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85 DIY Ways to Decorate Your Front Door for Christmas

From DIY wreaths to handmade doormats, these festive front door decorating ideas are sure to spark inspiration this holiday season.

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Front Door Christmas Decor: Wreaths, Garland and Much More

With the holidays upon us, it's time to start decorating for the season. Unfortunately, all the trappings and trimmings can put a big dent in your wallet. Luckily, there are a ton of fun and simple DIY projects that are easy on the eyes and budget. We've put together a list of 85 DIY looks for your front door that are bound to accommodate every seasonal style.

First up: This decked-out door pairs a garland of fresh-cut evergreen boughs with a simple wood-round wreath. The finished display offers a crisp color palette and an uncluttered approach with just the slightest hint of nostalgia. Pro Tip: Incorporating the same textures and hues of greenery throughout helps create a more cohesive look.

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Trio of Whitewashed Wreaths

This coastal take on traditional front door decor creates depth and brings an element of whimsy. Mirroring the form of a jovial snowman, three vertically stacked driftwood wreaths combine for a big visual impact. Two petite evergreens on either side introduce vibrant color and round out the scene.

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Transform an Embroidery Hoop Into a Charming Wreath

Skip the bulky high-dollar wreaths and make your own! This adorable door decoration is large enough to leave a lasting impression but uses lightweight materials for easy install and breakdown. Made with an embroidery hoop, a few plastic pots and antique bells, this budget-friendly project will have your door spending the holidays in style.

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Make a Friendly Snowman for the Front Door

Some wood and house paint are all that’s required to make this precious seasonal greeter for your front porch. Posted by the entry, this jolly fellow will have guests feeling the holiday spirit as soon as they spot him. The best part about this little guy is the reversible design featuring a scarecrow on the opposite side, meaning he or she can pull double duty during the fall.

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