Stacked Pumpkin Topiary DIY

This is one of my all-time favorite Halloween projects so I thought I would share it again. I am excited to put this up at our new home. You might know that I simply adore Halloween decor. So when one of the challenges this month from Lowes was Curb Appeal. I thought it would be SO fun to make something Halloween-ish for the front porch at the #1905Cottage. And since the decor over there is mostly yellow, I thought keeping the Halloween theme to basically black and white would be perfect.

So I headed over to Lowes. And I found their Halloween section. They had a HUGE bin of lighted pumpkins with different scary faces, and it made me think of making a Halloween topiary.

You see, I made another Halloween topiary a few years ago and it got damaged in my backyard shed, so I have been meaning to make another for quite some time.

Here’s how I made this easy Halloween project: 

DIY Jack-o-Lantern Topiary: 

Stacked Pumpkin Topiary DIY

Supplies: 

Halloween lighted pumpkins. I used 5.

A 1″ in circumference wood dowel

A pot

Flowers

Spray Paint (I used black and white)

Primer

Extension Cord

Directions: 

I spray painted three of the pumpkins white and the other two black. But first I PRIMED them.

I also spray painted the dowel black

Then I drilled 1″ holes in the pumpkins. I wanted each one to be tilted to each side, alternating. So I marked the spot with an sharpie and drilled.

Then I planted soil and flowers in the pot and put the dowel in the middle.

I alternated the pumpkins, white, black, white, black, white black. On the last pumpkin I didn’t put the second hold through the top, so the dowel rests against the inside of the top pumpkins. I hope that makes sense lol.

Then I threaded the lights down through the back of the pumpkins and plugged them into the extension cord. I taped the cords together with electrical tape so they wouldn’s show as much.

Light it up at night

And here is the Black and White Pumpkin Topiary at night. I just love it!!

Materials for this post were provided by Lowe’s; however, the project and content are all mine. See my disclosures.

More Halloween Ideas!

Here are some other Halloween themed porch ideas that I have created over the past few years. I hope you enjoy these simple ideas!

The Great Pumpkin Halloween Porch

The Great Pumpkin Halloween Porch! Spray paint inexpensive jack-o-lanterns, pumpkin pails and make a jack-o-lantern topiary for a festive pumpkin porch!

7 Easy Ways to Create the Ultimate Skeleton Porch

7 Easy Ways to Create a Spooky Skeleton Halloween Porch! Add fresh flowers, lanterns, signs, banners and wreaths to create the perfect spooky Halloween porch!

Spooky Haunted Forest Porch

Halloween DIY Spooky Forest Porch. Add some branches, crows and moss to create an easy “spooky” forest for Halloween!

Welcome My Pretties Halloween Porch

Welcome My Pretties  – how to create a Halloween Theme Porch with easy DIY projects. Wow your guests with a Halloween theme porch this year!

Which Porch Theme is YOUR Favorite?

xoxo

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Halloween DIY Spooky Forest Porch

I love Halloween! Every year I come up with a theme for our Halloween porch. Here are a few Halloween porch theme’s I’ve created over the years:

• Welcome My Pretties Witch Porch
• Halloween Bat Porch
• Colorful Pumpkin Porch
• Witching Hour Porch
• Skeleton Halloween Porch

20 Halloween Porch Ideas

Today I am joining some friends who are all sharing festive Halloween porches! There are so many and they are SO fun. Be sure to scroll down to the bottom of the post and see all of the spooky ideas!

How to Make a Haunted DIY Spooky Forest Porch

Creating a haunted forest porch is so easy. In just a few steps you ca make a cute and spooky porch that will delight everyone who walks by your home!

Create the Spooky Forest Porch

Make DIY Spooky Forest Pots

We had a big wind storm a couple of weeks ago so there were so many big branches all over the ground. You can find trees in your neighborhood for this project. I found four tall branches and took most of the leaves off.

Put Branches in Pots

Put the branches in pots. I had these galvanized containers that were just the right size. To secure the branches, either zip tie them to a railing. If you don’t have a railing, you can put the end of the tree branch in the pot and fill it with rocks to keep it from falling over.

Fill Pots and Cover with Moss

Fill your pots with rocks or even wadded up paper bags. Then put a layer of moss on top to cover up the filling.

I put two branches in pots a the bottom of my porch steps and two branches in pots next to my front door.

