Listen up my creepy crafting compadres! Nothing sets the freaky fun mood like an epic DIY wreath on your front door or entryway. But who has the time or budget for store-bought humdrum wreaths?
This bone-rattling season, unleash your inner mad scientist and whip up a DIY wreath that will make trick-or-treaters cackle with glee!
With a dash of creepy creativity and a few basic craft supplies, you can easily create shriek-worthy wreaths that are fabulously on theme and frightfully frugal.
So grab your glue gun ghouls, it’s time to get your haunt on! Here are 20+ devilishly delightful wreath projects that will make your Halloween oh so happily haunted.
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- 1 Burlap and Bats Soiree Wreath
- 2 Ravishing Raven Wreath
- 3 Glittering Spider Web Wreath
- 4 Gourdgeous Pumpkin Patch Wreath
- 5 Sweet n’ Spooky Candy Wreath
- 6 Laughing Through the Graveyard Wreath
- 7 Glowing Ghost Wreath
- 8 Toilet Paper Mummy Wreath
- 9 Franken-pine Wreath
- 10 Spiderific Yarn Cobweb Wreath
- 11 Cute as a Button Witch Hat Wreath
- 12 Black Cat Silhouette Wreath
- 13 Grim Reaper Door Hanger
- 14 Boozy, Boozy Wreath
- 15 Smashing Pumpkin Wreath
- 16 Ghostly Burlap Bow Wreath
- 17 Haunted Tiki Bar Wreath
- 18 Macabre Faux Taxidermy Wreath
- 19 Glowing Boo Bucket
- 20 Creepy Cloche Display
- 21 Conclusion
- 22 Halloween Wreaths FAQ:
- 23 READ MORE
Burlap and Bats Soiree Wreath
Wrap burlap around a basic wreath form for an earthy vibe. Hot glue small plastic bats sporadically for added spook-tacular detail. Easy as piecing together a zombie!
Ravishing Raven Wreath
Glue black feather shapes in an overlapping pattern onto a wreath base to form a ghostly raven silhouette scene.
This dark beauty will make your entryway caw-sitively creepy.
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Glittering Spider Web Wreath
For sparkly spider webs that dazzle, coat cotton balls with hot glue and glitter. Adhere to a wreath base and top with a plump plastic spider for texture and depth. Marvelously macabre!
Gourdgeous Pumpkin Patch Wreath
Hot glue an array of mini and midi pumpkins and gourds onto a sturdy wreath ring. Embellish with twine, leaves, and LED tealights for the perfect porch pumpkin patch.
Sweet n’ Spooky Candy Wreath
Raid your trick-or-treat bag and glue down candy like lollipops, candy corn, gumballs, and gummies onto a base. Top with a “Trick or Treat” sign for a tasty Halloween display.
Laughing Through the Graveyard Wreath
Print out mini tombstones and cut into shapes. Glue onto a black wreath base with humorous punny names like “Miles Z. Grinn” or “Pearl E. Gates.” Guests will die laughing!
Glowing Ghost Wreath
Paint ping pong ball “ghosts” with glow-in-the-dark paint and affix sporadically to a black wreath base. When the sun goes down, they will float in a ghostly glow of delight!
Toilet Paper Mummy Wreath
Partially wrap a grapevine wreath in strips of toilet paper, leaving gaps to mimic mummy bandages. Use paint for facial features and top with a bow for Egyptian elegance.
Franken-pine Wreath
Collect pinecones, acorns, twigs, leaves, nuts, and feathers from your backyard. Hot glue to a base wreath form for an organic Frankenstein’s monster.
Spiderific Yarn Cobweb Wreath
Wrap chunky black yarn around your wreath base in chaotic patterns to mimic webs and cobwebs. Top with a plump plastic spider – voila, a web-tastic creation!
Cute as a Button Witch Hat Wreath
Hot glue buttons of varied sizes and colors onto a simple black cone shape to form a charming witch hat wreath, perfect for a playfully spooky aesthetic.
Black Cat Silhouette Wreath
Cut cat shapes from black construction paper. Layer and glue to a base wreath form in different sitting, prowling, and howling poses for loads of be-meow-sible feline fun!
Grim Reaper Door Hanger
Construct a Grim Reaper figure and scythe from black fabric, cardboard, and raffia. Affix to a black base for an iconic Halloween wreath that means “dis-reap-fully” well.
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Boozy, Boozy Wreath
Raid the liquor cabinet and attach mini plastic shot and liquor bottles upside down to a wreath base. Add skulls and creepy accents for the ultimate spirited Halloween display. Bottoms up!
Smashing Pumpkin Wreath
Paint a real mini pumpkin black or neon colors and “smash” onto a base of black florals and leaves. Oozing with Halloween creativity for a photo-worthy tableau of decay!
Ghostly Burlap Bow Wreath
Form an oversized raffia or burlap bow. Surround with fluttering white “ghosts” cut from cloth or paper doilies for a subtly spooky statement.
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Haunted Tiki Bar Wreath
Decorate a straw wreath base with mini plastic tropical drink cups, pineapple leaves, seashells, faux flowers, and mini light strings for a playfully haunted tiki twist!
Macabre Faux Taxidermy Wreath
Wire colorful toy butterflies, birds, squirrels or other small critters onto a grapevine base. Paint black for eerie “taxidermied” creatures that will make you flutter with fright.
Glowing Boo Bucket
Paint a metal bucket black and stencil “Boo!” onto the front. Line the inside with glow sticks and flank with spooky silhouettes for an instant jolt of Halloween spirit!
Creepy Cloche Display
Nestle moss, vines, and plastic critters under an upside down bell jar cloche. Affix to a base for an easy nature-inspired creepy-crawly sensation.
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Conclusion
There you have it spooky seekers – 20+ frightfully fabriculous wreath projects bursting with Halloween creativity! Now you can easily achieve the ultimate doorway display, no craft stores required. Just raid your recycling bins or the dollar store for supplies.
Then let your imagination run ghoulishly wild! With a dash of ingenuity and these bone-afide creepy ideas, soon your handmade wreath will be the terror talk of the town. Happy haunting!
Halloween Wreaths FAQ:
Where is the best place to hang my Halloween wreath?
The front door is the classic place to hang your Halloween wreath for maximum curb appeal.
Also consider your entry gate, garage door, back door, fence line, or affixed to an exterior house wall. Inside, hang on your fireplace or as table top décor.
What are trendy Halloween wreath ideas this year?
Some trendy Halloween wreaths for 2022 include poisonous plant wreaths with doll head accents, glowing pumpkin patch wreaths, horror movie villains like Michael Myers, creepy nostalgic wreaths with retro blow molds, and black floral/burlap wreaths with creepy silhouettes.
What can I add to my fall wreath to make it Halloween themed?
Transition a fall wreath to Halloween by adding small plastic spiders, glittery webbing, tiny Jack-o-lanterns, ghost silhouettes, eerie moss and plants like baby’s breath, and creepy cloth ribbon in black, orange, or purple.
How can I make a cute Halloween wreath for kids?
Make a kid-friendly Halloween wreath with bright colors, puffy pom poms, friendly ghosts and spiders, smiley Jack-o-lanterns, glow sticks, paper bats and cats, colorful ribbons, and hand-drawn pictures. Focus on a playful over frightening aesthetic.
What are good last-minute Halloween wreath ideas?
Some good last-minute Halloween wreaths include a candy corn wreath, paper silhouette wreath, purely pumpkin wreath, or dark floral wreath accented with spiderwebs and creepy accents on hand like skulls or ravens. Work with what you have!
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