Wreaths & GarlandsNo. 3619 · The 2026 edition
5 DIY Decorations That Transition From Halloween to Thanksgiving
Easily transition your Halloween decor into Thanksgiving with this spooky-chic wreath that works for both holidays!
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This versatile wreath combines a white grapevine base with black roses, plastic spiders, and a removable chalkboard sign. By swapping out the spooky label for a thankful message later, you can keep it up through autumn. The simple ribbon hanger makes it quick to hang and adjust.
You'll need
Directions
- Attach the black rose garland to the white grapevine wreath using white floral wire, twisting securely.
- Position the black plastic spiders among the roses and wire them in place with additional floral wire.
- Print the free "spooky" label, cut it out, and tape it onto the mini chalkboard sign. Cut a length of black and white striped ribbon, doubling it to create a loop for hanging.
- Apply hot glue to the back of the mini chalkboard and press it onto the front of the ribbon loop.
- Drape the ribbon over the top of the wreath, then hot glue the front ribbon to the back ribbon near the top. Trim the ribbon ends if desired, and display the wreath on your front door or fireplace mantel for a spooky touch.
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