Add Cobwebs or Moss to Your Spooky Forest Pots

I added the same moss I used to cover the tops of my pots and glued it to the branches of the trees. I found the moss at Dollar Tree. You can add cobwebs too to make your forest extra spooky.

Attach Crows to Your Halloween Spooky Forest Pots

I ordered two different sized crows to the branches in my spooky forest. I found the Crows on Amazon. I also attached the crows to the corn stalks that I attached at the top of my porch.

Add Additional Halloween Spooky Forest Porch Elements

Other items that I added to my Spooky Forest are fresh pumpkins, my Stacked Pumpkin Topiary and a Skeleton sign!

Make Your Halloween Spooky Forest Porch as Creepy or as Cute as You Want!

I don’t love the scary element of Halloween as much as I love the cute aspects so I kept my spooky forest on the cute side. But you can definitely make your spooky forest creepier by adding more cobwebs, scary creatures and frightening ideas!

20 Halloween Porch Ideas

More Halloween Front Porch Decor Ideas

Halloween on the Porch - Finding Lovely
A Halloween Front Porch with Giant Spiders - The Ginger Home
DIY Halloween Door Garland - Modern Glam
DIY Halloween Wreaths & Porch Ideas - My Sweet Savannah
DIY Dollar Store Witch Broom - Lolly Jane

We Painted Our Door India Yellow for Fall - Mostly Lovely Things
How to Make a Giant Spider Web Using Yarn - Happy Happy Nester
Natural Halloween and Fall Front Porchette - Jennifer Rizzo 
Easy Halloween Porch Decor - A Blue Nest
Halloween Bat Porch Decor with Printable - Hallstrom Home

Welcoming Fall Front Porch - Lemon Grove Lane
Spooky Forest Halloween Porch - Tatertots and Jello
Minimal and Fun and Affordable Halloween Porch Ideas - Twelve on Main
Easy Halloween Front Porch Ideas! - Zevy Joy
Spooky Outdoor Halloween Ideas - Dreaming of Homemaking

Pin Spooky Forest Halloween Porch for Later

Pin DIY Halloween spooky Forest Porch so you can easily find it later!

Tag me at @tatertotsandjello on Instagram and show me YOUR Halloween ideas. I would love to see them!

Have a SPOOKY day!

xoxo

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Colorful Cottage Fall Kitchen Tour

Do you decorate for fall? I love decorating our home, especially in the fall. Of course I decorate our front porch and mantel but one of the other places I love to spruce up for Autumn is our kitchen! We spend so much time there that I think it’s a fun space to decorate too!

21 Fall Kitchen Tours

I am sharing our 1891 kitchen tour and I am excited to be joining some friends who are also sharing their fall kitchens! Be sure to hop down to the bottom of the post to go see all of the gorgeous kitchens!

Easy Colorful Fall Kitchen Decorating Ideas

Decorating your kitchen may seem over the top, but adding just a few elements can really add so much color for fall! Come on in!! These are our Cavaliers — Trixie and Tourpel. Let me show you our home!!

Kitchen Remodeling on a Budget

We have been remodeling our kitchen for about 6 months and right now it’s about 75% done. We didn’t have countertops for awhile so we feel so happy to have countertops. Some other inexpensive things we did to update the space were taking out the upper cabinets and replacing the tile. We installed shelves on both sides of the hood and also built a square frame around the existing hood. I am going to write up a full post about the kitchen remodel soon!

Updating the Island

We updated the island by installing a new faucet and sink, plus painting the island a modern black color and adding really nice drawer pulls. To add a little color for fall I added some faux fall leaves in an oversize vase. I love the way it brings such a beautiful pop of bright pink/red to the room.

Adding a Kitchen Wreath

When I designed the new square hood I always envisioned being able to hang wreaths there. I made the simplest wreath ever by hot gluing little pumpkins to a grapevine wreath and added a pink bow. I hung the wreath with a nail in between the planks so I didn’t damage the hood.

Adding Fall Elements to the Kitchen Shelves

The open kitchen shelves are functional AND decorative! I added a few pumpkins, fall platters and a little saying to the shelves in addition to the normal items that I keep there — our drinking glasses, salt and pepper shakers, platters and baking supplies.

Pumpkins on Cake Plates

One of my favorite ways to decorate in the kitchen is displaying favorite items on cake plates. Throughout the year I love fresh flowers. I display them in water pitchers and often times put the pitchers on cake plates. For fall, I put a few of our favorite pumpkins on the cake plates.

