This is one of the quickest craft projects I’ve taken on in a while, but I ADORE how it came out.  When I was originally scheming up a way to use these funny Skeleton Arm salad tongs I found at the dollar store, I didnt’ think it would come out as cute as it did. 



These little two packs of salad tong were $1 at Dollar Tree.  I bought 4 2-packs.  Then I also bought three light up glitter skulls.  
Total cost of this project: $7
The process was pretty simple. I formed the arm bones into a circle and glued them together with hot glue:

To make it easier to glue them together, I had the hands “grip” onto the next arm bone in the circle. (It also gave the illusions the bones were holding themselves together and it made the wreath lay flatter)

Next I glued the skulls on.  Since add numbers are more aesthetically pleasing than even, I went with three skulls

Finally I added a black grosgrain ribbon bow.  The ribbon was leftover from something.. A gift basket or something I think.  I didn’t have to buy it. I made sure to leave access the ‘on-off’ switch on the skulls so I could make their little eyes glow if I wanted to.  (I have never actually turned them on I must admit.. but I could if I wanted to!)
It looks so cool against my black front door.  Creepy and awesome:



The bones aren’t true white.. but more of a grey, so you could hang them on a white door too. 
A fun twist on a traditional Halloween door wreath!