Create your own spooky-cute Halloween decoration with this Halloween Wreath Craft Printable for Kids!

This hands-on Color, Cut, Glue & Create activity includes a large printable wreath base together with multiple pages of Halloween cutouts featuring pumpkins, witches, ghosts, monsters, candy, bats, spider webs, skeletons, spooky houses, autumn details and much more.

Children can color the black-and-white designs, cut around the dotted outlines, choose their favorite decorations and arrange them around the wreath base to create a completely unique Halloween wreath.

Because there are 80+ decorative pieces, children do not have to use every cutout. They can mix and match their favorites to make a:

Pumpkin Wreath
Witch Wreath
Ghost Wreath
Monster Wreath
Candy Wreath
Spooky Character Wreath
Classic Halloween Wreath
or a completely mixed Halloween design.

The printable contains 7 activity pages and is provided in both A4 and US Letter sizes.

What's Included

🎃 7-page Halloween Wreath Craft

✂️ 80+ Halloween cutouts and decorative elements

🖍️ Black-and-white designs for children to color

⭕ Large wreath base

👻 Ghosts, witches, pumpkins, monsters and spooky characters

🍬 Halloween candy and treat decorations

🕸️ Spider webs, bats and creepy-cute accents

🍁 Seasonal leaves and autumn elements

🏚️ Haunted house and graveyard-themed designs

✂️ Dotted cutting guides around the cutouts

📄 A4 version included

📄 US Letter version included

💻 Digital download only

Page 1 – Halloween Wreath Base

Page 1 contains the large circular wreath base.

The design features a wide outer ring with an open center and dotted cutting guides around both the outside and inside edges.

Children can:

1. Color the wreath base if desired.
2. Cut around the outer dotted line.
3. Carefully cut out the center section.
4. Choose decorations from Pages 2–7.
5. Color the selected cutouts.
6. Cut around their dotted outlines.
7. Arrange them around the wreath before gluing.
8. Layer and overlap pieces to create a fuller wreath.
9. Glue everything in place once happy with the arrangement.

The plain wreath base is intentional, giving children freedom to create their own layout rather than following one fixed example.

Page 2 – Halloween, Pumpkin, Scarecrow & Candy Cutouts

Page 2 contains a mix of Halloween wording, harvest elements, pumpkins, candy and character decorations.

Happy Halloween Sign

A bold HAPPY HALLOWEEN decorative cutout with small Halloween accents.

This can work beautifully as the main focal piece at the top or bottom of the wreath.

Scarecrow

A cute Halloween/fall scarecrow wearing a hat.

This works well for a wreath combining Halloween + autumn + harvest themes.

Three Autumn Leaves

Three individual leaf cutouts provide seasonal filler pieces.

Children can color them:

Orange
Red
Yellow
Brown
Green

and tuck them between larger Halloween characters.

Two Wrapped Candies

Two individual striped candy cutouts.

Perfect for adding a trick-or-treat candy theme around the wreath.

Candy Corn

A classic candy corn cutout that children can color in traditional orange, yellow and white.

Cute Monster

A friendly one-eyed Halloween monster.

This makes the wreath fun rather than overly scary and works especially well for preschool and younger children.

Pumpkin Trio

A decorative cluster of three Halloween pumpkins/jack-o'-lanterns with different facial expressions and surrounding leaves.

This can act as one of the larger focal decorations.

Witch Hat

A classic pointed witch hat with buckle.

It can be used:

next to the Happy Halloween sign

above a character

at the bottom of the wreath

or as a standalone decoration.

Page 3 – Ghost, Skull, Frankenstein, Graveyard & Spooky Cutouts

Page 3 moves into more traditional spooky Halloween imagery.

Sugar Skull

A decorative skull face with floral-style details.

Children can use lots of different colors to make this one stand out.

Ghost

A simple friendly ghost with a rounded shape.

