Decorating Porch One Side of Front Door Fall

Give your favorite wreath a time out and opt for one of these creative ideas instead.

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Courtesy of Petal Talk

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Antique Camera

Want to show off your love of antiques? Hang a vintage camera from your front door and fill with flowers and other greenery. Add small cuts of ribbon for extra charm.

See more at Petal Talk.

Courtesy of Two Inspire You

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Luscious Lavender

Is there anything prettier than a big bouquet of lavender? Visitors and passerby will be instantly taken with your home as they walk by this beautiful display. (This one features faux lavender, but if you're making your own, you can sub in dried lavender, too.)

See more at Two Inspire You's Etsy shop.

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Wooden Tags

These Thanksgiving-inspired wooden tags can be personalized with any greeting. Try "Welcome Home" or "Come On In" if you'd prefer to hang them on your door throughout the year.

Get the tutorial at That's My Letter.

Courtesy of Two Inspire You

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Country Chic

Fill a galvanized bucket with faux or fresh pink and white tulips for a classic, country-cottage look.

See more at Two Inspire You's Etsy shop.

Courtesy of Uncommon Designs

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Moss Letters

Though certainly perfect for Christmas, these DIY letters—made with moss sheets, paint, and wooden letters—are pretty enough to hang on your front door year-round.

Get the tutorial at Uncommon Designs.

Courtesy of Tracy's Trinkets and Treasures

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Metal Basket and Chalkboard

Fill a metal basket with flowers, then attach a small chalkboard to write out a welcome message to visitors.

Get the tutorial at Tracy's Trinkets and Treasures.

Courtesy of Daisy Mae Belle

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Floral Monogram

Use chicken wire, floral foam, and silk flowers to create this simply gorgeous monogram display.

Get the tutorial at Daisy Mae Belle.

Courtesy of Holly's Stamping Addiction

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Courtesy of Petal Talk

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Sewing Kit Basket

Fill a see-through basket with flowers and sewing supplies for an elegant and creative door hanging.

See more at Petal Talk.

Courtesy of Random Thoughts

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Umbrella Wreath

Fill an umbrella with your favorite blooms, then hang from a nail on your door for the prettiest (and easiest!) springtime display.

Get the tutorial at Random Thoughts.

Courtesy of Create.Craft.Love

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Garden Hose Decor

Twirl an old garden hose into a bunch of circles, adorn with some garden gloves, flowers, and ribbon, and you've got yourself door decor fit for an avid gardener.

Get the tutorial Create.Craft.Love.

Brian Woodcock

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Rainboots

Install a metal grommet (grommet kit, $8; homedepot.com) on the back of each rain boot. Loop a piece of burlap ribbon through grommets. Place a 3-inch-wide cylindrical vase in both boot heels; stabilize with tissue paper if needed. Fill vase with water and seasonal blooms. (We used a mix of hydrangeas and daisies.) Tie ends of ribbon together and hang on a nail.

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Decorating Porch One Side of Front Door Fall

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