In this Halloween-themed class, we learned how to create two unique and spooky wreaths using affordable, creative materials.

Key Takeaways and Next Steps

Two Ways to Make a Wreath

You learned how to make a wreath using fabric strips or tulle tied onto a wire frame, and another version using rolled paper roses on a foam ring.

Add Personal Touches

Use fairy lights, Halloween signs, or battery-operated candles to give your wreath a glow. Personalize with ribbon, lace, or themed colors.

Easy Paper Roses

Make simple spirals from cardstock and roll them into roses. These can be used on wreaths, garlands, or as table decorations.

Bonus Craft: Paint Scrape Ghosts

Spread white paint with an old credit card to make ghost shapes. Once dry, add eyes and cut them out for cards or windows.

Hot Glue Spider Webs

Create webs by piping hot glue onto parchment paper. Peel them off once dry and add them to wreaths, candles, or shelves for a spooky effect.

A Link to a quick demo of today’s artwork on You Tube.

Please reach out to customer service if you are having any issues with the video. (This demo was created just for our learners in today’s class. Please do not share this link. Thank you.)

How to create a rolled rose