Uncategorized

Turn your Nightmare Before Christmas Tsum Tsums into a spooky Halloween wreath

Ever wonder what to do with that stack of Tsum Tsums you’ve been growing on the table? How about creating a holiday wreath?

Mr. Disney Diary gave me the complete set of Nightmare Before Christmas Tsum Tsums for my birthday this summer, and while they made a cute little stack on the table in the foyer, I thought I could do something else with them, so I set about to make them the centerpiece of a wreath.

Early in the Halloween crafting season, I found everything I needed:

  • A purple and black tinsel wreath. This wreath from Michael’s has a plastic form that allowed me to just stick the Tsum Tsums into the form to secure them — no wires required.
  • A string of pumpkin LED lights
  • One roll of Halloween ribbon. I love this glittery tulle ribbon, but I wish I’d seen this black and white striped ribbon when I was buying supplies.
  • A pack of Halloween jingle bells.

I think my Tsum Tsums would make more of an impact on a smaller wreath form, and it could use some more spooky bling, but I’m pretty happy with how it turned out.

This wreath will stay in the front hall; there’s no way it’s going on the front door!

Naturally, if you’ve had a crafty idea, someone else has already posted it to Pinterest. Below are two more wreaths — one styled more as an autumn wreath to last past the end of October — and a Halloween tree.
The possibilities are endless: I could see wreaths and trees with themes from Winnie the Pooh to Star Wars.
Have any other good ideas for your Tsum Tsum collection? Show us what you’ve done!

Related Articles

Back to top button