Witch’s Garden Halloween Wreath
I’ve said this before, but I love seasonal goodies at craft stores. Collecting supplies I love the look of but don’t have particular projects in mind for gets so much worse at Halloween and Christmas. I got the supplies for this witch’s garden Halloween wreath last year without knowing what my end project would be but I’m really happy with what I ended up with. It’s worth noting that this idea is totally customizable, too!
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Supplies:
- 18″ grapevine wreath (similar)
- Halloween garland
- green berry picks (2)
- floral wire
- wire cutters
Instructions:
This is a really easy wreath to make and will only take you a few minutes. Uncoil the garland so that it loosely conforms to the top of the wreath.
Attach the garland to the wreath by twisting small pieces of the floral wire to the garland and a piece of wreath. Use as many pieces of wire around the wreath as you need. I twisted each section and then clipped off the extra wire–I think I only used one wire total to attach the garland the whole way around.
Place the picks into the wreath where you want. I just put them through the wreath, clipped any bit of the pick that showed through and used more floral wire to secure them to the wreath.
Fluff and adjust the garland and picks as needed.
I love how my witch’s garden Halloween wreath turned out so much. I suspect you’ll be seeing more variations of this from me in the future! It’s beyond easy to make and is pleasantly perfect for spooky season. I love the dark aesthetic with just those hints of color. Sometimes I struggle to come up with a name for my projects but this one was immediate.
