I’m a bit of a nut for all things Halloween (the fun creative, sparkly stuff, not the gory stuff) so I was a bit surprised to discover that I didn’t have a Halloween Wreath for my front door. You’d have thought I would have made one YEARS ago. So this year I set out to make a wreath for my front door. I love the way that this Halloween wreath tutorial turned out, but after I made it I realized I can’t put it on my front door because fall thunderstorms might make mincemeat of it, so it’s going on the inside of the door instead.
I saw some adorable little witches hats at the craft store and thought they’d be the perfect addition to a wreath. I also picked up the peacock feather wreath at the store I didn’t attach all of the feathers it came like that. I only needed to make a few modifications to attach the hat to the wreath. Here’s how I did it.
In order to get the witch hat to lay flat on the wreath you need to cut a wedge out of the back of it. Mine cut easily with heavy-duty scissors. After you’ve cut the hat just apply a coat of black paint.
Punch two holes in the back of the hat and thread a wire though the holes and use the wire to attach the hat to the wreath. Then decorate the hat as you like. I added some black tulle, a glittery spider and some striped ribbon.
As a final touch I added a “Happy Halloween” sign and some more of the black and white ribbon.
The supplies were purchased at a variety of local craft stores Michaels, Joann, & Hobby Lobby- hows that for egalitarian crafting??? *wink*…
Now to figure out what to put on the outside of the front door….
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