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Halloween Spiderweb Wreath

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halloween spider web wreathThis will be the absolute easiest and cheapest front door Halloween décor you could possibly ever create… well, I’m sure it’s at least up there as a contender.

While rummaging through the Dollar Tree last week, I spotted some 2-packs of large creepy, hairy spiders. I thought the kids trick or treating in the neighborhood would get a kick out of seeing the spiders crawling up the front door so I got to work…

hallween spider wreathI gathered my supplies:

  • • Large straw wreath form
  • • Spider web
  • • Couple packs of large spiders
  • • Greenery pins (from the floral section)
  • • White plastic tablecloth
  • • Adhesives

halloween wreath greenery pinsThe greenery pins will be your best friend in this project. First I used them to pin the plastic tablecloth around the straw wreath form (just keep the plastic on the wreath and pin right into it, super easy).

halloween spider wreath craftOnce the tablecloth was tightly pinned, I draped the spider web loosely around the wreath form and pinned around the back. Then I added a couple spiders using a greenery pin around the legs. And for added fun, I taped some spiders crawling up the door using double-sided mounting squares that were easily removable and wouldn’t damage the doors.

halloween spider web wreath

Halloween tarantula front doorSeriously, aren’t these spiders awesome? They’re a little furry and about 5 inches wide… like BIG ol’ spiders! And only 50¢ each.

Halloween spider front door

tarantula spider wreath

halloween spiders front doorI have to say I’m diggin’ the final look. The whole Halloween front door took less than 15 minutes to put together and is definitely a beginner-crafting project that your trick-or-treaters will love.

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  1. Crystal says

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    That’s super creepy!! I hate spiders!! I don’t know if I could knock on your door…lol!! Great job on it being so spooky!! Great job!!

  2. Chelsea @ two twenty one says

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    Super spooky!

  3. Lizy b says

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    Oh I love this!!!! I can’t wait to decorate my door and creep out my son when he walks home from school!!!! Pinning!!!

  4. phyllis says

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    I love the spiders, they look so fun and scary on the wreath and on the door, that was a good bargain 50 cents each perfect…Love the scary..Phyllis

  5. Cheryl @ That's What Che Said... says

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    Hey Erin! I featured you today! Thanks for linking up to Monday Funday! xo

    http://www.thatswhatchesaid.net/2013/12-fall-halloween-wreaths/

  6. mary says

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    I almost bought some of these at the dollar store the other day but was not sure what to do with them. I am pinning this for when I go back and get them! Cute idea!

    • howtonestforless says

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      Thank you!! Good luck with yours 😉

  7. Kim~madeinaday says

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    This is great! Love those brown spiders. I may need to stop by Dollar Tree! Thanks for linking up to Merry Monday! Sharing on Twitter! Have a great week!
    Kim

  8. Sandra Garth says

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    You are right, easy, inexpensive and a must have. Happy to have found you through Wow Us Wednesday!

  9. Rebecca says

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    So easy I love it. I just finished my grave yard in the front. Time to add a wreath to the door. 😉

  10. Danijela says

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    Oh wow, this looks so fun. I love it!

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