I will show you how to make this spooktacular Halloween wreath and also there is a free printable download just in time for Halloween!
Oh, how I love this time of year. And now since it’s officially October, I can fiddle around with some new Halloween decorations! First on my list? A Halloween door wreath!
Pretty spooky cute, huh? Wanna see how easy it was to make this Halloween door wreath?
Supplies
As for my supplies, I got a black garland wreath for $4 from Michaels, plus an awesome skeleton garland for $5 (I did have a 40% off coupon with me too!). Next stop was Hobby Lobby for black and orange Halloween ornaments, wired ribbon and a glittery Halloween decal.
I started by taking apart the skeleton garland and tying each one to the wreath with twine.
Next I got out the small orange and black ornaments I got from Hobby Lobby. I removed the top hooks from each ornament.
I then used hot glue to secure each ornament (12 total) around the wreath.
Next I tied the glittery Halloween tag sign to the metal frame of the spooktacular Halloween wreath. I just used black trash bag twisty ties so it would blend in with the black garland wreath. Note: the glittery Halloween tag sign came with pre-drilled holes from Hobby Lobby… score!
I added a wire ribbon bow to the top of the wreath in orange and black to finish it off.
So, what do you think? Spooky yet spunky?
Yep, I think it’s spooktacular and can’t wait to hang it 🙂
With October right around the corner, I thought it was time to get my décor in gear. Of course y’all know how much I love printables and they’re pretty much a staple when I decorate for the seasons, so I’m sharing a brand new Halloween printable with you!
I’m loving simple printables these days.
And of course anything bewitching is totally up my alley.
To download the file just right click on the file below and save to desktop.
Then trim and place in an 8×10 inch frame.
And don’t forget you can download these other 4 spooktacular silhouette printables I designed last year! LOTS of choices here for your Halloween décor!
Megan Brooke says
October 3, 2011 at 7:22 amSo cute! 🙂
janet metzger says
October 3, 2011 at 5:37 pmErin…this is just fabulous!!!!
I love the skeletons…very spooky cool.
Janet xox
http://theemptynest-janet.blogspot.com/
Bunny Jean says
October 4, 2011 at 12:22 amThis is such a great idea for a Halloween wreath! I have been looking at some of your other post too, and see that you have lots of good ideas.
I host Wednesday’s Bunny Hop Party and you are invited 🙂 Linky opens at 4:00 PT on Tuesdays.
xoxo Bunny Jean
Bunny Jean’s Decor and More
Martin Wallington says
October 4, 2011 at 11:45 amFirst time here. Awesome blog and super post. Well done.
Iffy aka Cameron says
October 8, 2011 at 5:19 pmTurned out great! I would love for you to link this up to My Favorite Things Halloween Party going on all month! I hope to see you there!
XoXo
~Iffy~
http://www.StayAtHomeNation.blogspot.com
Ann says
October 10, 2011 at 8:55 amWell done! I’m working on wreaths this week, looking for those glass balls. I will probably have to make my own. Love how your wreath came out!
[email protected] says
October 10, 2011 at 9:31 amThis looks great! I hope you will link up to my Wickedly Creative Halloween Ideas Party. http://www.itsybitsypaperblog.com
Miss Kitty says
October 11, 2011 at 7:57 amSO CUTE! Thanks for sharing how you got it to all come together. I bought some of those little skeletons too just ’cause I liked them but now I know what to actually DO with them. I saw your post over at “Carolyn’s Homework” link party.
Shenita says
October 11, 2011 at 4:24 pmHi There! Just saw your post on Uncommon Slice of Suburbia! What a great blog you have!! LOVE these Halloween decorations! I am your newest follower. I hope you will follow back! Many blessings to you!!
All Artful says
October 11, 2011 at 9:52 pmThe wreath is really pretty in a spooky way 🙂
Tracy @ Cotton Pickin Cute says
October 12, 2011 at 6:47 amHi Erin. I just saw your cute wreath on Wow us Wed. I love everything about it. It’s so cute.
Hugs….Tracy (your newest follower)