Once the longer nights begin to approach, we know that fright night must be drawing near. This is a time of immense fun especially for people that love to dress up and go to parties for a spooktacular time. Welcome the Trick-or-Treaters to your home with a stunning Halloween Wreath. Whether you want to go all out spooky with creepy bats and cats or just fanciful with shiny ornate pumpkins – there are plenty of ideas here for you to choose from.
This DIY Halloween craft is easy to make, budget-friendly, and sure to bring a festive fright to your home décor.
Supplies
- 1 large wreath form (grapevine, foam, or wire)
- Black yarn or fabric strips
- 1 large black faux spider or a DIY pom-pom spider
- Black pipe cleaners (for spider legs)
- Googly eyes
- Hot glue gun and glue sticks
- Scissors
- Black spray paint (optional)
- Ribbon or door hanger for hanging
Instructions
Take the plastic spider and attach it to your wreath.Make spider legs with black pipe cleaners by bending them slightly to look like real spider legs, and glue them securely to the spider’s body.Use hot glue to attach the spider to the center of the wreath. If it is heavy, you can also use floral wire to wrap around its body for extra stability.
This eye-catching design features bright orange textures, a spider web center, cute ghosts, bats, and a bold “BOO” sign.
Supplies
- Orange fuzzy yarn or a chenille garland
- Foam wreath form
- Black cardstock or craft foam
- White craft foam for ghosts
- Plastic spider web decoration
- Plastic spider and bat cutouts
- Wooden or foam letters spelling “BOO”
- Hot glue gun and glue sticks
- Scissors
- Ribbon for hanging
Instructions
Start by wrapping the foam wreath form with orange fuzzy yarn or chenille garland. Use hot glue to secure the ends. Then, add a plastic spider web decoration to the center of the wreath using more hot glue or fishing line. Next, decorate the wooden/foam “BOO” letters with black glitter and add white ghost cutouts with black marker eyes. Glue the ghost shapes to the “BOO” sign and attach the sign to the top of the wreath. Finally, add bat cutouts around the wreath and a plastic spider to the bottom center.
For a more subtle yet spooky vibe, this minimalist wreath features a sleek gray design with a bold bat silhouette and a bright orange moon. It’s perfect for a sophisticated Halloween look.
Supplies
- Thick gray yarn
- Foam wreath form
- Black foam or cardstock for the bat
- Orange foam or cardstock for the moon
- Googly eyes
- Wide gray ribbon for hanging
- Hot glue gun and glue sticks
Instructions
Start by wrapping a foam wreath with orange fuzzy yarn or chenille garland. Use hot glue to secure the ends. Then, add a plastic spider web decoration to the center of the wreath using more hot glue or fishing line. Next, decorate the wooden/foam “BOO” letters with black glitter and add white ghost cutouts with black marker eyes. Glue the ghost shapes to the “BOO” sign and attach the sign to the top of the wreath. Finally, add bat cutouts around the wreath and a plastic spider to the bottom center for a spooky touch.