How To Make A Christmas Wreath In Under 10 Minutes

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Christmas Wreath

Christmas wreaths are a festive favorite when it comes to decorating your home. They can often be quite costly to purchase, or it can be challenging to find one that caters to your theme or taste, so why not get creative and make your own? This super simple guide covers everything you need to know about quickly and easily create your very own Christmas wreath in just five steps.

Here’s What You Will Need:

  • Foam wreath
  • Leaves and fresh, festive foliage
  • Glitter or frosted spray paint
  • Holly and pine cones
  • Red ribbon
  • Scissors
  • Florist pins
  • A glue gun
  • Drill

Step One: Soak the foam wreath ring

Soak the foam wreath ring in water for approximately 10 minutes. Begin to trim your foliage into smaller sprigs and separate your leaves to make them easier to pin to the wreath while it is soaking.

Step Two: Remove the wreath

Remove the wreath from the water after 10 minutes and place it on to a secure working surface. Begin by adding pieces of foliage using florist pins and attach them to the foam ring. Work your way around the ring and build up layers of leaves until you have a base. Remember to keep checking that you have a flat shape as you go.

Step Three: cover the wreath

Once you have covered the wreath and created your base, start adding pine cones and pieces of Holly using florist pins or the glue gun depending on which you feel will be best. Make sure you leave a small space at the top of the wreath to secure your bow on to.

Step Four: wreath length

Decide how long you need the loop to be for your wreath to hang in the right position. Cut a piece of ribbon long enough and loop it around the top of the wreath. Tie both ends of the ribbon together to secure the loop into place. This will allow you to hang the wreath from your door.

Step Five: Wreath using the glue gun

With the rest of the ribbon, creates a bow and attach it to the bottom of the wreath using the glue gun. Lightly spray sections of the wreath with the glitter or frosted spray paint, such as the pine cones and foliage. Leave the wreath to dry before hanging it up.

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Himanshu
Himanshu Shah is the chief marketing officer at MyDecorative.Com, and he is also a young enthusiastic writer who is gumptious and talented. He has sound analytical and technical skills. He is a blogger, Digital Marketing Expert who likes to write on home decor.

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