Learn how to make a Halloween wreath with these pictured tutorials. Halloween wreaths perfect for fall and Halloween. You’ll find a door wreath to make using almost anything like fabric wreaths, tulle, moss, twig, ribbon wreaths and even feather wreaths!
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Halloween Wreath Decorations
1. DIY Dollar Store Halloween Wreath ~ This dollar store wreath is a fun DIY project. Spider webs were wrapped around the wreath form and spiders were added. A quick and easy $3 project.
2. Spooky Skeleton Wreath ~ Full of spook, this festive skeleton wreath is perfect for greeting guests. It’s made from a moss wreath, plastic skeleton head and hands as well as burlap for the banner.
3. DIY Spider Web Wreath ~ Create a spooky spider web wreath from a wine barrel ring. You could probably use an embroidery hoop if you don’t have a wine barrel ring available.
4. Williams-Sonoma Knock-off Halloween Wreath ~ Make this Williams-Sonoma knock-off wreath for a fraction of the cost. Take an inexpensive grapevine wreath and spray paint it black. Embellish with a raven and moss. Easy peasy!
5. Boo Sign ~ A little paint, wood letters, glitter and ribbon to make a boo-tiful front door sign.
Halloween Wreath DIY
6. DIY Sugar Skull Wreath ~ Looking for ways to adorn your door or mantel this Halloween? Head on over to embellish a styrofoam wreath tutorial with a sugar skull and felt flowers.
7. Black Cat Wreath ~ Adorn a simple yarn wrapped wreath with pipe cleaners and felt to hang with a pretty satin ribbon.
8. Witch Crash Door ~ How hysterical is this witch crash door?! It’s a rather ingenious idea using a plastic clothes basket.
9. Pinecone Monster Wreath Tutorial ~ Do you have an old pinecone wreath you might want to update? How about spray painting it green and making it into a cute monster wreath?!
10. Googly Eyes Halloween Wreath ~ This googly eye wreath is a fun DIY project. Use your glue gun to hot glue ping pong balls to a wreath form and attach googly eyes. At night it looks like little creepies are looking at you from the wreath.
How to Make a Halloween Wreath
11. Striped Halloween Wreath ~ Use traditional black and white Halloween colors for a modern wreath. Add some glitter balls to create a wreath that will stand out above the rest.
12. Make a Tulle Halloween Wreath {how to} ~ This wreath is a great way to decorate your door for the month of October! If you can make a cut and use a hot glue gun then you can make this festive wreath. You could make one for every holiday by just switching the tulle color!
13. Feather Halloween Wreath ~ How to make a wreath Craft that is useful, spooky, and festive is easy as 1-2-3 with this DIY Halloween Wreath tutorial! Get into the spirit of Halloween with this festive Halloween wreath!
14. Black Crow Halloween Wreath ~ Decorate your home this Halloween with this Spooky Black Crow Halloween Wreath! You can easily make this wreath using crows, spanish moss and a wire wreath form.
15. Halloween Mummy Wreath ~ Mummify a straw wreath form with gauze or muslin for a spook-tacular wreath this Halloween! Comes together easily and it doesn’t cost a lot ot make.
You Also Might Like:
- 16 Boo-tacular Halloween Wreaths
- 15 Easy Halloween Door Decorations
- 15 Easy Halloween Pumpkin Design Ideas
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