Fall Dish Towels

Dish towels are a great way to bring color into your kitchen. I went with orange and pink for fall in our home. We always have pink items and I added orange into the mix for a fall vibe.

21 Fall Kitchen Tours

How to Make a Wool Pumpkin with Chunky Wool - Happy Happy Nester
Fall Kitchen Decor on a Budget - Hallstrom Home
Touches of Fall in The Kitchen - Craftberry Bush
Simple Fall Kitchen - A Blue Nest

How To Style Kitchen Shelves For Fall - Modern Glam 
Hints of Fall Home Tour--Part 2 - Finding Lovely
How to Add Fall Decor to a Kitchen - Sanctuary Home Decor
Coffee Station For Fall - My Sweet Savannah

Fall Kitchen Decorations - My 100 Year Old Home
Fall Kitchen Decor Ideas - Jennifer Maune
Fall Entertaining in the Kitchen - Twelve on Main
Natural Decorating In The Kitchen - Jennifer Rizzo

Neutral Fall Decorating Ideas in the Kitchen - Grace In My Space
Fall Kitchen Decor - Lemon Grove Lane
Easy Elegant Fall Kitchen - Styled With Lace
1891 Cottage Fall Colorful Kitchen Tour - Tatertots and Jello

Early Fall Kitchen with Copper, Leaves & Eggplant - Pine & Prospect Home
Simple Fall Touches in the Kitchen - Dreaming of Homemaking
Decorating the Kitchen for Fall - Seeking Lavender Lane
Cozy Fall Kitchen Ideas to Add Warmth to Your Home - Life Is Better At Home
How to Decorate Your Kitchen for Fall - The Ginger Home

Colorful Fall Family Room

And here’s our colorful Fall Family Room if you want ideas on more COLORFUL Fall decor!

Have you ever decorated YOUR kitchen for Fall?

xoxo

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Free Harry Potter Printables

Raise your hand if you love Harry Potter! We read all of the books together and we have a tradition of throwing a Harry Potter movie marathon each October, just in time for Halloween! So I thought it would be fun to create a little Harry Potter printable that goes with our tradition and Halloween!

Nimbus Broom Company Printables

As you may know, Nimbus is the fictional broom company that makes the Nimbus 2000, which is prominent in many of the Harry Potter movies. According to Harry Potter fandom website:

“The Nimbus Racing Broom Company is a broomstick company formed in 1967by Devlin Whitehorn. Its arrival galvanised the racing broom market, and its first product, the Nimbus 1000, was a revolutionary design. The Nimbus immediately became the broom of choice for professional Quidditch teams across Europe, and subsequent models have kept Nimbus at the top of the field until the Firebolt came along.”

Harry Potter Broom Halloween Printable

I thought it would be fun to make a printable featuring the Nimbus broom makers and I thought it would be great for Halloween since brooms are typically symbols of Halloween. Plus there are so many creepy elements in Harry Potter that it is the perfect film series to watch as Halloween approaches!

Two Versions of Harry Potter Broom Printables

There are two versions of this Harry Potter Broom Printable. One is black with white lettering and the other is white with black lettering. I am over at the cute eighteen25 website sharing the black version for their Spooktacular series!! So you can grab the black version of the printable on that site.

Harry Potter Nimbus Broom Printable – White with Black

The white version of the printable is available on tatertots and jello. Simply click on the link below and download the file. Then print it out!

Download the Harry Potter Broom Printables and Print Them Off

You can print the image directly to your home printer OR send it off to be printed in ANY size!! Companies like FedEx Printing and Costco offer same-day printing in all sorts of sizes. I had the printables printed in 8×10 and 11×14 sizes, but you can have poster-sized versions made too!

Create a Custom Background for Your Harry Potter Printable

And if you like the printed background on the larger frame, all you need to do is cut out scrapbook paper and add it under the print for a more colorful or graphic background!

Printables are an Easy Way to Decorate for Halloween

Print off your Harry Potter printable and pop it into the frame. Then add a couple spooky elements like a skeleton and pumpkin and in minutes you have the perfect Halloween centerpiece of vignette.

More Halloween Printables

I “Chews” You Halloween Trick-or-Treat Candy Printables

Halloween Pumpkin Carving Party Invitations

Halloween Water Bottle Tags

Have a Spooky Day!

xoxo

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Nothing says fall like pumpkins!! I love pumpkins, they’re such a versatile ingredient or material for many recipes or fall decorations! While it’s fun to carve pumpkins, there are many other ways you can decorate with them! Here are 13 No-Carve Pumpkin Ideas!

