Blog

Pink Halloween Wreath Ideas and Supply Inspiration

Halloween Wreath Kit Reveal

This design comes from a past wreath kit and is shared for inspiration. Wreath and kit orders are currently paused. You can use similar supplies from your own collection to try the color combination.

Start with a playful pink palette

For a playful Halloween wreath, try a pink witch sign with hot pink, black, orange, and black-and-white ribbon. Use black mesh as the background so the bright colors stand out. The supply ideas below come from a past kit and can be adapted with similar materials.

Supplies for the pink Halloween look

  • 10″ Waterproof Sign: Pink “Happy Halloween” with Witch Legs – A playful touch of whimsy that will add a pop of color and a dash of spooky fun to your wreath.
  • 2.5″ Witch Hat & Legs Ribbon: Pink Halloween (10 Yards) – Because what’s Halloween without a witch (and her fabulous wardrobe)?
  • 1.5″ Big Polka Dot Ribbon: Orange & Black (10 Yards) – A classic combo that screams Halloween while keeping things fun and festive.
  • 2.5″ Horizontal Thin Stripes Ribbon: Hot Pink & Black (10 Yards) – A modern twist with a dash of pink to keep your decor wickedly chic!
  • 1.5″ Stripes Ribbon: Black & White (10 Yards) – The perfect ribbon to tie the whole theme together with a stylish and spooky vibe.
  • 10″ Border Stripe Metallic Mesh: Black – To create the perfect foundation for your wreath, with a bit of shimmer for that eerie glow!
  • 16″ Chenille Twirl Ball Pick: Fuchsia & Black – A fun and fuzzy finishing touch that adds just the right amount of Halloween whimsy.
  • 15-24″ Work Wreath Form: Black – Your canvas to bring all these elements together in a magical Halloween display.

🎃 Craft Your Halloween Wreath Magic! 🎃

For a project you can follow with your own supplies, start with our beginner deco mesh wreath guide.

👻 Spooky Cute Halloween Wreath-Making Tips:

  • Add a Glow! Attach battery-operated fairy lights or string lights to your wreath for an eerie, magical effect that will shine on Halloween night.
  • Creepy Critters: Stick on some plastic spiders or mini skeletons for a bit of creepy charm!
  • Witchy Welcome: If you have a small witch’s broom or hat, consider incorporating it into the design to extend your Halloween decor to the surrounding porch area.
  • Monogram Magic: Add a glittery or painted wooden letter of your family’s initial to make it a personalized “witchy welcome.”

Use the free DIY Wreath Planner to choose your colors and list the supplies you already have before starting your next wreath.

Back to the journal →