Halloween door wreath
Instructions:
1. Download the free pattern for this project (Downloading requires Adobe Acrobat software).
2. Pull off small amounts of orange, yellow, and black modeling clay.
3. Roll and flatten the orange and yellow clay into ovals ranging in size from 3/4 inch to 1-3/4 inch high. Roll and flatten black clay into small circles.
4. Attach the black clay pieces to the yellow and orange clay pieces; then attach the eyes in pairs. Follow the clay manufacturer's instructions to bake the eye shapes.
5. Base-coat the tin sign with purple acrylic paint and let the paint dry. Write 'Dare To Enter!' on the sign with a pencil. Use dimensional paint to apply squiggly lines on the lettering.
6. Hot-glue the sign, eyes, and spiders to the wreath. Separate the webbing and drape it on the twigs of the wreath.
More Ideas:
For a truly spooky welcome, sculpt the eyes using glow-in-the-dark modeling clay.
Adhere the eyes to place cards cut from black card stock. Label them with glow-in-the-dark paint pens.
What You Need:
Set the mood with this scary
door wreath.
Sculpey modeling clay (yellow, orange, and black)
Unpainted tin banner sign (purchased at a crafts store)
Pencil
Acrylic paint (purple)
Paintbrush
Acrylic dimensional paint (orange)
Hot-glue gun and hotmelt adhesive
10 black plastic spiders
Twig wreath
Halloween 'spider webbing'
pattern
1. Download the free pattern for this project (Downloading requires Adobe Acrobat software).
2. Pull off small amounts of orange, yellow, and black modeling clay.
3. Roll and flatten the orange and yellow clay into ovals ranging in size from 3/4 inch to 1-3/4 inch high. Roll and flatten black clay into small circles.
4. Attach the black clay pieces to the yellow and orange clay pieces; then attach the eyes in pairs. Follow the clay manufacturer's instructions to bake the eye shapes.
5. Base-coat the tin sign with purple acrylic paint and let the paint dry. Write 'Dare To Enter!' on the sign with a pencil. Use dimensional paint to apply squiggly lines on the lettering.
6. Hot-glue the sign, eyes, and spiders to the wreath. Separate the webbing and drape it on the twigs of the wreath.
More Ideas:
For a truly spooky welcome, sculpt the eyes using glow-in-the-dark modeling clay.
Adhere the eyes to place cards cut from black card stock. Label them with glow-in-the-dark paint pens.
What You Need:
Set the mood with this scary
door wreath.
Sculpey modeling clay (yellow, orange, and black)
Unpainted tin banner sign (purchased at a crafts store)
Pencil
Acrylic paint (purple)
Paintbrush
Acrylic dimensional paint (orange)
Hot-glue gun and hotmelt adhesive
10 black plastic spiders
Twig wreath
Halloween 'spider webbing'
pattern