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DIY Donut Pumpkins @ Studio DIY

Donuts + pumpkins = a delightful way to decorate for fall!

Make a Mermaid Pumpkin @ Better Homes and Gardens

How fun is this DIY mermaid pumpkin idea. It would be so fun to make for fall or a mermaid party too!

Galaxy Pumpkin @ Dream a Little Bigger

I love the way the galaxy lights up in this DIY pumpkin idea!

Drip Painting Pumpkins @ Momdot

Kids will love creating colorful painted pumpkins with this drip painting tutorial.

Balloon Dipped Pumpkins @ Paper & Stitch

Use balloons to create colorful painted pumpkins. You can use foam pumpkins or real pumpkins!

Llama Pumpkin @ Fave Crafts

Llamas are so popular right now, create a llama pumpkin this fall!

DIY Frozen Elsa Pumpkin @ A Pumpkin & A Princess

The new Frozen movie is coming out this fall, what a fun way to celebrate the movie by making this sparkly princess pumpkin.

DIY Glow In The Dark Pumpkins @ I Love To Create Blog

Glow in the dark pumpkins will look so cool sitting on your porch steps this fall.

DIY Gold Confetti Pumpkins

These gold and white pumpkins are a gorgeous way to decorate. You can keep them up from September all the way through Thanksgiving.

No Carve Caramel Apple Pumpkin @ Craft + Tell

This is one of the cutest and more creative no-carve pumpkin ideas that I have seen.

Marbled Indigo Pumpkins @ Alice & Lois

Marbling pumpkins creates such a cool painted effect. You can choose any color that compliments your home.

DIY Cactus Pumpkin @ Aww Sam

Cactus pumpkins are a fresh way to decorate for fall. And they would be so cute to create for a tropical-theme party too!

Easy DIY Glitter Pumpkins @ Savvy Honey

I love glitter and these glitter colors are so pretty!

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Here are some more pumpkin ideas!

Colorful Fall Mantel with Painted Dollar Tree Pumpkins

Pottery Barn Inspired Mercury Mirror Grout Pumpkins

Make Gold Geometric Pumpkins for Fall

Glitter Dollar Store Pumpkin DIY @ Tatertots and Jello

I made these dollar store glitter pumpkins a few years ago and I love getting them out every year!

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Show me some of your pumpkin ideas!

Share them with us!

xoxo

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Creating a Welcome My Pretties Halloween Theme Porch

I love decorating m porch for Halloween! My favorite is a themed porch! Last year the theme was a Colorful Pumpkin Porch. A few years ago at my cottage I created a Bat Halloween Porch and a couple of years ago it was a Witching Hour Porch. I decided to go back to a witch porch, but with a twist. This porch is inspired by the Wizard of Oz and the wicked witch. I’m calling it my Welcome My Pretties Porch.

Welcome My Pretties Welcome Mat

I started off with a Welcome My Pretties Welcome mat. I stenciled part of it which made it really easy. I will do a Little tutorial on that in the next couple of days.

Come In For A Spell Sign

I also created a welcome sign — Come in and sit for a SPELL. Get it? Witches LOL! You can find out how to make it at my How to Make a GIANT Sign Tutorial. 

SPELL Basket Wreath

I went with a non-traditional wreath for the door. In the fall I used tobacco baskets on my mantel. So I thought it would be fun to create a little wreath with one! I will write up the tutorial for that as well and post it. At the top of the wreath I hung a banner that says SPELLS. See, witches!

DIY Light Up Pumpkin Garland

I created a little garland to go over the door. I was trying to find a way to incorporate witches in that. Maybe little witch hats?? Let me know if you have an idea!! I ended up stringing some .88 striped and polka dotted black and white pumpkins and glued them onto a Target Dollar Spot garland. I added some light up pumpkins too so it glows at night!!

I might hang a few witches hats like I did on my Witching Hour porch. That might be cute!

Light Up Pumpkin on a Tiny Chair

I put a foam light-up pumpkin on this little chair that I found at the thrift store. I think it’s adorable! I also added some pillows to my benches outside. Here are the tutorials for the plaid buffalo check pillow covers and the trick-or-treat Halloween pillow covers with free cut files so you can make them so easily!!

