Bicycle wheel. Upcycle an old bicycle wheel into a wreath full of vintage fun. Just merely twine real or fake evergreen boughs around the rim, then wrap it in a festive red rope or ribbon. Some bright bows, and you’ve got the right touch for your entryway or door.
Peanut wreath. For a touch of the unconventional, why not make a wreath out of unshelled peanuts? Taking advantage of a foam wreath form, you can then glue peanuts in their shells to cover. After, curl a pretty burlap ribbon around the whole thing and tie in a bow.
Cookie cutters. If baking cookies is a greater part of your holidays, why not form a wreath that plainly displays your favorite part of the season? Start by gluing decorative paper to the back of several cookie cutters. Thereafter, glue the cookie cutters into a circular shape. In the end, tie with a great ribbon and hang for a visual treat anywhere your home needs a little cheer.
Wine corks. If you really enjoy keeping wine bottle corks, you can take advantage of them to make a fun wreath! Have a straw or twig wreath form, and then simply glue your corks in concentric circles to cover. Subsequently, pick a floral wire to attach some sprigs of evergreen and picturesque holly berries to totally complete the look.
Sheet music. If your glad tidings include lots of holiday music, why not create a wreath that stirs up your affinity for all things musical? Using torn sheets of music, merely twist or curl them and then glue them together in a circular shape. Add various flamboyant paper rosettes to the inner ring to craft an excellent musical decoration for your home.
PVC pipe. Not just for plumbing, PVC pipe can certainly be used also to make a unique wreath for your home! Just cut different sizes of PVC pipe into thin sections, then glue them together (with open sides facing outward) into a circular arrangement. After spray painting the pipe an attractive gold or another color, fill the openings of the pipes with colorful ornaments for a festive decoration.
Socks. Have you got a lot of old or single socks stored up in your laundry room? Instead of just throwing them out, turn them into an original wreath creation! Utilizing two embroidery hoops (one smaller than the other), trace a wreath form onto a foam core. After that cut out the form, cut and wrap the sock around it, and glue them into place. Next, fit the whole thing back inside the embroidery hoops and decorate.
Ties. If anyone you know has a plethora of extra neckties, you can apply them to dress up a creative holiday wreath! Select a foam wreath form, easily wrap and pin the neckties in any arrangement you’d actually like. Subsequently, glue the loose ends to the back to secure them in place. Use a few leftover fabrics to craft a bow, and you’ve got a holiday wreath that is dressed to impress!
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