Halloween Wreath

Updated on January 4, 2023

I am pulling out my fall decorations this week. When do you decorate for fall? I have a quick and easy Halloween wreath you can make with inexpensive supplies from the dollar store.

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Supplies needed:

• Metal wreath form
• Black and silver garland, 2 strands
• Glittery plastic spiders
• Butterfly clips, 2 sets
• Diamond wrap ribbon
• Black glitter ribbon
• Glue gun and glue sticks

I purchased all the supplies for this project at Dollar Tree (except for the glue gun).

Start by wrapping your wreath form with the garland.

I didn’t use anything to secure the ends, I simply tucked them under the part I was wrapping, but if you are worried about it coming undone you could use a little dab of hot glue to secure the ends to the wreath form.

I didn’t use anything to secure the ends, I simply tucked them under the part I was wrapping, but if you are worried about it coming undone you could use a little dab of hot glue to secure the ends to the wreath form.

Note: I didn’t like the look of the skulls hanging all over the wreath, so I just snipped them off with scissors.

I hot glued each of the spiders to the form.

The little butterflies have clips on the back side, so I just clipped them on the frame of the wreath – two on either side of the spiders.

I tied a bow with the glittery black ribbon.

Since it was so plain, I created a ribbon loop with the diamond wrap and secured the ends in the middle with hot glue. I then glued the black ribbon to the diamond wrap loop.

I created a diamond wrap ribbon hanger on the wreath by creating a loop around the top of the metal wreath form on the back side and hot gluing the ends together.

I have a fall wreath I normally leave up from September through November, but it will be fun to switch it out with this Halloween wreath in October.

This project was part of Craft Lightning: Halloween Edition. Be sure to check out the host’s blogs all week to see many more Halloween crafts you can create in 15 minutes or less: The Country Chic Cottage, 30 Minute Crafts, and 100 Directions. class=”aligncenter”