Spooky Hallooween Wreath

 

Here's a simple wreath to add some classy and spooky Halloween vibes 

to your home this year.

Supplies you'll need:

grapevine wreath

black spray paint

spooky looking florals

1/8-1/4 yard of black fabric

wire cutters

Find a grapevine wreath in a size you like.

The more wild the twigs, the better.

Spray paint it black. 

I was on the hunt for Chinese Lantern florals in orange.

At the time, I wasn't really finding anything that was still in stock.

Ordered some in white, but a few days later, it was cancelled-out of stock.

Then, I came across these great looking orange pods at Hobby Lobby.

 Love these, kind of spooky looking!

I bought the last 5 sprays!

They had long stems, so cut off most of it, leaving about 5"

on 3 of the sprays.

Tuck those in the wreath,

evenly spacing them.

Wrap some of the longer twigs of the spray into the wreath

for extra hold.

With the last 2 sprays,

I cut off parts of the twigs,

to stick in the wreath where it was needed to fill in.

Then add a bow.

 Get that piece of fabric you bought and fold open.

Clip a half inch on each side and rip.

Gives your edges that ripped, creepy look.

Perfect for a Halloween "ribbon"

If you want your tie to be longer, 

get 1/4 yard -fold, it out 

and cut in half length wise (fray the edges of both pieces).

Then sew your two long strips together. 

(I kept mine at 1/8 yard so no sewing ;0 )

I love how this turned out!

Just deciding where to put it.

Maybe on the wall by our entry table. 

Happy Halloween!