7 Spider Wreaths For Some Serious Halloween Fun

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DIY Spiderweb Halloween Wreath

DIY Spiderweb Halloween Wreath

You’ll need a styrofoam wreath form, 6 yards of unbleached cheesecloth, black floral wire, black cord, black wire edge ribbon, and clear fishing line.

Start out by gently wrapping the cheesecloth around the form. Make sure you twist it to make it look like spider webbing.

Next, you will make the black web in two steps. First, you pin the the cord to make the spokes. Second, you tie the center of the web with the cord and make the spiral part of the web.

You will get to stretch your artistic skills because you will make the spiders from the black floral wire. Don’t worry the instructions are really well done.

Now you make the bow and pin and tie it to the wreath with the clear fishing line. Do the same thing with the spiders.

Finally, make a ribbon hanger and put it on your front door.

The DIY Spiderweb Halloween Wreath lets you express yourself.

DIY Halloween Spider Web Wreath

DIY Halloween Spider Web Wreath

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DIY Halloween Spider Web Wreath

Spiderweb Embroidery Hoop Wreath

Spiderweb Embroidery Hoop Wreath

Musty tombs and abandoned houses are full of creepy-crawly things. Now you can bring the creep right to your front door.

Spend about 15 minutes to create this simple Halloween embroidery hoop wreath. Start with an embroidery hoop, a bag of spider’s web, and some plastic spiders. Add a little black paint and a striped ribbon.  

You’ve caught the Halloween spirit with the Spiderweb Embroidery Hoop Wreath

Easy DIY Spider Wreath for Halloween

Easy DIY Spider Wreath for Halloween

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Easy DIY Spider Wreath for Halloween

Halloween Spider Wreath

Halloween Spider Wreath

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Halloween Spider Wreath

DIY Spider Wreath

DIY Spider Wreath

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DIY Spider Wreath

Spooky Halloween Spider Web Wreath

Spooky Halloween Spider Web Wreath

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Spooky Halloween Spider Web Wreath

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