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Sylvanian Families Halloween wreath decoration

Sylvanian Families Halloween decoration

Today we were walking to school and my children berated me for our lack of Halloween decorations! I was pretty loathe to give up my day decorating, especially as I thought the Halloween decorations I picked up a few weeks ago in poundworld were brilliant.

Clearly I needed to up my game to impress the 5 and 7 year old. A few weeks ago I bought a laser cut MDF spider web online. I thought I would use it to make my own Halloween wreath. I gave it two coats of white paint which took ages – if I try this again I would spray paint it! My idea was to attach my daughter’s Sylvanian Families characters to it using invisible thread. Unfortunately my idea didn’t work, so instead I used the decorative metal wreath I picked up at The Knitting & Stitching Show a few weeks ago.

decorative metal wreath

Sylvanian Families Halloween wreath decoration

The decorative metal wreath is brilliant. It opens up and you can fill it with anything, making it the perfect seasonal decoration. I’m thinking sprouts or Quality Street for Christmas!

For Halloween I found as many Halloween Sylvanian Families figures I could find, as well as silly eye balls and Halloween decorations. I opened up the wreath and arranged everything inside, adding a bit of cobweb fabric when it needed padding out.

Sylvanian Families Halloween decoration

I closed it up and clipped it shut then attached the metal hook to hang it. It’s the easiest decoration ever and my children loved spotting their favourite toys inside!

Sylvanian Families Halloween decoration

I’m sure I won’t be able to keep their toys for long but I think it makes a quirky decoration for Halloween.

2 Comments

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    Ting
    November 1, 2017 at 10:29 am

    This is so adorable! I used to collect Sylvanian Families when I was little.

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    Telina
    November 1, 2017 at 10:31 am

    Wow, the Halloween wreath looks amazing – very creative!

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