Spider Themed Halloween Porch

 

A few giant spiders, an unreasonable amount of spiderwebs, ALL the pumpkins, and lots of lighting bring this porch to life after dark. This might be my favorite Halloween porch transformation yet! Here’s exactly how we transformed our front porch for Halloween.

 

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The Support Structure

You can make a simple structure out of PVC Piping and Hardware Cloth to give support to the webbing and spiders. Start with a basic PVC arch that will fit and frame your porch nicely. Cut down the hardware cloth into strips (about 1′-2′ wide) and zip tie it onto PVC. Move your structure into place on your porch a secure it. I used really long zip ties to attach it to the columns on our porch. 

 

 

I usually leave the support structure in place and use it again at Christmas time for garland!

 

Decorating with The Webbing and Spiders

Start layering in Stretchy Spider Webbing to cover the hardware cloth. The webbing sticks really easily to the edges of the hardware cloth. Command hooks come in handy as well for stretching the webbing. Before adding the spiders, I used two of these Giant-Sized LED Spider Webs to frame our porch steps. The Spiders are easy to add next by zip tying the legs to the support structure or command hooks. Lastly, I layered in some more lighting with these Purple String Lights behind the support structure and the Govee Permanent Lights on our soffits.

 

 

Spider Themed Halloween Porch

How fun is this!? All the lighting effects really added so much to the overall look. We can’t wait to welcome trick-or-treaters this year!

 

 

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