Hauntingly Beautiful DIY Dollar Tree Halloween Wreath

Looking for a spooky wreath that won’t scare your budget? Learn to make this hauntingly beautiful DIY Halloween Wreath from items purchased at Dollar Tree!

This year I created an apothecary in my entryway with these amazing potion bottles I made out of jars!

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Then, I added a creepy cloth from Dollar Tree to the mirror above them but it still looked a bit plain!

I thought it needed something more, so I decided to make a wreath!

A wreath that would look spooky, but pretty at the same time!

I had three creepy cloths in my office and wondered what it would look like if I cut them into strips and tied them onto a wreath form!

I gave it a try, and it looked so good, that I went straight to Dollar Tree to buy more cloths to finish the wreath!

Well, what do you think?

Is it spooky?

Is it creepy?

Or is it beautiful?

You’ll have to let me know in the comments below!

But first, let me show you how easy it was to make it!

Table of Contents

Gather items to make a DIY Dollar Tree Halloween wreath

Three Creepy Cloths, a wreath form, and a pair of scissors used to make a DIY Dollar Tee wreath.

Gather the following supplies to make a DIY Dollar Tree Wreath:

Head to your nearest Dollar Tree and purchase 12 black creepy clothes and a wreath form!

Then, grab a pair of scissors!

Oh yes, just a heads up, you’ll want to pull out your vacuum because this is a messy project!

Little black strings will be all over the place!

Prep

A creepy cloth being cut into strips to make a DIY Dollar Tee wreath.

Spread a creepy cloth out on your work table and cut it into 1-1/2 to 2-inch wide strips.

Fold a strip in half.

A piece of creepy cloth folded to make a DIY Dollar Tee wreath.

Then, fold it in half again.

A twisted piece of creepy cloth inserted in a wreath form to make a DIY Dollar Tee wreath.

Twist the piece of cloth and thread it through the first ring of the wreath form.

Attach

Someone tying a piece of creepy cloth around a wreath to make a DIY Dollar Tee wreath.

Attach the piece of cloth to the form by tying a knot!

Continue tying the rest of the pieces to the form.

One row of creepy cloth pieces attached to a round wreath form.

I used three creepy cloths on the inner ring.

Creepy cloth pieces pushed to the center of a wreath form.

Push the pieces of creepy cloth into the center of the form to expose the other rings.

Continue adding pieces of cloth to the second and third rings.

I used four creepy cloths on the second ring and five cloths on the third ring.

I left the outer ring empty!

A black wreath made from Dollar Tree creepy cloths.

Here is the finished wreath!

It is quite creepy, but I think it’s so ugly, it’s cute!

Style your DIY Dollar Tree Wreath

I think it looks perfect hanging over my apothecary of DIY potion bottles!

A black wreath made form Dollar Tree creepy cloths.

A black crow sitting on top of three books.

A spooky black wreath hanging on a mirror above an apothecary!

A black candelabra, antique clock, skull, and potion bottles.

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Conclusion

Creating a DIY Dollar Tree Halloween wreath is not only budget-friendly but also a fun and creative way to add a spooky yet stylish touch to your seasonal decor.

With just a few affordable materials and a bit of imagination, you can craft a statement piece that will impress your guests and set the perfect eerie mood for your home.

So grab your creepy cloths and enjoy the process of making a Halloween wreath that’s both festive and hauntingly beautiful!

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Blessings, Donna and Rich

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Comments

Cindy says

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This turned out great!! Pinned!

- Donna Allen says
  
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  Thank you, Cindy! Hope you have a great week! Blessings, Donna
  
CoCo says

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I cannot get over this fantastic wreath, Donna! It looks amazing! I love the way you made your entire entry festive and spooky. It’s totally fabulous. Loving and pinning as always, CoCo

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  Thanks, CoCo! I’m not big on Halloween and didn’t have any wreaths for the occasion. It was a super easy DIY!
  
Missy says

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Such a clever project! Very spooky! ~Missy

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  Thanks, Missy! That creepy cloth works great to make things look spooky! Have a good day!
  
Niki | Life as a LEO Wife says

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I love it! I bet it took forever, but it was worth it! I’ll be featuring it on Thursday’s Crafty Creators. Thanks for sharing!

- Donna Allen says
  
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  I don’t mind doing projects that are so easy you don’t have to think while you’re doing it. That way I can binge-watch a show while I’m working and the time goes by so much faster! I thought it was worth the time too! So excited you will be featuring it on Crafty Creators!! I appreciate it so much! Have a fabulous week! Donna
  
Kristin says

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I love an inexpensive project with a big wow factor and this fits that bill!! Thank you for sharing on Whimsy Home Wednesday Link Party!

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  Thank you, Kristen! I agree and I take that as a huge compliment! Have a great week!
  
Charity says

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I love this wreath! So very cute! Thanks for sharing on Whimsy Home Wednesday too!

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  You are welcome! Hope you have a happy Halloween!