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Here are some very quick and easy ideas to make your porch look extra special this Halloween. Everything can be brought locally and inexpensively, so if you’re wondering how to add some last minute seasonal flair to your porch then read on.
Broomstick Display
Tie together a number of inexpensive broomsticks, broom side up, so that they stand independently. Use black and orange ribbon to secure them for Halloween style magic. Several of these displays either side of your porch look very effective.
Pumpkin Family
It just wouldn't be Halloween without a pumpkin or two! They always look amazing on a Halloween porch, carved creatively of course and with a candle burning inside on the night itself. Try using a mixture of different sizes and colors of pumpkin to create your own pumpkin family.
Halloween Baskets
Create a Halloween basket by first lining one with large autumn leaves and then filling with red apples and baby pumpkins. If your basket has handles then tie with orange and black ribbons.
Halloween Wreath
Take some florist wire and make an inexpensive shop brought wreath look extra special by threading through mini pumpkins, berries, cinnamon sticks (wind the wire around these to attach) and large autumn leaves. Be creative and in no time you’ll have a door decoration to be really proud of.
Quick and Easy Lanterns
Create instant lanterns with tea-lights and empty glass jars. These can be painted with Halloween characters or left clear, as I prefer them, with the candles on show. You can position them on steps or wind wire around the rims to create a handle to hang them by.
Happy Halloween!
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