17 Cute And Easy DIY Dollar Tree Halloween Wreaths Sure To Delight

This easy Halloween wreath uses only 4 items that you can grab from the dollar store which keeps this cost very low budget.

Not only does this wreath let you create budget friendly Halloween decor but it only takes 5 minutes and doesn’t require you to be very crafty as it can be created following simple steps. Cruise the aisles for Halloween signs and garlands to create this cute DIY Dollar Store Halloween Wreath.

This Halloween, you can bring a little bit of Freddy's nightmare to your own doorstep with this easy-to-make wreath. All you need are a few items from the Dollar Tree, including a styrofoam wreath, some red and green felt sheets and a cowboy hat.

Simply tie the felt ribbons around the wreath in Freddy's signature stripes, and then add the skeleton hands and the hat to the center. Your guests will definitely be spooked when they see this wreath hanging on your door!

This gothic bat wreath can be created for under $5 and is a great cheap DIY Halloween Wreath. Grab some ribbon with bats, and some plastic bats and you can create this wreath in only a few minutes.

This project is so simple that the kids can help you create it as all you need to do is wrap the ribbon around a foam wreath or you can get even simpler and do a cardboard template. Add some sparkly bats to add visual interest.

This fun clothespin pumpkin wreath uses ALL inexpensive items from the local dollar store, keeping this project very cheap and easy.

This wreath comes together in one afternoon. There are so many possible variations in color and accents...the only limits are your imagination!

The best part is you may already have items around the house that can be used to create this cute Halloween wreath.

Older kids or adults will enjoy creating this sophisticated moss wreath that creates a natural look for this spooky Halloween wreath.

The Dollar store carries tons of natural-looking products like faux moss, faux flowers, and much more that can be used to create DIY wreaths. Grab a spooky skeleton head to add as the centerpiece of the wreath.

This DIY wreath will make your home feel cozier and ready for the Halloween season. This craft is cheap, easy, and simple and lets trick or treaters know that your house participates in the Teal Pumpkin Project letting others know that your household is inclusive to all including food allergies.

Simply collect a variety of different looks and sized plastic pumpkins and then run wild with teal spray paint.

Don’t spend your hard-earned money on fancy wreaths when you can create this Dollar Store Halloween wreath that looks just as fancy for a fraction of the cost.

Using simple kitchen items such as bowls and plates you can transform them into the ultimate Eyeball Wreath that is sure to be spooky!

This awesome skull wreath is solar-powered using the Dollar Tree skull solar lights that will light up the wreath at night to make your front door spooky. Skull and Roses are the perfect Victorian spooky combination to create this Halloween wreath. 

Create an easy and beautiful Halloween Ribbon Wreath in traditional holiday colors with this simple tutorial!

This easy-to-create ribbon wreath can even light up if you add some cute little fairy lights. This wreath is easy to create and you can customize it by choosing your own selection of purple, black, and orange ribbons to create the cute Halloween Ribbon Wreath that will elevate your Halloween decor.

Sometimes the budget doesn’t allow buying pre-designed wreaths so why not create your own naturally inspired burlap wreath to save money.

Using burlap as the base, add spider web ribbon and alternative fabrics to create contrast. Use scrapbook paper to cut out a message and hang it across the wreath… the best part is you can change out the wording every year to change up the look.

Cupcake liners are no longer just for baking as they can be used to create this textured Halloween wreath. Simply pin the cupcake wrappers to the foam wreath and then add some glitter to make your wreath even better! Add some spiders that are spray-painted gold to match the elegance of this wreath.

This budget-friendly wreath is perfect for Halloween, and this candy wreath uses decorative mesh. Choose a fun Pumpkin candy bucket to be the center of the wreath and you can even add some candy wrappers. Add decorative orange mesh around the outside to add some flair to your wreath.

Collect different plastic skeleton pieces to create the ultimate DIY skeleton wreath. If you are a beginner crafter this is the perfect wreath for you as all you need to do is use hot glue. Use black spray paint to make those white skeleton bones a little spookier.

Add some Halloween flair to your front door with this spooky Eyeball wreath that will always be watching. Use tulle for the base of the wreath and then add tons of plastic eyeballs to the wreath to complete this spooky design.

Use purple tulle for the base to create a layered look that you will add accessories to the simple yet sophisticated wreath.

Collect accessories such as witch hat picks, wood witch cutouts, and many other fun witch-themed items to create a Witch Theme Wreath. 

This black gothic wreath comes together freaky fast and is an easy DIY Halloween wreath that is creepy and spooky for your front door. This wreath uses about 15 roses, a wire wreath, and some floral wire to create.

This awesome wreath can be created with Dollar store items for under $15 which is great for your budget. 

This cute wreath is definitely more geared toward the fall and harvest season however it can also be multipurpose and used for Halloween.

This pretty pumpkin wreath uses accessories like pinecones, colorful leaves, and ribbon. Using the floral vines you will create multiple overlapping pumpkin shapes.