It may seem early for some but I’m officially declaring that spooky season is here! I have so many fun things planned for y’all that I can’t wait to share. First up on the list is this Not So Spooky Halloween Wreath, which is super inexpensive to make since I found most of the materials at Dollar Tree! Keep on scrolling to learn how to create your own!
Materials
- Dollar Tree Metal Wreath Form (Linked similar here)
- Dollar Tree “Boo” Sign
- Dollar Tree Wooden Cutout Ghosts
- Dollar Tree Black Metallic Pipe Cleaners (Linked similar here)
- Dollar Tree Spider
- Dollar Tree Pink Ribbon (Linked similar here)
- Dollar Tree pink pompoms (Linked similar here)
- Black Yarn
- Star and Moon Tulle
- Glitter Paper
- Gold Star Garland
- Pink Paint
- White Paint
- Black Felt
- Hot Glue
- Pompom Maker
I highly suggest buying your materials at Dollar Tree to keep the price as low as possible!
Step 1
Start by making your pompoms using this handy dandy pompom maker. Keep making pompoms until your hand falls off…and then make some more. Ha! But really, you will need quite a few to create a full wreath!
Step 2
Tie each pompom to the wreath frame. Bunch them together and vary the sizes to get more depth in your wreath.
Step 3
Once your wreath is about 3/4 full, wrap the remaining side with yarn to create a “flat” base for your “Boo” sign.
Step 4
Paint your sign and let dry. Be sure to paint those edges, too! Also, please excuse my super glamorous workspace!
Step 5
Once your sign is dry, hot glue it to the flat portion of your wreath.
Step 6
Now comes the fun part! Add in all of your decorative elements! The fuller, the better! I used my glitter paper to cut out stars and then hot glued them to my wreath. I also added pipe cleaners, pompoms, star garland, and more to add more depth to my wreath!
Step 7
I finished off my wreath by adding the Dollar Tree spider to the middler and cutting out some little bats from my black felt. I love how it turned out and can’t wait to hear what y’all think!
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