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DIY Spiderweb Wreath

Written by: | Published: October 14, 2016 | Updated: October 05, 2022

I love to decorate for Halloween with Spiderweb art. So today I'm showing you how to make your own Spiderweb Wreath. This looks like a really fancy Halloween Cricut project, but with the help of your Cricut machine, you'll be able to make this wreath in under an hour!

DIY Spiderweb wreath made with Cricut and designed by Jen Goode
DIY Spiderweb wreath made with Cricut and designed by Jen Goode

You can make the wreath as big as you'd like, just make more spiderwebs to create a larger wreath. I've added in a decorative raven design because I kind of love it. You can customize your wreath with another design or more details if you'd like.

DIY Spiderweb Wreath

Make a spooky fun spiderweb wreath to decorate this Halloween. You can change the size of the webs to create a wreath in the size you’d like. You can also change out the decorative raven or bat designs to create a wreath that is uniquely you.

Materials

Make paper spiderwebs with your Cricut machine
Make paper spiderwebs with your Cricut machine

Instructions

  1. Follow onscreen instructions to cut the design.
  2. Lay out each spiderweb cut design to create a circle/wreath shape. Each cut should include 2 spiderwebs attached to each other. Glue connecting pieces together.
  3. Glue (or Mod Podge) the raven to spiderwebs to display in the center of the wreath.
  4. Fold each of the bats at wing/body joint and then glue bat body to the spider web as you’d like.
  5. Tie twine to the web for hanging.

If you have a Cricut Access Account, get a head start with this project by using my preset canvas layout. Link below.

Use a toothpick to apply glue to the spiderweb
Use a toothpick to apply glue to the spiderweb
Glue each spiderweb together until you create a circle of webs
Glue each spiderweb together until you create a circle of webs
Glue together the webs and VOILA, you're wreath is finished!
Glue together the webs and VOILA, you're wreath is finished!
DIY Spiderweb wreath created with Cricut and designed by Jen Goode
DIY Spiderweb wreath created with Cricut and designed by Jen Goode

More Spiderweb Halloween Project Ideas

This project coordinated with the spiderweb luminary and the spiderweb garland.

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