Now I just need to wait for some trick-or-treaters to come calling!

What are YOU working on for Halloween?

Or are you skipping straight to Christmas?? LOL!

xoxo

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I just celebrated my 10th year blogging! Over the years I have met so many wonderful people and had some amazing experiences!! My favorite thing to do is still creating projects! And fall if probably my VERY Favorite time to create! I love Fall and Halloween.

12 Creative Fall and Halloween Ideas

I was looking back over some of my Fall and Halloween projects and I thought I would share some of my favorites with you! I love creating easy to make, inexpensive ways to bring holiday cheer into my home. I hope you enjoy these fall and Halloween ideas!

5 Simple Ways to Make a Pretty Fall Porch

This was my porch a couple of years ago. I shared 5 Simple Ways to make a Pretty Fall Porch. I created the wreath by wrapping a wreath form with ribbon and then I made a fabric pumpkin and attached it. So easy! I added a big navy and white rug which I thought was so pretty with the orange colors.

Mason Jar Washi Tape Wreath

One of my favorite fall projects was this Washi Tape Mason Jar Wreath. So easy! All you have to do is spray paint the mason jar lids, add washi tape to the middle and string it on a ribbon!

Colorful Halloween Porch

Last year I rediscovered my love of color and created the brightest, happiest COLORFUL Halloween Porch. It was so fun!! I spray painted millions of pumpkins, stacked some to create topiaries, glued mini pumpkins to create a rainbow wreath and painted dollar store pumpkins and made a super bright garland to go above the door.

Witching Hour Black and White Porch

Two years ago I created a Witching Hour Black and White Porch. I loved the contrast of the black and white. I hung witches hat with fishing wire, hung paper bats everywhere, created a big sign and paper medallions above the door!

Orange and Black BAT Wreath

One of the most popular Halloween projects I did was this Orange and Black Modern Bat Wreath. It was even in a magazine! Kind of exciting. Super easy to make. Just wrap a wreath form in strips of fabric, cut out bats with your craft cutting machine and add them to bakers twine!

Stacked Pumpkin Halloween Topiary

Another really popular project was this Stacked Pumpkin Topiary. It was so easy to make and I love that the pumpkins light up at night!

Halloween Bat Porch

My Halloween Bat Porch at the 1905 Cottage is full of projects. Like the stacked pumpkin topiary, the black and orange bat wreath, Halloween countdown subway art, and the knock-off Pottery Barn 31 Pillows. I love being able to re-use items each year in different ways. This year I plan on spray painting the black and white pumpkin topiary bright colors and re-using it!

How to Make Simple Pillow Covers

I also have a great tutorial on how to Sew Halloween Pillow Covers in 4 easy steps. I make all of my pillow covers with an envelope back because it’s so much easier to make, and easier to put the inserts inside and take off. I almost always make pillow covers instead of buying pillows that don’t have covers. It is easier to store all of the pillow covers flat than having a million giant pillows taking up space all year.

Plaid Pumpkin Ruffle Wreath

I still love this Plaid Pumpkin Ruffle Wreath SO much!! I cut a foam pumpkin in half so it would hang flat and used mod podge to attach the grey plaid fabric. Then I sewed a gazillion strips of grey silk and ruffled the fabric to wrap around the wreath. I love everything about this wreath. Sadly, it died during my last move but maybe I will make another one. I still love it so much!

Colorful Fall Porch

This Colorful Fall Porch remains one of my favorites. It’s also full of projects. I used the Potter Barn Knock-off 31 pillows again, the bench is a project that I made out of a crib headboard I got off the side of the road, the felt flower wreath is one of my favorites too! The step stool is still being used in my kitchen!

Halloween Felt Ghost Wreath

This Halloween Felt Ghost Wreath was fun to make. I used felt which is easy to cut and cut strips of scallops and wrapped it around a wreath form. I created the ghosts from felt too and for the eyes I used sewing pins with black heads. I got the idea from a picture of a cake that had marshmallow ghosts on top. I gave this wreath to my daughter last year and I love that she hung it on her door!

Metal Farmhouse Gather Wreath

This Metal Farmhouse Gather Wreath is the wreath that is hanging on my door this year. I added hot pink to my fall colors and I am LOVING it!

Those are just a few of my favorites!! I still LOVE blogging so much! I love coming up with new ideas and doing different versions of the same idea. It’s so fun. And thank YOU for reading my blog. If you have followed me since the beginning you know that blogging really has saved my life and I am so grateful to do something that I love so much!!

