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September 25, 2013 · Leave a Comment

Autumnal Conker Wreath / Halloween Wreath

Halloween wreath

We went for a walk to collect some of the conkers starting to fall to make a conker wreath.

We’ve got lots more Halloween Ideas and some special Halloween for Toddlers activities, and a stack of Conkers, Hazelnuts & Acorns Ideas.

  • What you will need…
  • Conkers
  • Polystyrene
  • Brown paint
  • Dressmaker pins
  • Thread to hang

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We cut out a ring of polystyrene into a donut shape.

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We then painted our polystyrene ring with brown acrylic paint.

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Once dried I used the dressmaker pins to push into the polystyrene and attach the conkers. The kids chose where to put the conkers and I attached them.

This would be lovely on its own as a autumn themed door wreath.

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We then painted eyeballs onto our conkers to give it a Halloween feel. I used some white emulsion that I had kicking about in the shed and coloured acrylics for the iris and pupils.

We tied a piece of thread to hang it with.

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  1. Silver Fox Eire says

    October 9, 2013 at 2:49 am

    Love this, I’m going to have to make one 🙂 thanks for sharing!

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