Christmas Wreath DIY – How to Make a Holiday Wreath

It’s almost here — my favorite time of year! Since I am a DIY’er, that means I have a ton of creating to do before fall, and to that end, I have already begun making a Christmas wreath I can use to decorate for both fall and winter. In addition, my front door will have a new wreath for the holidays.

If you are like me and have been using the same Christmas wreath for years and want to mix it up, this wreath is perfect since it only takes minutes to make it; it looks and feels cozy too. In addition, it is the ideal indoor Christmas, fall, and winter wreath since you can change the bow for each season and holiday. I have included some more gorgeous DIY Christmas wreath ideas at the end of this post for your ultimate wreath inspiration.

Easy Loop Winter and Christmas Wreath DIY

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This wreath is so quick and easy you will want to make a ton of them, I guarantee it!

Supplies for Wreath

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• Foam wreath form
• Loop yarn (I used 2)
• Pins (I used 2)

 

First, gather supplies and a pair of scissors, and that’s it!

I used white-headed pins I had on hand from my sewing stash.

 

I pinned the yarn’s loose end to the form and started wrapping the yarn around and around the form, pushing each row together to get the best coverage.

In 2 minutes, I had this much covered, and it was so pretty already. When I needed to join one yarn ball to the next one, I tied them together and kept wrapping until the form was covered.

Once I finished wrapping the yarn, I cut the yarn a little longer to make sure I could find my pin.

Stick the pin in the yarn’s last loop and hide it, and it’s a wrap!!! Of course, you could use hot glue instead of a pin.

How to Make a Bow

Bow-making is one of my favorite parts of crafting; however, whenever I teach a class, it is the one thing that most folks want help with; therefore, I made a quick video on this foolproof bow.

Bow Supplies and Tools

• Three different ribbons (widths can vary)
• Floral Wire
• Scissors
• Wire cutters (these are my must-have wire cutters)
• Yardstick

Cut all your ribbons to the same length. For this bow, I used three different ribbons, so I cut 2 of each ribbon in 26″ lengths for a total of six ribbon loops with 12 ribbon tails. I cut two burlap ribbons, two buffalo check ribbons, and two red ribbons for this easy bow.

Use the wire ends that you tied the ribbons together to secure the bow to the Christmas wreath.

My favorite part is the fluffing of the bow and trims the ribbon streamers after I have wired the bow to the wreath; however, I could have done it before attaching the bow to the wreath.

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Learn how to make The Easiest Bow Ever HERE.

DIY Gorgeous Christmas Wreath and Bow (see that post HERE).

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You can find more about this wreath HERE. 

The added embroidery hoop Christmas decoration makes this wreath special.

It is so easy to make following my step by step. I have a how-to video to make it a breeze to learn how to make this gorgeous bow.

I changed the bow to coordinate with the decorations in my dining room. You will not believe how pretty this color scheme turned out (you can see it HERE.)

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Wreath Inspiration

 

How about something to delight your guests? My friend Lia from Southern Yankee DIY has created this lovely wreath, so hop over and see how Lia made this one.

You might also enjoy these easy Christmas DIY crafts too.

 

You might also enjoy these easy Christmas DIY crafts:

I made these adorable Christmas ornaments with felt and embroidery floss. You can find the instructions and free pattern HERE.

 

 

Stree-Free Holiday

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Thank you so much for your visit today. I hope you found some inspiration.

Merry Christmas,

Kippi

Ps. Please feel free to share this post and all these inspiring ideas with your crafting friends.