The Witch is In DIY Halloween Wreath
The countdown to the witching hour has begun with Halloween a few weeks away...time to dust off your broom, polish your shoes and buy a new hat!
I've been admiring witch wreaths for Halloween on Etsy and in catalogs from $125 - $300. I made one for around $60 with items I had in my Halloween stash and found on clearance for a Happy Haunting!
I fell under the spell of this cute witch leg ribbon at Michaels, inspiring me to conjure a wreath for Halloween for the door of my Potting Shed. Halloween wired edge ribbon at Michaels~ polka dotted, lace, glittered and striped~ was all on clearance at 50% off, which made me cackle with glee!
The witch hat at Michaels, along with the witch leg ‘The Witch is In’ sign was 40% off. The broom I found at Hobby Lobby and on sale at 40% off.
I started with a wire wreath form that I picked up at Hobby Lobby last year that I didn’t get around to using. The roll of black mesh was also in my Halloween stash. I made loops with the mesh as a base of the wreath attaching them with the ties on the wreath.
Make loops with your ribbon, I used black pipe cleaners to secure the loops and attach them to the wreath frame.
I cut ‘The Witch is In’ sign apart and attached them both separately to the wreath, with the legs hanging from the bottom.
I used a little hot glue to attach the striped and polka dot pumpkins onto the wreath that I already had. The glittered spiders came from Michaels on clearance too.
I added the crow to the center of the wreath but he’s not permanently attached so he can fly to the window box to perch among the gourds and pumpkins.
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I got a wire wreath form like this at Walmart for $3.47.
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I love it
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