Are you looking for an easy way to brighten up your room and make it more inviting? Decorate your speech room door! Whether you want to take the crafty route or style it up with a handcrafted hanger is up to you!
Themed Speech Room Doors
- Superhero Speech Room – Today, we are delighted to share with you some photos of a great superhero speech room which has used our Superhero Décor Pack – this speech room has been expertly created by Busy Miss B…read more…
- Halloween Themed Speech Room Door – We all love decorating our front doors at home for Hallowe’en to welcome those ghoulish visitors – so why should the speech room door be any different? According to Samantha Washington, the speech room door should be adorned for halloween too – and we just love how she’s accomplished it…read more…
- Fall Themed Speech Room Door – One of the trends we are currently loving is decorating your speech room door! What a great way to make a BIG impact on all who visit your speech room (and those who pass by too!!) We just love this Fall themed speech room door decoration by Alyssa Gideon in her speech room…read more…
Handmade Door Hangers
- Mason Jar Door Hanger – It doesn’t get any more southern than a Mason Jar filled with sweet tea. Although I can’t offer you the sweet tea, unless you come visit me. I can, however, offer you this really cute Mason Jar Door Hanger…read more…
- Seasonal Wall or Door Hanger for SLPs – I have mulled and pondered this design for about two years, and I’m very excited that it has finally come to be in real life!! I am pleased with everything about it. Probably because I’ve had plenty of time to work out all the bugs before I ever started on it…read more…
- Nautical Door Hanger – This nautical door hanger is a burlap and fabric anchor with a large single letter applique`. I did this one in a navy and white chevron pattern with a red polka dot letter, but it can be personalized in any color/pattern that is a better fit for your color scheme…read more…
- Pineapple Door Hanger – The pineapple is the symbol of hospitality. It was believed to have originated back in the early colonial days. As the story goes, when New England sea captains sailed to the Caribbean and other islands, they would bring back spices and pineapples. Upon their return home, they would spear a pineapple on a fence posts to show all that they had a successful voyage…read more…
