30 Creepy Outdoor DIY Halloween Crafts

Do you like decorating outdoors for Halloween? Do you like scaring the ghosts and goblins that come "Trick or Treating" to your door?

Then you'd probably enjoy making Halloween decorations and would like a quick way to find ideas for making those outdoor Halloween decorations. I've spent considerable time searching and finding web sites, which show great pictures and have easy to understand instructions, for the best outdoor Halloween crafts available.

I think you'll be pleased with the number and variety of projects shown here.

To make the Mouse Motel shown above, go to the Martha Stewart site. Make it like the photo above or the new model featured on her site.

When you visit the Good Housekeeping site, you'll find this printable witch template. A great Halloween decoration for a door or wall. Consider using a bit of glow in the dark paint to outline or highlight the witch.

You'll use huge beach balls to make these eyeballs in a tree. The tutorial for making this Halloween eyeballs project is found at the princess & the frog.

These glowing eyes are super easy to make using cardboard rolls from tp or paper towel rolls. For all the directions for making these glowing eyes, go to Rust & Sunshine.

I really like the looks of these little ghosts.. For the directions on how to make them, go to DIY Network.

We'll help you find your way in the neighborhood with this Halloween lantern sign post. But, beware!

Turn your porch into a bat cave with these bats made at Martha Stewart. You'll find the directions there too.

If you are the superstitious type, you might not want this black cat to cross your path. But, if you want to put a scare in the little goblins, go to HGTV and make a few black cats for your front walk.

Can you imagine a low spotlight shining on these spooky guys in the middle of the night? Day or night these guys would spook me out. To make your climbing skeletons, go to instructables for the directions.

Hang this on your front door and it'll for sure scare any guests that arrive. Find the tutorial for making this wreath at Craft Your Happiness.

Spook your friends with Halloween banister owls. Whooooo's afraid of a few black owls?

Group these painted jar luminaries on your front steps or down the sidewalk to create a welcome to your guests. Go to CRAFTS BY Amanda for the instructions.

Here's a perfect way to decorate your front porch.....a framed spider Welcome!

If you look really close you'll see a lot of spiders on this spider wreath. It's a good thing it's meant to be hung outdoors.

You'll find all the information that you'll need to make this giant spider and spider web at Mom Endeavors.

Welcome your guest with a warning. You'll find the instructions to make this witch warning at The Tiptoe Fairy.

You can find a great tutorial for making this creepy spider sac at The Tiptoe Fairy.

Hang floating witches hat luminaries on your porch so the goblins have to duck to miss them.

Double the scare with a mummy plus ghost hanging. The tutorial for making this Halloween project is found at Consumer Crafts.

One of the jars has a flameless candle in it, but both could be made that way. Find the instructions at Momdot.

A very cool, tutorial on how to make these flicker candles can be found at HalloweenForum.com. Pictures and directions, just click on a photo to get a close up of the step and written info.

An easy Halloween craft. Use the suggested sayings or make up your own. Go to AllFreeCrafts.com for the directions.

Use cheesecloth for the spider web and make these super easy bats from poster board or cardstock. You'll find the instructions at the Woman’sDay site.

The sign alone should scare folks, but adding some giant spiders will definitely do the trick. The directions for this project are found at Woman’sDay.

I'd love to have these spooky eyes near my front door to greet the little ghosts and goblins that come Halloween night. See how easy it is to make these spooky eyes by going to Kitchen Fun with My Three Sons. I think I would add some solar lights near by to make them visible at night.

HGTV will show you how to make this life sized ghost. Boo!!

An outdoor wreath to decorate your door with black painted skulls. Very nice project. Go to Tried & True for the directions.

I think I would cut a circle at the top of the monster heads and fit them over cheap solar lights to make them scary at night. Go to Someday CRAFTS for the directions.

Day or night these pumpkins will catch your eye. But it looks sort of scary when you see glow in the dark pumpkins.