15 Scary Halloween Wreaths That Will Spook Your Guests
Scary Halloween Wreaths
Halloween is just around the corner! Time to turn your house into a horror starting with your front door! Wreath is one of the best door decorative that you can put up. Other than the front porch, the front door happens to be the second thing that people will notice. So, decorate to impress with these spooky wreaths!
1. Giant Eye Balls
They say eye contact is very important. But, too much of that will turn into a creep stare. And, that’s the effect we’re going for. Creep your guests with creepy eye stare at your front door. The wreath and they eye mask are two different key materials to this DIY. You just need to head to your dollar store and find a round eye mask that can fit the wreath perfectly.
2. Crow Wreath
Let’s turn to something a bit more realistic! Make a wreath out of crows! No, not real crows. That will be creepiness at a whole new level. We’re just using dollar store black birds. Choose the most realistic crow in the store. Stick them onto a wreath in a circular pattern and you’re done.
3. Wriggly Snakes
Snake is another creepy creature that elevates fear within the souls of all mortals! This wreath is made with grape vine wreaths. This wreath texture is the best to bring out the creepiness needed for this artwork. If you can’t find black ones, you can always spray them with black color. The same goes with the snakes. The snakes are wrapped around the coils of the wreaths to secure it. If you do it right, you probably don’t even require any adhesives at all.
4. Human Bones
Human bones can be scary especially when you see one lying on the ground on your way back from school! For this freaky wreath, it’s best to use life-sized bone props. The idea above uses Styrofoam skeleton bought from a dollar store. Styrofoam glue is used to glue them together. You just need to carefully arrange the right sizes to form a circular wreath.
Here’s another creepy version with bones on a dark wreath. The black colored wreath adds contrast to the white bones – making it stand out more.
Putting up some glow sticks around the wreath maybe a pretty nice idea too! It really brings out the Halloween excitement!
5. Giant Spider
Halloween would not be like one without spiders! Get the most realistic spider in your dollar store and put it on any wreath. The idea above seems to have the spider attached to a fancy wreath that is meant for fall. But, it works just fine!
6. Twigs & Branches
If you have artistic skills, you might just able to save yourself some money this Halloween! This doesn’t appear to be exactly a wreath. But, it will be if you make it like one. What’s catchy about this art is that it uses branches to form the shape of a horrific forest monster. Leaves are glued around it to form its hair. It’s possible to use a styrofoam skull and just glue the branches around it.
7. Baby Heads
Send chills to the spine of your guests with this exquisite display of baby heads that you’ve just pried off from your children’s childhood toys. You can probably put tea lights into each heads to give it a nice glowing light from their eyes.
8. Corpse Wreath
Know what’s scarier than human bones? Fresh human remains with some pieces of their flesh still intact. You’ll need some corpse props for this. Glue them onto a wreath along with cotton cloth and fabric for the accessories. Put some red paint for the blood.
9. Scary Mask
Too old for Halloween? Well, it’s time to take out your horror mask from the attic and turn it into this door knocker wreath. Put the mask on a skull prop. Then, decorate around it with a dead leaves and dark colored fabric. The door knocker is optional. So, it’s up to you. You can also stuff an eye ball prop into the mask for the realistic creepy stare.
10. Christmas Monster Wreath
Save your money. Reuse your old Christmas wreath for this monster! Just add creepy eyes and fangs. You can use plastic spoon for the bulgy creep eyes and white colored cardboard for the fangs.
11. Skulls and Roses
A simple arrangement of skulls and roses makes a huge difference! This is one creepy wreath with a tiny hint of romance. Probably.
12. Wraith Wreath
This is one heck of a spooky one. It’s like a gate opening to the dimensions of wraith at your door! Checkout the tutorial below on how you can make this.
13. Zombie Door Hanger
It’s time to haunt the house yall! Halloween is getting closer and I couldn’t be happier. I whipped up this freaky zombie door hanger for my front door. Isn’t she awesome?
14. Spooky Eyeballs Wreath
Boy, these eyeballs are intense! That’s how awesome a little coloring can do! Making it is super easy as well! Just glue some eyeballs onto the painted black grape vine with glue gun.
15. Pennywise Clown Wreath
With the appearance of the movie It, everyone is pretty much afraid if this clown now! Making this would take three kind of materials. First is the colored mesh around it. Then, a platform which you would paste the mesh around. The final crucial piece is the colored printed face of Pennywise, the clown. There’s no sound better than the scream of young children when they saw this at your front door!
We hope the ideas here inspired you to make this year’s Halloween better than before! Like our Facebook page and never miss an update to our amazing posts!