Perfect for:

ghost wreaths

spooky-but-cute themes

white/grey Halloween color schemes

Frankenstein-Style Monster

A classic square-headed Halloween monster character.

This pairs nicely with the monster and character cutouts on later pages.

RIP Tombstone

A grave marker featuring RIP.

Use it to introduce a small graveyard theme into the wreath.

Spooky Tree

A twisted bare Halloween tree.

This works well behind or beside:

ghosts

tombstones

pumpkins

or other spooky decorations.

Lantern

A vintage-style lantern.

Children can color the inside yellow or orange to create a glowing appearance.

Wizard

A small wizard character with:

pointed hat

robe

staff

This gives another magical character option beyond witches.

Crossed Bones

A pair of crossed bones.

This works as a small filler piece between larger decorations.

Jack-o'-Lantern

A smiling carved pumpkin surrounded by leaves.

Ideal for creating a classic orange-and-black Halloween wreath.

Page 4 – Classic Halloween Symbols

Page 4 is packed with recognizable Halloween symbols and is excellent for creating a more traditional spooky wreath.

Smiling Pumpkin

A cheerful pumpkin/jack-o'-lantern character.

Witch Hat

Another pointed witch hat, allowing children to repeat witch imagery around the wreath if desired.

Spider Web

A detailed Halloween spider web.

Great as a filler behind larger characters.

Skeleton

A cute full-body skeleton.

This can become one of the main character pieces on the wreath.

Wrapped Candy

A striped wrapped sweet.

Candy Corn

Another classic Halloween candy piece.

Witch Broom

A traditional broomstick.

This works especially well beside:

witch hats

witch faces

cauldron-themed elements

Bubbling Cauldron

A cute cauldron with bubbling potion.

Children can color the potion:

green

purple

orange

or any magical color they choose.

Haunted House

A spooky house scene with RIP graveyard detail.

This makes a strong centerpiece for a haunted-house themed wreath.

Bat Design

A circular Halloween cutout featuring flying bats.

Mummy

A friendly wrapped mummy character.

Trick-or-Treat Bag

A Halloween treat bag filled with candy.

This works perfectly for a trick-or-treat wreath.

Page 5 – Halloween Faces & Character Cutouts

Page 5 contains 9 larger Halloween character faces, allowing children to make a wreath centered around cute characters.

Witch Girl Face

A smiling child-style witch wearing a pointed Halloween hat.

Witch Boy Face

Another cheerful witch character wearing a decorated witch hat.

Girl Face

A friendly child face that can be mixed with the other costume-style Halloween characters.

Girl With Bow

A second child character featuring a cute hair bow.

Pumpkin Character Face

A happy pumpkin/jack-o'-lantern face.

Decorative Sugar Skull

A detailed skull face with floral-style markings.

Witch Cat

A cute cat wearing a witch hat.

Great for:

Halloween cat themes

witch-themed wreaths

cute Halloween displays

Ghost With Bow

A sweet ghost character decorated with a bow.

Smiling Ghost

A second friendly ghost, giving children multiple ghost designs to choose from.

These larger faces can be positioned around the wreath like a circle of Halloween characters or mixed with the smaller decorations from Page 7.

Page 6 – Pumpkin, Witch, Frankenstein, Cat, Vampire, Ghost & Monsters

Page 6 adds another set of 9 Halloween faces and characters.

Pumpkin Face

A smiling carved pumpkin character.

Witch Face

A cheerful witch wearing a pointed hat.

Frankenstein-Style Face

A friendly Halloween monster with classic square-style hair.

Halloween Cat

A cute cat face wearing a bow.

Vampire

A smiling vampire character with pointed ears and classic vampire styling.

Ghost

A friendly ghost face/body.

Horned Monster 1

A furry monster with horns and a big smile.

Horned Monster 2

A second monster design with different facial features.

Furry/Wolf-Style Monster

A playful furry creature face that adds another Halloween character option.

This page is especially useful for children who want to make a Monster Wreath, Character Wreath, or Halloween Faces Wreath.

