25 DIY Dollar Store Halloween Wreaths

This eerie yet stylish wreath combines macabre with a touch of elegance. Utilizing plastic skeleton hands from the dollar store, they're given a luxurious facelift with metallic silver spray paint. A perfect blend of spooky and chic, this wreath is an eye-catching Halloween door decoration.

Embrace the creepy-crawly spirit of Halloween with this cleverly crafted spider wreath. A 6-foot tube of pipe insulation, which you can get for a few dollars at Lowes, is the wreath base. Spider webs are woven around it, and plastic spiders are scattered around this spider-infested wreath, their lifelike appearance adding an authentic touch of horror!

Quirkiness meets creativity in this one-of-a-kind Halloween wreath, where googly eyes are added to hundreds of ping pong balls. It's an ideal choice for those looking to add light-hearted humor to your spooky festivities, ensuring double-takes and smiles from all who pass by.

This chilling skull wreath is crafted from glittery mini foam skulls from Dollar Tree. Whether you're aiming for Gothic elegance or a touch of macabre, this Dollar Tree Halloween Decoration is perfect for hanging on the front door, mantel, or wall!

Give your front door a spooky makeover with this skeleton ghoul wreath. It costs around $5 to make and takes just 10 minutes to assemble, so it's a super cheap and easy Halloween porch decor idea! You'll need a wire wreath form, hanging skeleton ghoul, black creepy cloth, metal sign, and black deco mesh -- All of which you can get at the dollar store!

Greet your guests, trick-or-treaters, and visitors with a touch of magic during the spooky season with this enchanting Witch Hat. The witch hat wire wreath form is wrapped in black yarn, and the hat's brim consists of deco mesh, glittery clip-ons, and Halloween picks.

Add some Halloween whimsy to your front door with this one. A yarn spider web is stretched across the center of a grapevine wreath. The wooden letters spelling out "BOO" adds a touch of playful spookiness. You can get everything but the wreath form at the dollar store!

Revel in the vibrant colors of Halloween with this stunning ribbon wreath. Composed entirely of an array of Halloween-themed ribbons, this wreath celebrates the season with a burst of orange and black colors and patterns. This wreath is simple in its concept yet visually striking!

This cute DIY deco mesh pumpkin door decoration only requires a few simple supplies, such as a wire form and deco mesh. This DIY Halloween decoration utilizes vibrant green and brown deco mesh for the stem and leaves, while the pumpkin's body is created with orange deco mesh. To hold everything in place, orange chenille stems are used.

This wreath will add old-world charm and gothic beauty to any Halloween setting. Whether you want to put it on your door, Halloween mantel, or walls, it will give your space a touch of spooky elegance! The grapevine wreath is spray-painted black, and spray-painted black moss is glued to it. The crow is the wreath's focal point, lending an air of regal eeriness.

Dive into the spooky season with a door decoration that's both easy to make and eerily enchanting. Use an oval cardboard base and spray it with silver spray paint. Once dried, glue on the black crows, Affix a haunting "Beware" sign in the center as a final chilling touch.

Transform $1 plastic or foam pumpkins into cute decor idea that is perfect as an outdoor Halloween decoration. All you have to do is get a plastic or foam pumpkin, slice it in half, and decorate it however you want to. You can use decoupage, washi tape, paint, or whatever you want. Get as creative as you want!

Give your trick-or-treaters a purr-fectly spooky welcome with this black cat wreath that will add a touch of playful yet spooky charm to your front door. Begin with a 2-inch wooden wreath form and wrap black yarn around the entire form to mimic the velvety fur of a cat. Then, use black pipe cleaners as whiskers and cut out pointy cat ears from black felt and secure them to the top of the wreath. You can get everything but the wooden form at Dollar Tree!

Add glitz and glamour to your door with this sparkling deco mesh wreath that truly captures the season's magic. Begin with a wire wreath form as your base and add vibrant orange and black deco mesh around the form, creating voluminous poofs and swirls. Then attach decorative accents such as clip-on glitter bats, ornaments, glittery pumpkins, and eerie green spiders for added flair.

This gothic-inspired wreath melds beauty with the macabre, promising a hauntingly unforgettable welcome. Add Dollar Tree black and purple roses to a wire wreath frame, alternating colors to create a harmonious yet eerie blend. Then, decorate the roses with spider webs, allowing them to drape naturally. Finally, perch a crow on the wreath for a spooky finish.

Give your outdoor space some spine-chilling glam on a budget! For under $10, this wreath not only celebrates the spooky allure of the season but does so with an elegant, budget-friendly flair!

To make it: Add decorative mesh around the form in generous tufts, ensuring an even and lush appearance. Secure the mesh tufts using black pipe cleaners, discreetly hiding them so they blend seamlessly. Position a giant spider at the top of the wreath for the grand finale.

Add spellbinding charm to your front door on a budget with this pizza pan witch cauldron door hanger. Transform a simple dollar store pizza pan into a bubbling witch’s cauldron with this fun Halloween craft for adults.

To make: Spray the pizza pan with black spray paint and then some glitter blast. Next, prepare your fiery flames by cutting several orange and red tulle pieces, pinching them together, and gluing them to the pan's bottom. Add ornaments and glitter balls to the pan's top to make it look like a magically bubbling potion.

This one is a blend of elegant charm and gothic beauty. Rather than just gluing or wrapping the lace fabric, this blogger uses a craftier and cleaner approach by using a needle and thread to 'sew' the fabric onto the wreath, allowing the thread to loop through the fabric and around the wire. To complete the look, tie a voluminous orange bow on the top, providing a vibrant contrast to the dreamy lace.

Whether you choose to hang this one above a mantel or on your door, this one will be a hauntingly beautiful addition to your Halloween decor. It is super easy to make and doesn’t require a ton of effort. All you need to do is tie some tulle to a foam wreath form and attach Halloween decoration accents of your choice!

Welcome the spooky season with this dazzling DIY ornament wreath that is sure to add a dash of fun and glitzy glam to your door. Using various accent decorations, different-sized ornaments, and a mix of glossy, matte, and glittery ornament finishes, this one is a multi-layered Halloween masterpiece.

Sadly, no tutorial is available for this wreath, but I can walk you through the basics to make it: Begin with a pumpkin wire wreath form. Attach burlap fabric to it the back of it. Use yarn to make the mouth and sew a triangle of orange felt to the burlap using yarn or thread. Use black felt to make the eyes. Craft a harvest hat using fabric, rope, a piece of triangular cardboard to form the hat's shape, and a fall floral pick. Embellishments can include a patch on the hat or raffia peeking out from beneath the hat and sides, giving it that authentic scarecrow touch.