25 Fun and Festive Halloween Wreaths

Pennycress is technically a weed, but you wouldn't guess it based on this rustic creation. The stalks get dried and painted orange in a nod to the season.

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The two day delivery on this party decoration sounds like witchcraft, except it's just standard shipping from Amazon Prime.

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Does it get any cuter than teeny-tiny pumpkins? No, it does not.

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Skip the traditional orange and black altogether with this pop of greenery. Just shelter the preserved moss from the elements if you can.

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It's impossible to have too many bats on Halloween. Hopefully none of them are of the vampire variety, however.

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Up your curb appeal with this ghoulish decoration: a black. Then glue on a few twigs from the yard, making sure they follow the same direction. Add a mini pumpkin, plastic spiders or cobwebs as an extra scare tactic.

What you'll need: grapevine wreath ($16, ), black paint ($7, )

Good witch or bad, this simple silhouette comes courtesy of a free template. Don't forget the sparkly stars that complete the airborne illusion.

What you'll need: silver glitter ($6, ), spray paint ($12, )

Start with a , since the will fill out fast. This version features ribbon roses, but a giant orange bow would look just as bold.

What you'll need: foam wreath ($6, ), tulle ($6, )

Darken your door with a moldering wreath straight from the crypt. Craft it fast with ebony flowers, a stuffed raven, bone-white branches, and a gnarled grapevine base.

What you'll need: black roses ($26, ), crow ($6, )

Why stop at the front door? Extend a cloud of bats across the porch and into the entryway for an even bigger statement.

What you'll need: black felt ($14, )

This easy wall hanging only requires a few ingredients — a foam wreath form, black yarn, and decorating spiders and crows.

What you'll need: crow ($6, )

Spray-painted flowers plus a singular white bloom look sharp and sinister atop a ribbon-wrapped wreath.

What you'll need: foam wreath ($8, ), black paint ($7, )

Use a square base (or picture frame!) for an angular arrangement of fall foliage. Added bonus: You can leave this festive decoration up through Thanksgiving.

What you'll need: waxed floral wire ($3, ), picture frame ($9, )

This wicked wall hanging requires only a few ingredients — a grapevine wreath, black spray paint, Spanish moss and the crow, of course.

What you'll need: oval wreath ($25, ), black paint ($7, )

Halloween gets the monochrome treatment with a sleek craft made from . Just snip, fold and pin for a textured accent.

What you'll need: streamers ($4, ), foam wreath ($9, )

Bring on the decorative gourds! A bunch of mini pumpkins can outshine an average jack-o'-lantern any day.

What you'll need: gourds ($13, ), berry sprays ($18, )

Speed up this craft's gluing process with some sugary snacking along the way. Just make sure you have left to cover the whole ring!

What you'll need: candy corn ($9, ), duct tape ($7, )

Edgar Allan Poe fans will appreciate this poetry-inspired project. Try out all-white fabric for a starker look.

What you'll need: black roses ($26, ), crow ($6, )

You've got to hand it to this metallic wreath for nailing the creepy vibe.

What you'll need: skeleton hands ($13 for two, ), chalk pen ($7, )

You'll need a lot of , but the scary mass of will be so worth it.

What you'll need: ping-pong balls ($9, ), googly eyes ($11, )

The secret behind that swirly texture? Pinked , folded and pinned.

What you'll need: felt circles ($9, ), foam wreath ($9, )

Personalize your door hanger with the family initial and no one will forget who had the best house on the block.

What you'll need: pumpkin monogram kit ($17, ), craft paint ($19, )

An excuse to use glitter is the best excuse of all. Take a little inspiration from the night sky and use a .

What you'll need: black glitter ($11, ), large wood letter B ($13, ), large wood letter O ($13 each, )