halloween wreath – Decor Craft Design

Halloween Mini Witch Wreath

I made a Halloween Mini Witch Wreath from a piece of cardboard. This would be a great last minute project for Halloween decor. It is super quick and easy to make. And I didn’t use any new material, I just use scraps and stock that I have.

Things To Prepare

You can substitute things that you don’t have with anything you have. These are the things I used to make the easy Halloween mini witch wreath:

Cardboard
Striped paper wrap
Black paper card
Checkerboard, purple and black ribbons
UHU glue

How To Make

It took me less than ten minutes to make this Halloween wreath. So, here are the steps:

Take the cardboard, draw a circle and cut it.
Choose a paper wrap with Halloween colors (orange, purple). I used stripes paper wrap with a touch of Halloween colors. Glue the paper wrap to the cardboard circle.
Take the black paper card, then draw and cut a silhouette of a witch ridding on a broom.
Stick the witch silhouette paper to the striped circle.
Tie three bows from checkerboard ribbon, purple ribbon and black ribbon.
Then glue the bow ties together and add a black ribbon hanger to the almost done mini Halloween wreath. Finished!

Quick and super easy mini Halloween wreath to do. You can print the witch silhouette or use available witch sticker if you have trouble drawing the witch. You can hang the mini wreath indoor to complete the look of Halloween at home. Note: I joined Try It On Tuesday for this Halloween mini wreath

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Easy DIY Halloween Wreath – Patterned Circles

More cardboard project? Yes, I still have lots of cardboard and some diy cardboard idea. And this one is easy diy Halloween wreath – patterned circles made from painted cardboard. Interested to upcycle your cardboard into Halloween decoration? Stay tune and read more.

Things To Prepare

One thing you need to have is cardboard, the rest you can substitute it with any thing you have at home. Let see my list of materials to DIY this Halloween wreath:

Cardboard
Watercolor in purple from red and blue, orange pumpkin, white, black to make patterned circles
Gold and silver marker
UHU Glue
Checkerboard ribbon

How To Make

Easy to make DIY Halloween, quick and made from scraps. You can paint the Halloween wreath or choose to use paper wrap to have different colors and patterns. Here are the steps to make the Halloween wreath:

Cut cardboard into different sizes of circles. I made 11 circles from 3 to 5 inches range.
Paint the circles in different colors and patterns by using the watercolors and markers. Let it dry.
Arrange the painted circles into circle wreath in random sizes composition. Then glue it with UHU to secure it. Leave it dry.
Attach a checkerboard ribbon as the wreath’s hanger and ribbon decoration. Now, it’s ready to decorate your front door on Halloween.

Isn’t that one easy DIY Halloween wreath?! And you don’t need to go shopping for the materials, just find some cardboards and scraps at home and use it creatively. Well, I hope my super easy DIY Halloween wreath with patterned circles would inspire your Halloween decor.

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Hallo creativity!

Mel

Easy DIY Halloween Wreath – Trick Or Treat

For this Halloween diy decorations, I have made Halloween souvenir boxes-spook boo eek, Halloween coasters, Halloween pumpkins sign, and on this post I made Halloween Wreath – trick or treat. It’s super easy!

I made this easy wreath less than an hour. And I only used things that I have already had, some are from my craft or party supplies; and some are from re-used things. I managed to have the colors in dominant orange and black, as I consider it really goes well together and of course because that’s the most available colors I have on my supplies 😀

Let see what are the things that I collected together to form this Halloween wreath :

Orange crepe paper (I bought this like a week ago; I was sure that I was going to use it somehow on my Halloween projects)
Paper plate 9 inches – polka-dots (from my party supplies)
Paper plate 5 inches – gold (from my party supplies)
Black paper (from my craft supplies)
Checkerboard ribbon (from my kid’s party supplies)
Orange-green pattern paper (re-using paper wrap from a gift I received)
glue
white gel pen
Wave edge craft scissors

How to do?

Cut orange crepe paper around 3 inches (7 cm) and fold it while you glue it to the edge of the big paper plate in circle evenly.
Cut the gift wrap paper in the same length and fold it, then glue it to the big paper plate too, with around 1.5 inches apart from the crepe paper.
Cut orange crepe paper again around 3 inches (7 cm) and fold it while you glue it to the edge of the big paper plate in circle evenly. Give around 1.5 inches distance.
Cut and fold the checkerboard ribbon, then glue it one by one around the crepe paper.
Cut the wavy pattern of the black paper in circle and glue it to the paper plate to close the ribbon’s edges.
glue the gold paper plate in the middle.
Cut another black paper in circle with the diameter of the inner gold plate with wave edge craft scissors.
Write the “Trick or Treat” in the middle of the circle black paper by using white gel pen in a pretty way.
Then glue the written black paper to the gold paper plate.
Add a hanger from checkerboard ribbon on the back of the big paper plate (wreath).
Hang the Halloween wreath on your front door or by the mantle, finished!

Easy and pretty! Your Halloween just got more spice to it with another halloween decoration, a halloween wreath! You can also hang it on the table of treats, as the wreath says “trick or treat”. Hope you are inspired by my halloween creations.