Halloween is coming! It's my favorite time of year for coming up with unique and spooky Halloween crafts to decorate my home and parties. Today I'm going to show you how to make this DIY Halloween wreath complete with trendy black and white buttons and a sparkly bling spider! How cool is this! It's easy and affordable to make. Let's get started.
For Halloween wreaths, I love using black shelf liner! The material is a bit stretchy and has an open weave pattern that just reminds me of spider webs. Lay out your shelf liner and cut it into 3 long vertical strips. Then wrap the large foam wreath with the shelf liner until the wreath is fully covered. Secure the end with hot glue.
Next, using the hot glue, attach the black & white buttons to the front of your wreath until covered.
These spider hanging ceiling decorations are so awesome! They are already covered in black glitter for a bit of shimmer. To add more sparkle, fully cover the spider with clear round adhesive jewels. For this you will need only one of the spiders that comes in this pack of 3. Use the larger spider of the 3. You can use the other spiders that come in the package to decorate another area of your house for Halloween.
Place the bling spider flat on the front of the wreath and secure with hot glue. Cut one black and white striped chenille stem to the length of the opening in the middle of the spider and push it down into the slit.
To hang your wreath, you’ll need to create a hanging string. For this, cut a piece of black baker’s twine to the length you want your wreath to hang down on your door. String a spider charm through the twine and tie a knot to secure the spider charm to the twine. Repeat this step for as many spider charms as you want on your hanging string. (I used 3). Tie a loop into the top end of the twine to fit a 3M Command™ Hook then hang your wreath. I love how it looks hanging on my front door! Spooky cool!