Halloween ruffle wreath

This dainty little Halloween wreath came to us during a blooper craft attempt, actually.

We were trying to create a scrunchy, full wreath from cupcake liners for our Elmer's krazy glue challenge last month but quickly learned it didn't stick to the liners {d'oh!} so we busted out the Elmers fabric & paper glue instead and played around with them until we created this:

We had never seen a cupcake liners look like this type of ruffle so Kelli patted me on the back for creating this.  Thanks, Kell :)  Anyway it was super easy to make but somewhat time consuming... lots of cutting and well worth it, I think!

You can make this with just a few simple supplies:

• 1 pk. Halloween cupcake liners
• Flat wooden wreath form ($2 @ Michaels)
• Sticky craft glue (we used Elmer's)
• Scissors and a fun partner to keep you sane ;)

To make this you will need to cut the center of the liner out:

And then get to wrapping:

1. Glue the liner to the back of wreath.

2. Wrap the liner around the wreath...

3. Keep wrapping...

4. ...until you have a little liner tail.

5. Add a dab of glue to the liner tail.

6. Press until it's sturdy.  

Then repeat, repeat, repeat until you have a pile of cut liners that go from this to that:

Now to bling it out Halloween style :)

Just add tule, strips of festive ribbon, punched out numbers {downloaded from here} and a cute tag {downloaded from here.} 

Hang and enjoy!

Only 20 days until Halloween!!

Are you ready for those cute trick-or-treaters?

Eek!

....Linking up at these spooky parties...

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