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DIY Winter Wreath

Filed Under: Budget-Friendly, Crafts, Crafts, Everyday Crafts, Everyday DIY, Hobby Lobby Crafts, No-Sew Projects, Printables, Winter Projects, Wreaths and Arrangements Tagged With: Crafts, Everyday Crafts, Hobby Lobby Crafts, No-Sew, Winter, Winter Projects, Wreaths and Arrangements

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That moment when all the Christmas decorations are down…

… and you look around and think your house looks so empty.

I know that in some ways, it feels good.  My Christmas decor is shall we say – overload.  So the bare spaces are calming and feel good.  For about a day.

😀

This year, I have a few more Winter Decor projects planned than I would normally do.  I kept out some of the pinecones when I was packing up, along with anything “snow” or “snowflake” related.  I love how this Winter Wreath turned out, and especially how easy it all came together.

DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home | www.everydayhomeblog.com

DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home

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MATERIALS LIST:

  • Metal Wreath Form
    • I used an 18″ form.
  • Quilt Batting
    • one roll is adequate.
  • Approx. 1 yard of the fuzziest fabric you can find.  I bought mine at Hobby Lobby.  
  • Polka Dot Burlap Ribbon
  • Winter Floral Stems
  • Floral Wire
DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home | www.everydayhomeblog.com

DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home www.everydayhomeblog.com

 

DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home | www.everydayhomeblog.com

DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home www.everydayhomeblog.com

Did I say this was the fuzziest fabric I have ever seen?  🙂  You’ll also need some floral wire and/or white pipe cleaners.

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Start by cutting both the quilt batting and fuzzy fabric into approximate 5″ strips.  You don’t have to measure, just eye it.  If the last strip comes out slightly smaller or wider, that’s okay – don’t sweat it.

DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home | www.everydayhomeblog.com

DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home www.everydayhomeblog.com

Next, tuck an end of one of the batting strips into the wire frame to secure it.

DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home | www.everydayhomeblog.com

DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home

Now let me digress a bit here.  I am using this particular wire frame, not because it is necessary for this project, but because I already had it and knew it would work. You could use a pool noodle cut to size, a straw wreath, etc.

DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home | www.everydayhomeblog.com

DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home www.everydayhomeblog.com

Continue wrapping the wreath with the batting until you get a puffy wreath form. Now it’s time to start adding the “Winter.” Wrap the strips of frizzy fabric around the wreath form, until it is completed covered.  Tuck loose ends inside other strips, as needed.

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DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home www.everydayhomeblog.com

To better secure the fuzzy fabric strips, I used wire. You would think the green floral wire would show, but I clipped it close to the twisted end and fluffed the fabric, and it just faded into the fuzz.  But you could use white pipe cleaners also if you have them on hand. Now for the pretty…

DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home | www.everydayhomeblog.com

DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home

I chose a French-wired Burlap ribbon with white polka-dots. I thought the polka dots looked like snow.  Next, I added some snow-dusted greenery…

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DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home

Clusters of iced pinecones…

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DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home www.everydayhomeblog.com

Some sparkly, iced greenery…

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DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home www.everydayhomeblog.com

– and some white-painted antlers.

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DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home

A ribbon hanger was all that was needed.  I just twisted some floral wire and attached it to the back.  I love it.

I think it just sings out Winter.

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DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home

Lots of pretty elements that look like they are covered with fresh snow.

DIY Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home | www.everydayhomeblog.com

DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home

How much or little you want to add is a personal thing. Honestly, I am kinda in love with just the wreath with no bow or anything, and you *may* see another plain one appear in my home next week. *hint, hint

Easy DIY Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home | www.everydayhomeblog.com

DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home

There’s one more thing…you can’t keep your hands off of it. It’s so fuzzy and just feels so good. My cat claimed the extra fuzzy fabric as HERS.

😀

I love the instant pop of Winter it adds to our front door.

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DIY Easy Winter Wreath | The Everyday Home

 

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  1. Dawn says

    January 8, 2016 at 9:00 AM

    Love this, especially the addition of the antlers. Pinning!

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  2. Alli says

    January 8, 2016 at 10:01 AM

    This is the perfect winter wreath! I love everything about it and for a moment, I thought it was on my front door. My door looks exactly like that – same color – everything.

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  3. Jenna says

    January 8, 2016 at 10:06 AM

    This is really really cute Barb! I actually have some of that fuzzy fabric from HL and it is a challenge to work with!! Thanks for a great winter wreath idea!

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  4. Nancy Carroll says

    January 8, 2016 at 12:26 PM

    This is gorgeous!!!

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  5. Debbie from MountainMamaOnline says

    January 8, 2016 at 2:37 PM

    Absolutely adorable – I love this!!! If I wasn’t in the middle of a no-spend month I’d be hitting up the craft stores asap!!

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  6. Julie says

    January 9, 2016 at 1:23 AM

    Barbara…it’s 1:30am and I’m eating Atkins candies while loving your wreath. You rock! Happy New year!

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  7. Barbara says

    January 9, 2016 at 1:50 PM

    This winter wreath is gorgeous! I love the soft, fuzzy feeling of fresh fallen snow in the fabric. You did a fantastic job choosing these materials. I will be making one of these.

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  8. Rondell says

    January 11, 2016 at 2:32 PM

    Wonderful wreath! Looks great on your door

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  9. Pat says

    January 11, 2016 at 3:27 PM

    Barb,
    I absolutely love your Winter Wreath, dear one!!!
    Christmas is over (for a few months, anyway), but I loveWinter decor!!!
    Fondly,
    Pat

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