Tutorial: Halloween Tulle Wreath

I made a Spooooky wreath!

This month has flown by.  I’ve had some things happen in my personal life so there hasn’t been much time for crafting or sewing or blogging, but I managed to make my Halloween wreath and here’s how you can make your own.

Supplies:

1 wicker wreath $1    (Dollar Tree)

Did I mention that I LOVE LOVE LOVE Dollar Tree?

5 tulle spools $3.99/each  (Hobby Lobby)

When I went they were having a special of 50% off!  Score!

I used 3 spools of black, 1 spool of purple, and 1/2 spool of orange

2 spools black ribbon $1  (Dollar Tree)

1 “BOO” sign $1 (Target $1 bins)

  • You can also find cool Halloween signs at Dollar Tree and Hobby Lobby as well

1 spool of floral wire $1  (Dollar Tree)

Total price of wreath is  ::drumroll::  $15!

I followed my friend Jill’s tutorial on her hilarious blog, Baby Rabies

This tutorial is super easy to follow and the gist of it is:

  1. Wrap the wreath in ribbon so the entire wreath is covered in black ribbon
  2. Cut tulle into strips- mine were about 8 inches long but the length will depend on how fluffy you want your wreath
  3. Tie strips onto wreath making sure the knot faces outward- I used three spools of black tulle, one spool of purple, and then 1/2 spool of orange.
  4. Attach sign using floral wire- you can attach anywhere you desire.  It’s up to you!
  5. Fluff and trim to your liking!
I apologize for the lack of step by step photos- I literally made this wreath so quickly and had to fly to Connecticut after half of it was completed- so it was very last minute and unplanned.

There is little room to fail on this project which makes it one I LIKE.  Even if your strips are uneven- like mine were- it still turns out okay!

Happy Hallowcrafting everybody!

~Elizabeth

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