DIY Halloween Outdoor Decor That Will Have "All Eyes on Boo"

Trace around the outside of different size plates to create multiple eyes. Cut out all the circles you have traced to use for the eyes. Gather your finished circles and double sided tape. Layer multiple sizes and colors to create a custom feel to your monster door with a variety of eyes.

Trace around the outside of different size plates to create multiple eyes. Cut out all the circles you have traced to use for the eyes. Gather your finished circles and double sided tape. Layer multiple sizes and colors to create a custom feel to your monster door with a variety of eyes.

Trace around the outside of different size plates to create multiple eyes. Cut out all the circles you have traced to use for the eyes. Gather your finished circles and double sided tape. Layer multiple sizes and colors to create a custom feel to your monster door with a variety of eyes.

Using the double sided tape attach the finished eyes to the door. Use your scissors to cut the faux fur sheet into eyebrows for your monster door and attach with double sided tape. Use the painters tape to create the mouth or even give it flare with paper teeth. Cut the crepe paper into strips for the doorframe and faux hair for your monster door. Also, attach with the double sided tape. Trim up any pieces that hang to long and don’t be afraid to get creative here with different lengths.

Using the double sided tape attach the finished eyes to the door. Use your scissors to cut the faux fur sheet into eyebrows for your monster door and attach with double sided tape. Use the painters tape to create the mouth or even give it flare with paper teeth. Cut the crepe paper into strips for the doorframe and faux hair for your monster door. Also, attach with the double sided tape. Trim up any pieces that hang to long and don’t be afraid to get creative here with different lengths.

Using the double sided tape attach the finished eyes to the door. Use your scissors to cut the faux fur sheet into eyebrows for your monster door and attach with double sided tape. Use the painters tape to create the mouth or even give it flare with paper teeth. Cut the crepe paper into strips for the doorframe and faux hair for your monster door. Also, attach with the double sided tape. Trim up any pieces that hang to long and don’t be afraid to get creative here with different lengths.

Using the double sided tape attach the finished eyes to the door. Use your scissors to cut the faux fur sheet into eyebrows for your monster door and attach with double sided tape. Use the painters tape to create the mouth or even give it flare with paper teeth. Cut the crepe paper into strips for the doorframe and faux hair for your monster door. Also, attach with the double sided tape. Trim up any pieces that hang to long and don’t be afraid to get creative here with different lengths.

Create some googly curb appeal with a mischievous monster door. Simple cardstock, crepe paper, and tape can make a creative funky face for your front door.