Heather over at Lulu and Junebug writes on her blog that she is always creating "ever-changing seasonal displays." She definitely has a knack for it. This fun Halloween wreath she created for her family, is precious!
I love the addition of the bright white ghost and trick-or-treat sign. Isn't it a cute ghost? She made him with a styrofoam ball, buttons and cheese cloth. The white ghost really pops on the orange plaid deco mesh.
This wreath was made with our Halloween plaid deco mesh. The plaid deco mesh was tied onto a plain round box wreath form with black tulle. The size of the wreath is not mentioned in the post, but it appears to be a 16" wreath form.
For other ideas, tips and a video tutorial on creating deco mesh wreaths similar to this Halloween one, see our wreath section.
Deco poly mesh is available in assorted patterns for Halloween and other holidays as well as a wide range of solid colors. Its comes in a standard 21" wide garland form, used here and narrower ribbon (2", 4" and 6"). Here are a few of the styles of Halloween patterns that are available in the 21" wide garland.
Thanks, Heather for sharing your creative Halloween wreath!
Check out her blog, Lulu and Junebug, for more pictures, details and cute craft ideas.
Update:
We have made a new video tutorial on how to create a different version of a Halloween wreath. It uses a work wreath form as the base instead of a wire from, and orange and black striped mesh with orange ribbon. Click here to see it!
This is a great site. I've been looking for ideas to help me with my geomesh and some ways to try it out. I will def. be decorating these seasons.
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