Looking for a way to spook your guests before they even set foot in the house? Running out ofΒ halloween games for kidsΒ and halloween party ideas? Let us introduce a great one – monster doors! A sure way to freak out your friends on the doorstep, these Halloween door coverings are cheap, colourful and such fun to make, all the family will want to get involved, including little ones!
These crafty coverings are made using a mixture of coloured cards, paper plates, tissue paper, and basically anything else you can whip together to make a monster out of your door.
Never made a monster door before? Well, help is at hand; have a look at some of these monster doors for some seriously spooky inspiration. Make sure you make the most out of your door, for example a door knocker can make a great crooked nose, or a letter box a straight-lipped mouth. Your monster door could even be munching on some post!
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Googly eyed monster
Have you some fun with your monster door and give him some google eyes!
Double trouble monster door
What’s spookier than one monster? Two! These two look like they know something we don’t…
Many-eyed Monster door
He’s definitely watching you!
Spooky spider’s web door
The addition of a spider’s web gives this one a creepy crawly edge…
One-eyed monster door
The teeth give this guy a truly spooky look!
Friendly monster door
Not everything needs to be a total fright-fest! How about a candy-coloured friendly Halloween door?
Frankenstein’s monster door
The addition of a little scar really brings this one to life…
Angry monster door
A rubber ring and some jagged paper teeth make him one angry monster!
Vampire monster door
It doesn’t have to be complicated… a paper fang is all that is needed to transform this one from regular monster into vampire.ch
Scared monster doorΒ
Add some colourful spots for a cute twist… even his horns can’t make this one threatening!
Overall, just have fun with it! A little creativity goes a very long way…