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Spooky Eye Halloween Wreath

I had such fun crafting this spoooooooky Halloween wreath!

Spooky Eye Halloween Wreath

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This fun wreath was inspired by one I saw on Styrofoam Crafts but by the time I’d finished it had turned into so much more!

My materials were as follows:

  • Wire wreath frame
  • Black tulle
  • Two black maribou feather boas
  • Sparkly black tinsel garland
  • Ribbon
  • Styrofoam balls
  • Marker pens
  • Hot glue
  • Black cardstock

Spooky Eye Halloween Wreath
First I wrapped the tinsel garland around the wire wreath base.Spooky Eye Halloween Wreath

Originally I had two types of tulle, one of which was glittery orange. But within seconds the glitter had gone *everywhere* so I quit while I was ahead and replaced it with red ribbon. I wrapped the tulle loosely over the wreath base.

Spooky Eye Halloween Wreath

Then I secured it with the red ribbon and added the maribou boas.

Spooky Eye Halloween Wreath

Now for the spooky eyes! I cut some small styrofoam balls in half and used markers to draw on bloodshot eyeball images.

Spooky Eye Halloween Wreath

I used hot glue to attach each pair of eyeballs to some black cardstock. I did this to make them easier to attach to the wreath.

Spooky Eye Halloween Wreath

I trimmed off the excess card and then hot glued the eyeball pairs around the wreath. After finishing the wreath I found some sparkly orange ribbon so I took off the red ribbon and used orange instead.

Spooky Eye Halloween Wreath
Spooky Eye Halloween Wreath

And here is the halloween wreath on my door! It’s got some great reactions from the neighbours already!

Spooky Eye Halloween Wreath

 

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