This DIY Halloween door decoration is free, easy, and fun to make, and requires no storage! It is also a great kids Halloween craft using materials that are recycled or found in nature! Who doesn’t love paper crafts and nature crafts?
I made 4 color versions of the “Flying Lessons” sign free Halloween printables for you to download at the end. There are many ways to use just this sign alone: on a table or a shelf, on a door as an instant Halloween door decoration, or as wall art!
Each element in this Halloween door decoration is quite easy to make. The witches shoes and broom will only take about 1 to 2 hours total if you have the materials ready. Because I have detailed tutorial and video for each one, I will give a brief description and link to each tutorial below.
Here is another version of this Halloween door decoration using a boxwood wreath! Flying witch DIY Halloween wreath tutorial here.
Flying witch DIY Halloween wreath tutorial
Materials and tools to make an Easy & Free DIY Halloween Door Decoration:
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- paper (to print the sign, download at the end), construction paper like these, or these (to make witches shoes), some twigs and branches (to make withes broom)
- scissors, glue, scotch clear tape, duct tape, strings or twine
- optional: a door wreath hanger
Step 1: make a witches broom for the DIY Halloween Door Decoration
The witches broom is made from branches and twigs in our garden. DIY magical witches broom tutorial here.
If you could find a stick with some tiny side branches on it to make the broomstick (see photo above), it would provide good places for hanging the sign and the witches legs!
Step 2: make a “flying lessons” Halloween sign
The “Flying Lessons” sign is made from a free printable design taped or glued to a piece of cardboard cut to a slightly smaller size than the paper. I used 8.5×11 paper and 8×10 cardboard. You can download the printable at the end.
Step 3: make witches shoes
The witches shoes are made from two piece of construction paper, so easy and fun! Witches shoes Halloween paper craft tutorial here.
Step 4: assemble the Halloween door decoration
Arrange the broom, sign, and boots on the boxwood wreath to figure out how long each thread or twine needs to be.
Tape some threads onto the back of the sign, and use a clothespin attached to a string to hold the witches shoes.
Next hang each element onto the broomstick. Tie some twine onto the broomstick so it is easy to hang it on a door wreath hanger.
I made the Flying Lessons Halloween printable downloads in 4 colors: orange, golden yellow, green, and white. The pdf has four pages.
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You can probably tell I was carried away this year with too much Halloween fun! To make everything easy to find, below is a list of links to all the Halloween decorations and crafts you see in these photos:
DIY Halloween Cat Decorations with Free Template.
DIY Halloween Bats: super magical decor and craft!
DIY Witches Shoes / Boots: just 2 piece of paper and so many uses, with Free Template!
DIY Witches Broom: free, and so many beautiful ways to decorate with it!
Flying Witch DIY Halloween Wreath with free printable Halloween sign.
Handsome and stylish DIY Monster Halloween Wreath ! ( Coming next week )
You may also like: 20+ Amazing Pumpkin Decorations from Gorgeous to Wicked
Happy creating!
Hi I have signed up for your newsletter and I have clicked on every link that you tell me to print out on the sign for the flying lessons it just keeps looping me around I have been in a constant loop for a good 10 minutes now with no end in sight maybe it’s because I’m on my phone? I don’t have a printer anyhow but I could go somewhere and have it printed if I have the PDF but I cannot get to it I don’t know what I’m doing wrong so very sad I am definitely not technology inclined if I said that right lol I can do lots of things but when it comes to this technical side of it yeah no good at all am I lol I don’t know if I’m doing something wrong missing something a little on the dinghy side combination of all the above lol most likely quite certainly that is the case am sad though cuz it’s such a cute little sign I guess I will screenshot it and make my own version I suppose either way it’s a very cute sign love the decorations I’m trying to get into the swing of decorating again The kids have moved they’re grown I’m old as dirt lol but I love looking at pretty things it puts me in a very happy place therefore I want your video as well as a few others and I get inspired to surround myself with beautiful things that I have created It’s very exciting I’m also scared to have to death of it all but I think we can all say we are a little terrified at the beginning of anything we do in our lives regardless of what that may be cuz you know the looming thought of what if I fall flat on my face and I suck completely I mean I know I am that way with quite a bit of things I’m sure others are in some sense but I’m not afraid of falling on my face and messing up I do that quite often I just jump up dust myself off and swerve a little bit a different way to make it work but when I can’t figure out how to get a simple PDF I feel like I am just not the sharpest tool in the shed sadly well with all that crazy nonsense being said I hope that you have a beautiful lovely most grateful day you could possibly have many blessings hop on that broomstick and take off that’s what I’m about to do hehehe I’ll get you my pretty and your little dog too 🤣🤣🤣🤣🐕🧹🧙♀️🧙♀️🎃❣️
Hi Lori, sorry i just saw your comment! we all get stuck on technology at times! so happy you are enjoying the fun little things in life! 🙂
Hi, You are very creative, happy and beautiful. Today, I became very interested in my work because I learned from you beautiful lessons. I congratulate you and your husband for your success
thank you Mehran! 🙂 wish you all the best!