How to Make a Dollar Tree Halloween Centerpiece

With Dollar Tree having all of their fall crafting materials in stock I thought to make a Dollar Tree Halloween Center Piece. Everything in this project was purchased at Dollar Tree. This was a really fun and ghoulish Halloween project that anyone can make. As you know if you follow the blog I love Dollar Tree crafts. If you would like to see all of my Dollar Tree projects check out my page.

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What you will Need: How to Make a Dollar Tree Halloween Centerpiece

• Dollar Tree vase
• Witches hat pick
• Halloween Ribbon
• Fall faux flowers and greenery
• Halloween Gliz Twirl pick
• Glitter spiders
• Spooky artificial roses
• Floral Foam

Step 1: Insert the Floral Foam

I used the pot sized floral foam and inserted it into the top of the glass vase. I cut the top off of the foam so it would fit flush to the top of the vase.

Step 2: Insert the Roses

Start with the spooky artificial roses. Place them in the center of the floral foam. I used five black and purple and black roses.

Step 3: Insert the Twirl Picks

Add the twirl picks to the floral foam. I cut the picks down and inserted them in two sides of the foam.

Step 4: Add the Fall Flowers

I used both gold and orange flowers. Place them randomly throughout the other flowers and picks.

Step 5: Insert the Bronze Fern Leaves

Insert two bronze fern leaves on either side of the arrangement.

Step 6: Insert the Green Leaves

Add the green leaves throughout the arrangement.

Step 7: Add the Witch’s Hat

Place the witch’s hat in the front of the arrangement

Step 8: Add the Glitter Spiders

Add the glitter spiders to the arrangement. I used the clip on spiders.

Step 9: Create the Bow

If you are unaware of how to create a bow. Check out this video.

How to Make a Bow with Wired Ribbon - 5 EASY ways

Step 9: Add the Bow

I used a floral pin to add the bow to the arrangement. You can use epoxy of you like.

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