12 Awesome DIY Halloween Garlands
5:00 AMI love garlands and banners. They're such a simple way to make a space feel more festive. I've compiled a handful of some of my favorite. Which do you like best? Have you made an awesome Halloween banner that you want to share? Let me know!
I love these little yarn pumpkins. So cute and festive, and you could leave them up through Thanksgiving. The yarn adds so well to the coziness of the season.
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This is a simple DIY with black cardstock and a string of orange lights.
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Like the one before, this is another easy DIY - just change up the shape of the cardstock. You could really do this with any Halloween-ish shape!
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Ribbon and hot glue. Does it get much easier?
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This is a great way to use leftover scrap fabric and ribbons from another project.
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These little felt ghosts and bats are absolutely adorable!
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Another garland made of darling yarn pumpkins, this time with ghosts and spiders too!
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These quilted candy corn garlands are beautiful! They would take a little longer to make, but would last season after season!
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This paper plate version would definitely be faster than the one above, and would be a fun way to let your kids join in the decorating process.
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I've probably posted this before - I've had a long-time crush on this one. There's just something about those bats that I love!
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Here's another fun way to involve the kids. Similar to making paper snowflakes, cut out a bunch of these paper spiderwebs and string them all together.
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Here's another spiderweb garland - a little more delicate and absolutely stunning!
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