Easy Quick Halloween Wreath

It’s Monday! Hope everyone has a great day! I was sad to get home yesterday after being at the scrapbooking house in Tyler, TX but I guess it’s back to reality now. Anyways, with Halloween just around the corner, I thought I would make this week and next week Halloween Themed posts. So, let’s get started with my “Easy Quick Halloween Wreath…”

Things Used:

Easy Quick Halloween Wreath -- VIsit CraftyJBird.com for more info...

To purchase the products used in this post click on the product you want for the link to Amazon.com.

Before starting my project, I had to decide what color bandanas I wanted to use it. I purchased my Wreath Frame and bandanas from Michael’s Craft Store, but if you can wait a couple of days, I have provided a link above for a better price. For the 12-inch wreath frame I used, it took six packs to fill it.

Step #1:

Easy Quick Halloween Wreath -- VIsit CraftyJBird.com for more info...

The first thing I did was lay a bandana out on my cutting mat and measured out 2.5 inches making a cutting mark at each mark. Once finished, I went back and cut all the way across for the length of the bandana on the middle cut where I then had two pieces.

Get 2 oz Spiced Apple Cider Rooibos Tea for Free with your $50 order + Free Shipping. Code: APPLE (A $10.00 Value) Valid 9/18 - 10/31. Online Only.

Step #2:

Easy Quick Halloween Wreath -- VIsit CraftyJBird.com for more info...Easy Quick Halloween Wreath -- VIsit CraftyJBird.com for more info...After making my two strips, I stacked them up making sure the cut marks lined up accordingly. Once lined up, I cut all the way up, which then gave me four pieces total.

Shop for official New Orleans Saints fan gear and authentic collectibles at NFLShop.com

Step #3:

Easy Quick Halloween Wreath -- VIsit CraftyJBird.com for more info...After I had my four pieces cut accordingly, I then measured out to 7.5 inches to make the strips shorter. This gave me three shorter strips total, two 7.5 inch strips and one a little shorter for each strip with a total of 12 for each bandana.

Step #4:

Easy Quick Halloween Wreath -- VIsit CraftyJBird.com for more info...I repeated this process with all six bandanas.

Drawing Supplies

Step #5:

Easy Quick Halloween Wreath -- VIsit CraftyJBird.com for more info...Once I had all my strips ready to go, I started putting them in place on my wreath frame. The process is as simple as tieing a knot. On the out loop, I used 11 strips alternating the colors. For the next loop up I used nine, then seven for the two inner circles.

Easy Quick Halloween Wreath -- VIsit CraftyJBird.com for more info...

There you go! An “Easy Quick Halloween Wreath.” Hope you enjoyed! Be sure to share your Halloween Wreath, would LOVE to see them!

Easy Quick Halloween Wreath -- VIsit CraftyJBird.com for more info... Easy Quick Halloween Wreath -- VIsit CraftyJBird.com for more info...

Since I was on a roll on making these wreaths with them being so quick and easy, I made my sister a LSU one and myself a LSU/Saints one.

Need an awesome getaway place to go to make all your creative ideas? Visit Memory Lane Inn! I mean who doesn’t love a place to get things finished with no interuptions from family members and pets.

Have any questions about today’s “Make It Monday” “Easy Quick Halloween Wreath” post? Please feel free to comment below. Thanks for visiting! Hope to see you again!

Crafty JBird

**The advertisement found on this post as with all other posts, as affiliated links. Affiliated links mean by clicking them and making a purchase I get a commission. I used these affiliated links to help me keep my blog going as project materials still cost money.**

Print Friendly, PDF & Email
Subscribe
Notify of

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

1 Comment
Oldest
Newest Most Voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
trackback

[…] last a bit longer.  I’ll post a little more about that another day. Anyways, remember the Bandana Wreaths I created back in October? Well, I have a slightly new version to share with you. So, let’s […]