the year, so I’m delighted that she’s here returning the favor for me. I love the idea for this front door decor — and even better, it could not be easier!

Hi! I’m Megin of VMG206, a blog about Paper Crafting, DIY’ing and Blogging. I want to say thank you Jenn for inviting me to share in her 31 Days of Halloween! Halloween is my favorite holiday and today I’m sharing a not too scary Halloween Front Door Decor.

Make this cute Halloween Front Door for almost nothing, and in just a few minutes!

So, I’ll start out with an easy list of supplies:
B-O-O Letters (under $3.00 each, depending on size)
Paint
Brush
Rafia
Misc. Ribbon or Tulle

Step 1: I painted the letters a bright orange pumpkin color and let them dry.

Step 2: I tied a piece of raffia to attach the letters together, and one at top for hanging.

Step 3: I tied a piece of tulle to the top to create a simple bow.

Step 4: Hang it on the door.

It was super quick and easy!

I hope you enjoyed the tutorial today. I have recently posted a few other Halloween ideas, so be sure to go check them out: Halloween Dollar Store Decor and All Things Fall Y’all Blog Hop and Giveaway. Follow me on Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, and Bloglovin‘, or e-mail me at VMG206 at gmail.com.

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