Have a Beautiful Day!! 

And if you are working on a fun fall or Halloween project – let me know!

I would love to hop over and see what YOU are working on!!

xoxo

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Black and white is so classic for Halloween. I have colorful Halloween going on in my family room and front porch. But I also love my black and white things and wanted to use them too. So I decided to do a black and white Halloween theme in my dining room. I brought in a tiny bit of hot pink and I love it!

A few years ago I made a Halloween plate gallery wall:

So I incorporated some of those plates into the room throughout the shelves.

Then A year or two later I made a Halloween plate wall with vinyl that I printed out and black and white plates from Ikea:

I sprinkled those into this room.

Last year I got these adorable Halloween prints from the Sincerely Us girls and I love them! I can’t wait to see what they have in store for the holidays this year!

And I also incorporated the Raven Printables that I created.

You can print these off as a free printable. Just click on that link.

Black and White Farmhouse Halloween Dining Room

I love the way the room feels. So bright and crisp.

How are YOU decorating YOUR home for Halloween? Share your ideas with us in the comments.

I would love to come over and see YOUR ideas!!

Have a SPOOKY day! 

xoxo

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We are loving our COLORFUL HAPPY Fall Porch! My goal this year was to bring COLOR into our home and it’s been fun creating projects that reflect that goal! We loved our COLORFUL Fall Mantel:

And Our COLORFUL Fall Porch:

One of the things I loved making most for the porch was the wreath. I initially started creating a bright and colorful felt wreath with felt flowers. And although I still really like that idea, once I started putting the porch together I decided it would be simpler and more pleasing to make a simple pumpkin wreath, bringing in the same paint colors as the painted Dollar Tree pumpkin vine I made to go over our front door.

Easy Pumpkin Rainbow Wreath

I think the simple pumpkin wreath is the perfect simple touch for our Fall/Halloween decor!

Here’s how to make a super easy Pumpkin rainbow Wreath:

Easy Pumpkin Rainbow Wreath

Supplies:

Flat Wreath Form

Ribbon to wrap around the wreath. I used two rolls of 3-inch wide, 3 yard length ribbon

Hot glue gun

15 mini pumpkins (you can use foam or real pumpkins)

4-5 colors of craft paint. I left 3 of my pumpkins the original orange color and didn’t paint those.

3  – 24 inch lengths of ribbon to tie at the top of the wreath and secure onto your wall or door.

Directions:

Wrap your wreath form with ribbon.

Paint your pumpkins – 3 pumpkins in each color. 5 colors.

Hot glue or Heavy glue each pumpkin onto the wreath form.

Wrap some ribbon around the top of the wreath and hang it up!

Here are a few other Fall and Halloween wreaths I’ve made:

Monster Dollar Store Halloween Wreath 

Simple Fabric Pumpkin Wreath

Mason Jar Lid Washi Tape Wreath 

Felt Flower Fall Wreath 

Felt Ghost Wreath

Bats and Stripes Wreath

Halloween Printable Pennant Wreath 

Halloween Ribbon Wreath 

Are you decorating for Halloween?

Share YOUR ideas with us!!

xoxo

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Dollar Store Halloween Monster Wreath Tutorial DIY

Dollar Store Halloween Monster Wreath Tutorial DIY. The Dollar Store is a great place to pick up inexpensive decorations to create holiday projects. I was over at my Dollar Store the other day to get some poster board for a school project and I saw a few things that I thought would be great to repurpose a Halloween wreath.

Here is an easy Halloween wreath to make. Dollar Store Halloween Monster Wreath.

Dollar Store Halloween Monster Wreath Tutorial DIY

Supplies:

• Wreath
• Dollar Store ping pong balls
• Dollar Store skeleton hands
• Dollar Store googly eyes
• Ribbon

Directions:

• Hot glue the googly eyes onto the ping pong balls
• Hot glue the ping pong balls onto your wreath
• Make a bow out of ribbon and glue it onto the wreath
• Hang it up and enjoy!

This is a super easy wreath to make. It literally takes about 10 minutes to make.

Have you made anything for your home with Dollar Store items? 

Share YOUR ideas with us in the comments!

Here are a few other items I made for my Halloween Porch:

Giant Typographical Sign 

Stenciled Halloween Rug

Black and White Pumpkin Topiary 

Have a Spooky Day! 

xoxo

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