How to Make the Best Black Crow Halloween Wreath
Creating a Halloween wreath is one of the easiest and most fun ways to get into the spooky spirit!
This year I put together this crow wreath and incorporated a touch of my favorite color – turquoise. It’s not a typical Halloween color but that’s why I wanted to use it.
I love making fall decor on a budget. I also like to add a little sparkle to every project so the rhinestone accent below the crow’s feet give it a hint of glam.
So grab your supplies and let’s dive into some festive crafting.
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DIY Halloween Crow Wreath Supplies
- Wicker wreath
- Black spray paint
- Hot glue gun
- Black crow (I repurposed mine from our Addams Family Trunk or Treat)
- Fake pampas grass– black, navy, and green/blue
- Feathers
- Rhinestone decoration
Putting the wreath together
- I spray-painted my wicker wreath
- Then pulled apart the feather branches and clustered them
- I hot-glued the feathers to the bottom of the wicker wreath
- I hot glued my crow to the top of the feathers
- I put the rhinestone cluster over the hot-glued section to hide the glue
Tips for Displaying Your Wreath
Display your Halloween wreath on your front door, porch, or entryway to create a welcoming atmosphere. I put mine in my dining room near my DIY ghost garland though so you can really put it anywhere.
Consider adding some jack-o-lanterns or other Halloween decorations to complement your wreath.
I hot-glued all the feathers in place
Variations of Materials for your Halloween wreaths
- Add variations to your wreath to make it your own.
- Choose high-quality materials for your Halloween wreath, such as durable ribbons and sturdy frames.
- Consider using natural elements like pinecones, leaves, and twigs to create a unique and rustic look.
- Add spiders for some Halloween fun
- Make sure to check the durability and weather resistance of your materials before displaying your wreath outdoors.
- Consider using recycled or repurposed materials to create a unique and eco-friendly wreath.
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Conclusion
And there you have it—your own Halloween wreath to welcome all things spooky!
By the way, I used some of the extra black crows that came in the pack to go with our Mary Poppins family costume theme so bonus points for the double use!
Whether you keep it classic with traditional colors or add a twist with fun embellishments, this DIY project is a great way to get into the Halloween spirit.
Happy decorating, and may your wreath be the talk of the neighborhood this Halloween season!
Hi I’m Erica! TV news anchor and mom to 4 littles. I’m obsessed with creating those “wow” moments in life through crafting at home, cool travel adventures and special celebrations with loved ones. Thanks for joining me on this adventure!
