Dollar Tree Halloween Floral Arrangement
by
Missy Burch
4 Materials
$3
10 Minutes
Easy
Here is a quick & cute Halloween floral arrangement you can do for your Halloween table/party. It's perfect for your kids, cute, fun & quirky. You can do this in a number of colors or styles, based on what you'll find at your local Dollar Tree. You know how each store/location varies, as far as the products they carry. So check you various stores, even in the locations around your area. If you're anything like me, you start buying up Halloween stuff the moment it shows up in stores!
It starts with a colored vase. They had them in purple, orange, black & clear in my stores- so be as creative as you like. They also had the skull pitchers, so you could even use that for this project, which could be really cute too!
You will need your trust tacky glue, which I always have on hand!
Then you'll need these cute little felt stickers found at the Dollar Tree. They had a pretty good variety of them this year.
They also had these lovely Halloween gems- skull & cross bones, purple, green, & black stones. These require glue- hence our tacky glue.
Then you'll need whatever flowers you'd like for the arrangement. I always have leftovers from other projects. I used some fall flowers & some bright & colorful ones, that were Halloween inspired.
I had some mini pumpkins left over from last year that I used as vase filler. Dollar Tree had plenty of stuff like this, you could use skulls, or other cute stuff or add decorative stones. This step is completely up to you.
Decorate your vase with stickers along the bottom in whatever pattern you prefer. Decorate the top of the vase in stones, alternating colors. Then fill with your flowers. I wanted to do a video of this, but I couldn't figure out how to add it correctly- sorry hometalkers! If I figure out, i'll come back & put it in.
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I love it! so festive!
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You need some black roses.
That would set it off
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