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DIY Monster Wreath

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This year I decided to make a monster party fall porch and really needed the perfect wreath. Of course that means a DIY monster wreath!

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I think if you were to be invited to a monster party, there would be a silly monster welcoming everyone in to the party! That’s the feel I wanted for this wreath.

Woman pretending monster wreath is eating her head

Yarn seemed like the easiest and most cost effective way to make this monster wreath. I used purple and green yarn, but you could use any colors you wanted!

DIY Monster Wreath

For the wreath base, I used cardboard. I didn’t have a wreath base and didn’t feel like purchasing one. Using a different wreath, I roughly measured the size and then used that to cut a circle out of cardboard.

My wreath is 16 inches wide, with the cut out circle being 14 inches. It’s not perfectly symmetrical, but I actually think that adds to the it’s monster qualities.

Wreath base with purple yarn wrapped around it

I started by wrapping the purple yarn around the cardboard until it was fully covered. Then I made pom poms with the green yarn and glued those to the top of the monsters head.

Finally, I glued multiple sizes of googly eyes on to the monsters head, near the hair.

Purple monster wreath with googly eyes and cardboard teeth

I stepped back, and still felt like the monster was missing something. Teeth!

Woman holding a purple monster wreath

I cut out some jagged teeth from cardboard, spray painted them white, and then hot glued them onto the wreath.

He’s silly and slightly scary, but in the best way!

Monster Wreath on a black screen door
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DIY Monster Wreath

DIY Monster Wreath

How to make a DIY monster wreath for your front door.

Active Time 30 minutes
Total Time 30 minutes
Difficulty Easy
Estimated Cost $10

Materials

Instructions

  1. Cut cardboard into a 16 inch circle with a 14 inch circle cut out of the center for the wreath base.
  2. Wrap the purple yarn around the cardboard fully covering it. You can hot glue the purple yard onto the back every few inches to keep it secure.
  3. Make 5-6 pom poms with the green yarn and glue to the top of the wreath
  4. Glue multiple size googly eyes right below the hair
  5. Cut out some jagged teeth from cardboard, spray paint white, and hot glue onto the wreath.

Notes

You can use any colors of yarn you want!

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