My latest Halloween wreath, this one was inspired by the wicked Oogie Boogie from the Nightmare Before Christmas. It's made with burlap over a straw wreath with an assortment of creepy crawlies

I love white and black together for a subtly spooky Halloween vibe and of course you can’t go wrong with spiders and crows!

Using an embroidery hoop for the main wreath is a great idea when you’re looking for something thinner than a traditional wreath that’s still easy to find and cheap.

Speaking of subtly spooky and crows, this is one of my favorite Halloween wreaths ever. I know I say that too much, but it’s like picking a favorite child.

Out of all my Halloween wreath ideas I think this one is the most fall-neutral, you can leave this up until Thanksgiving without any odd looks from the neighbors. Well you probably can, my neighbors never stop looking at me oddly

Like the wisteria wreath this one can easily bridge the gap from late September to Thanksgiving, the fun ribbon leans towards Halloween with the black and white but the harvest colors and burlap make it fall appropriate.

It’s hard to believe the inspiration for this wreath was a rotting snow fence. I’m sad to say the aged wood barely survived a single season on my front door but I loved coming home to it’s simple & cheerful sunflower every day.

Anyone with a preschool or kindergarten aged kid knows this tune by heart. Not that that’s a bad thing! I love crafting with felt and the five sweet little pumpkins are right up my alley.

Ornament wreaths are easy make and super popular for Christmas, why not carry that over to the best holiday ever? Add a spider web and you know I’m sold!

I made this Witchy Halloween Wreath based of a very expensive wreath from Grandin Road for my sister, she’s basically my exact opposite and lives for everything sparkly. This wreath shed glitter all over my house, I was sweeping it up for months…

Speaking of my sister, she would love this one: glittery accents from the craft store partner up with sparkly black garlands covered with shiny purple bats in this Halloween extravaganza!

Small wreaths are a great way to decorate inside, large wreaths may looks out of place on a chalk board or hanging on a cabinet door but not a mini! I love the simplicity of this wreath too, it’s easy to over do it on the small scale but I think this one really gets the point across.

If you're looking for somthing subtly spooky this is the wreath for you. It fits in perfectly with all my skeletons and spider webs. I love the slightly threatening nature of this Halloween wreath while still being very pretty.

Who doesn’t love monsters? We’re big fans in my house and I know my kids would get a kick out of this monster wreath!

Spiders are kinda my thing,we even threw a spider birthday party
for my oldest last Halloween. This Halloween wreath has always been one
of my most popular posts and I think it’s because it’s so simple.

This feather wreath is very low on the difficulty spectrum, which is exactly what I’m looking for 98% of the time. Don’t miss the sparkly spiders hiding among the feathers!