How to Make a Halloween Wreath With Dollar Store Skeletons

I am back with more really cute Halloween wreath ideas! I am going to share a how to make a Halloween wreath with dollar store skeletons,. Then I am sharing some wreath ideas from some of my favorite bloggers, so make sure to keep scrolling!

How to make a Halloween wreath using dollar store skeletons! This is a super easy Halloween wreath DIY tutorial.

I am all about making seasonal decor easier! I just dont want to put a ton of work into something that is quite temporary. I also want wreaths that can be changed out if needed. I like to reuse wreath forms and coming up with ways to do that is always fun and exciting.

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This easy Halloween wreath is made using 3 Dollar Tree plastic hanging skeletons and some floral wire and a grapevine wreath. I liked the ideas of using an organic wreath form with the silly skeletons.

I decided I wanted them to look like they are excited to greet you at my door. I wanted them to have a bit of character. These hanging skeletons were 1.25 each and had a small plastic tab on top to hang the skeleton. I used some scissors to cut that off.

Next, I hung my wreath form on the wall (this is how I like to create my wreaths because they hang more accurately.

I then used some floral wire to wire the skeletons where I decided they looked best. I sat two in the center to the wreath and wrapped the wire in hard to see places, like an armpit or the hip bone. Can you see it?

How to make a Halloween wreath using dollar store skeletons! This is a super easy Halloween wreath DIY tutorial.

Maybe just a little! But that is okay because that means I can reuse the wreath form later on if I decide. You can choose to hot glue the skeletons on the wreath form if you decide you want it to be permanent.

How to make a Halloween wreath using dollar store skeletons! This is a super easy Halloween wreath DIY tutorial.

I wired this skeleton right at the armpit/shoulder joint. It makes it easy to hide it if you add it to these spaces.

How to make a Halloween wreath using dollar store skeletons! This is a super easy Halloween wreath DIY tutorial.

Same with this guy. He is waving hi to my guests. I tied him to the wreath at his hip joint and shoulder joint.

How to make a Halloween wreath using dollar store skeletons! This is a super easy Halloween wreath DIY tutorial.

I love these cute skeletons on the wreath. I think they add a touch of fun personality while keeping the wreath simple and stylish, consistent with my porch decor.

How to make a Halloween wreath using dollar store skeletons! This is a super easy Halloween wreath DIY tutorial.

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How to make a Halloween wreath using dollar store skeletons! This is a super easy Halloween wreath DIY tutorial.

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