Halloween Twinkle Mini Wreath
I don’t think I’m going to get over my obsession with crafting small things for my tiered tray or various shelves. This Halloween twinkle mini wreath turned out spookily cute and I love it. I used a lot of sparkly supplies from my stash and couldn’t be happier with how much sparkle and cute spookiness this wreath has. It’s currently happily propped up with a haunted house and some cute ghosts. It might stay out all year!
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Supplies:
- styrofoam mini wreath
- black paint
- glitter Mod Podge
- paint brush
- flatback rhinestones (similar)
- Halloween novelty shapes (similar)
Side note–I know I haven’t linked the exact products I used for this–I am no longer working with the brand who originally sponsored these posts. They decided not to pay me–I decided to take down their links. My best advice is to look at the seasonal offerings at your local craft store (I know it’s slim pickings these days) or have a hunt around Amazon (and I know our feelings on that, too).
Instructions:
Paint the wreath black. I did this over a paper plate to make it a bit less messy (but you know I managed to make a mess anyway!).
When the black is dry, start painting the Mod Podge on in small sections. As a side note, I used the glitter Mod Podge so that glitter poked out in between the decorations since they didn’t have absolutely full coverage. You can absolutely use a different glue!
Place the sequins and decorations on the wet Mod Podge. Go in small sections so that the Mod Podge doesn’t dry before it’s covered.
Glue a word of your choice (if you can find one) in the center bottom of the wreath.
When everything is dry, your wreath is ready! You can add a hanging ribbon/string if you want. It works great for a Halloween tiered tray display, a doorknob hanger, an LED tea light ring…almost anything you can think of for Halloween!
I just love how sparkly my Halloween twinkle mini wreath is. Sometimes I pick it up and just move it around a bit to see how much it shines (I’m a dork like that!). It’s such a fun addition to any miniature Halloween display!
