Halloween crafts for kids. Witch Wreath

Hello, my pretties!
We have been busy creating some ‘wicked’ Halloween Crafts With Hobbycraft! Ok so enough of the puns and on with this post. Jayden and I got out our craft box, full of make and do goodies and decided to make a Witch Wreath with our supplies.

What You Will Need

A Polystyrene Wreath

Black Mesh Ribbon

Pins/Floral Pins

Coloured Card

Glue

Scissors

Small Twigs & Small Cable Tie.

wreath-making

First we painted our Polystyrene wreath ring black. The mesh we used is quite transparent, so we needed to create a dark background.

painting-wreath

 

Then I got a length of mesh roughly 15 inches long, folded in half and then scrunched it to make a ruffle. Using pins I secured this into position on the wreath, and repeated this step all around the wreath until it was sufficiently covered.

wreath-pins

Next we did the legs and boots. Starting by cutting two strips of green card approximately 1 1/2 inches wide and some little pieces of black card the same width, for the striped tights. I drew a boot freehand on a doubled up piece of card and then cut it out to get my two boots. Afterwards I stuck everything into place and stapled the legs to the back of the wreath.

witches-legs

witches-stripy-legs

 

For the Hat , I drew around a pot we have in the kitchen which was 4 inches in diameter, and a smaller ring inside of that one. I then cut the inner circle out which left me with the brim. I then rolled a cone shape with my piece of black card and sized it in the hole of the brim. Once I had the size I required, I glued it together using my glue gun. I then straightened up the edge of the bottom of the cone and cut little snips, only enough to fold and stick the cone to the brim.
I then added some pretty ribbon afterwards and pinned to the wreath.

hat

hat-finished

The Broomstick

We collected some twigs from the hedges in the garden and arranged them into a broom like shape and cable tied them together. Using black cotton I secured it to the wreath.

witch-wreath

finished-wreath-2

It’s easier than you think to create such easy Halloween crafts. It just goes to show that you don’t always have to buy it, for it to look good. You can make something and get just as good results, if not better! #makeitdontbuyit with Hobbycraft and save yourself pounds!

Have you made your own Halloween decorations?

*We have made this wreath with the help of some fab Hobbycraft supplies which we were sent free of charge*

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DIT Halloween Witch Wreath Craft For Halloween.

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46 Comments

  1. Brilliant! I absolutely love that wreath. We are off to Hobbycraft soon to stock up and get our Christmas presents made next week in half term; I think we may need to get some bits for your Halloween wreath too x #MMBC

  2. Ahhhhhhh this is amazing. Just awesome. You could do an Xmas elf one at Christmas too! Such a clever idea #mondaymorningblogclub

  3. Wow that’s really cool! I’m definitely going to give this one a go and it looks really great and professional 🙂 #MMBC

  4. This is great, I seen it on Twitter yesterday and thought how brilliant it is 🙂 Great job here!! My daughter loves making things for Halloween, I will show here later when she gets in from school 🙂

  5. This is such a great DIY for Halloween, I love how it turned out! I’d love to give this a go for myself 🙂

  6. I am loving all the halloween craft posts that I am seeing, but this one is my favourite. It looks fabulous! what a great idea, I wonder if we can make it look this good – will let you know! xx

  7. I’m so glad I read this. I saw a pic of it on social media and thought it looked amazing. Wish I was as creative as you. This does look doable though. I’ve got a hobbycraft voucher so I’ll have to do this with my daughter x

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