Page 7 – Extra Halloween Decorations & Small Fillers

Page 7 contains the largest selection of smaller decorations.

These are particularly useful for filling empty spaces after the larger cutouts have been positioned.

Four Wrapped Candies

A mixture of spotted and striped wrapped sweets.

Use them throughout the wreath for a trick-or-treat candy theme.

Three Candy Corn Pieces

Multiple candy corn decorations allow children to repeat the same Halloween sweet around the wreath.

Decorative Bows

Small bows can be added between characters or placed above other cutouts.

Round Swirl Lollipop

A large spiral candy with bow.

Heart-Shaped Lollipop

A heart-shaped spiral sweet with decorative bow.

These two larger sweets are great focal pieces for a Halloween Candy Wreath.

Three Stars

Small star-shaped filler pieces.

Witch Hat

Another small witch hat, ideal for filling smaller spaces.

Two Spider Webs

Two separate web cutouts can be placed around:

spiders

witches

haunted houses

bats

or other spooky pieces.

Crescent Moon

A simple crescent moon.

Excellent for a Halloween night theme.

Two Bats

Two flying bat cutouts.

They work particularly well beside the moon or haunted house.

Two Small Pumpkins

Two individual pumpkin decorations.

Two Acorns

Small acorn cutouts give a subtle autumn/fall element.

Berry/Leaf Sprig

A botanical filler that can be colored in fall or Halloween shades.

Large Pumpkin

A larger plain pumpkin that children can color traditionally or decorate as their own jack-o'-lantern.

Potion Bottle

A small potion bottle.

Great for:

witch themes

magic potion themes

cauldron wreaths

Lantern

A second lantern-style decoration.

Trick or Treat Sign

A small sign reading TRICK OR TREAT.

This works especially well at the top, center or bottom of the finished wreath.

Wrapped Candy

Another individual candy piece.

Leafy Sprig

A botanical branch that works as a filler around the wreath.

How to Make the Halloween Wreath

Step 1 – Choose Your Print Size

Print either the:

A4 version

or

US Letter version.

Step 2 – Color

Children can color the black-and-white Halloween cutouts using:

Crayons

Colored pencils

Markers

or other preferred coloring materials.

Traditional Halloween colors could include:

🧡 Orange
🖤 Black
💜 Purple
💚 Green
💛 Yellow
❤️ Red

But children can choose any colors they like.

Step 3 – Cut the Wreath Base

Cut around the outer dotted circle and carefully remove the inner circle.

Step 4 – Cut Out Decorations

Cut around the dotted outline of each chosen Halloween decoration.

Children do not need to use all of the pieces.

Step 5 – Plan the Layout

Place the pieces around the wreath before gluing.

Try moving pieces around until the arrangement looks balanced.

Step 6 – Layer the Decorations

Place larger pieces first.

Examples:

Happy Halloween sign

pumpkin trio

haunted house

characters

skeleton

Then fill gaps with smaller pieces such as:

candies

stars

bats

webs

leaves

bows

acorns

Step 7 – Glue

Once happy with the arrangement, glue the pieces onto the wreath.

Different Wreath Ideas

Because the printable contains so many cutouts, children can create many different versions.

Classic Halloween Wreath

Combine:

pumpkins

witch hats

bats

spider webs

ghosts

skeleton

Trick-or-Treat Wreath

Use:

candies

candy corn

lollipops

treat bag

Trick or Treat sign

Pumpkin Wreath

Use:

pumpkin trio

individual pumpkins

jack-o'-lanterns

leaves

acorns

Witch Wreath

Combine:

witch faces

witch hats

broom

cauldron

potion bottle

wizard

Ghost Wreath

Use the different ghosts from Pages 3, 5 and 6 along with:

moon

bats

webs

lantern

Monster Wreath

Combine:

one-eyed monster

Frankenstein-style characters

horned monsters

furry monster

Haunted Wreath

Use:

haunted house

RIP tombstone

spooky tree

skeleton

ghosts

bats

moon

lantern

Where Can the Finished Wreath Be Used?

