How to create a Halloween Gallery Wall

Gals If you have any type of gallery wall then you have to start using it in your holiday decor.  If you don’t have a gallery wall you can do these projects on top of any photos or art you have hanging in your house.  It’s a Halloween Gallery Wall and I will show you have to achieve this very doable look, and it didn’t take all day to do in fact it takes just a few minutes.  Let’s get started on putting this Halloween gallery wall together.

1. Print out a few Printables

The first thing I did was to go to my favorite site for printable’s Thegraphicsfairy.com  and search Halloween printable’s she has lots and lots of them.  Here are a few I found that I loved. 

I also made a few of my own and added them to the mix you can click to save as on my printable’s below and use them on your Halloween gallery wall as well.

2. Get the Tape

Um hi, awkward,  this just might be a bit too easy!  Grab some good old fashion scotch tape to tape these little printable’s to every frame you can get your hands on!  even if your frame is too big tape it on anyway it will look like its matted.  So deluxe right?

 

3. Add a fun 3D animal, or skeleton

 

Do you have a  plastic rat?  or a crow without a pumpkin to perch on?  well, use those creepy little animals on your gallery wall.  You should use a strong pop dots if your skeletons don’t sit on the edge of the frame. Its a creepy and cool little extra that gives your house a festive feel.  I have the step by step tutorial on how to get this 3D look on this post. (coming soon)  How to make 3D art for you Halloween gallery wall.

 

4. Cobweb anyone? 

goes without saying this stuff will haunt up any room in your house and your Halloween gallery wall is the perfect place to start.  The wonderful thing about this decoration is it is a dollar at most stores.  The best part of Halloween is that I don’t dust all month so that I get the real authentic feel in my house for free. LOl

5. Add a wreath

I had this darling Halloween wreath on my door last year, but I wanted to a black and white look and this wreath had lots of orange in it.  I took out all the orange replaced it with striped black and white ribbon and hung that over a photo on my Halloween gallery wall.  I have the tutorial of how I hung this heavy wreath on this post,  How to hang a heavy wreath over a photo frame. (coming soon) If you want to make the Mousetrap frame you see in the bottom right corner find the directions HERE  How to make a mousetrap frame.

I found a ton of free printable’s on Pinterest.  IF you want more to look at feel free to check out my Halloween Printable Pinterest board HERE.  Below are the cutest Halloween Printables from AGirlAndHerGlueGun.com  she had so many fun ideas on her website.  I love these three but she had lots more.  

 

 

 

If you want a more scary look then this Skeleton powder label will make your skin crawl.  As always I may have an affiliate link in this post.  I just want to say thank you for helping me to keep this blog up and running.