The finished Halloween wreath is useful for much more than one classroom activity.

It can be displayed as:

Halloween Bulletin Board Decor

Create one wreath per child and display them together on a classroom bulletin board.

Classroom Door Decoration

Place completed wreaths around the classroom door or use one as the main central decoration.

Classroom Wall Decor

Display children's individual designs around the classroom.

School Hallway Display

Create a Halloween art gallery in the school corridor.

Home Halloween Decor

Hang the finished wreath:

on a bedroom door

on a playroom wall

on the refrigerator

near a Halloween party table

Halloween Party Activity

Print the wreath and cutout pages for a party craft station.

Children can color, cut and assemble their wreath during the party and take it home afterward.

Trick-or-Treat Party Craft

The candy, pumpkins, treat bag and Trick or Treat sign make this ideal for a trick-or-treat themed event.

Preschool Halloween Craft

The cute characters and friendly Halloween designs work particularly well for younger children with appropriate adult help for cutting.

Kindergarten Halloween Activity

Use the project during:

art time

October centers

fine motor practice

seasonal classroom activities

Homeschool Halloween Activity

Use it as a hands-on seasonal art project at home.

Halloween Art Center

Place printed pages, crayons, scissors and glue at an independent Halloween craft station.

Early Finisher Activity

Children who finish other work early can work on coloring and assembling their wreath.

Small Group Activity

Use the wreath in a teacher-led small group for cutting, coloring and gluing practice.

Halloween Fine Motor Activity

Cutting the different shapes and positioning small decorations provides opportunities to practise controlled hand movements.

Skills Children Can Practise

This Halloween craft can support:

Coloring control

Scissor skills

Fine motor skills

Hand-eye coordination

Glue control

Pincer grasp

Creative decision making

Planning

Spatial awareness

Color recognition

Halloween vocabulary

Children also decide which decorations they want to use and where to place them, making the finished craft more open-ended than a fixed copy-and-paste activity.

Perfect For

Halloween crafts for kids

Halloween wreath craft

Preschool Halloween

Pre-K Halloween

Kindergarten Halloween

Halloween classroom activity

Halloween art centers

Color cut and paste craft

Cut and glue activities

Fine motor activities

Scissor skills practice

October activities

Halloween party crafts

Trick-or-treat activities

Pumpkin activities

Witch crafts

Ghost crafts

Monster crafts

Halloween bulletin boards

Halloween classroom decor

Door decorations

Homeschool Halloween

Early finishers

Independent work

Small groups

Screen-free Halloween activities

Digital Product Information

DIGITAL DOWNLOAD ONLY

NO PHYSICAL ITEM WILL BE SHIPPED.

This listing is for printable digital files only.

You will receive the complete 7-page Halloween Wreath Craft in TWO print sizes:

A4 PDF

7 pages

US Letter PDF

7 pages

Both versions contain the same complete activity:

Page 1 – Wreath Base

Page 2 – Halloween, Pumpkin, Scarecrow & Candy Cutouts

Page 3 – Ghost, Skull, Frankenstein, Graveyard & Spooky Cutouts

Page 4 – Classic Halloween Character & Symbol Cutouts

Page 5 – Halloween Faces & Character Cutouts

Page 6 – Pumpkin, Witch, Frankenstein, Ghost & Monster Faces

Page 7 – Extra Halloween Decorations, Candy & Small Fillers

Important

Crayons are NOT included.

Markers are NOT included.

Scissors are NOT included.

Glue is NOT included.

Printed pages are NOT mailed to you.

You are purchasing DIGITAL PRINTABLE FILES ONLY.

Simply download, print, COLOR, CUT, GLUE & CREATE your own Halloween wreath.

A4 + US LETTER INCLUDED WITH YOUR PURCHASE.