Easy DIY Wreath Ornaments
This year, I am starting early on my Christmas ornaments. I want a tree that feels old-fashioned and handmade. I found these mini wreaths on sale and knew I wanted to incorporated some custom designed printables. These DIY Wreath Ornaments are perfect.
I know it seems odd to be showcasing Christmas Ornaments during a Fall month, but sharing these now will allow you plenty of time to craft some of these ornaments for your own use.
This year, I want our Christmas to have an old-fashioned theme. That means lots of plaids and homespun fabrics, wreaths and grapevine and old-fashioned accents like Christmas bells. I wanted to create some printables which I could easily frame to create an ornament. When I spied the smaller grapevine wreaths, I knew they would be perfect for this project.
Resources You Will Need for these DIY Wreath Ornaments:
- Mini Grapevine Wreaths from Hobby Lobby
- Christmas Floral Picks from Hobby Lobby
- White Card Stock Paper
- Mini Red Christmas Bells
- My most favorite cordless glue gun in the history of glue guns
- Flannel Christmas Ribbon from Hobby Lobby
Other Christmas Ornaments from The Everyday Home
- DIY Mason Jar Plaid Ornaments
- Snowball Christmas Ornaments (You will NOT believe how I made these.)
Let’s Get Started:
As you can see, you don’t need a lot of supplies. I added some Christmas leaves and greenery and some small bells as accents, but you can opt to simply tie a simple bow and ribbon hanger for a more scaled down version. You will also need the printables, which I am sharing with you for FREE!
JOY PRINTABLE
Click Here for the JOY Printable
*** CLICK ON THE CHRISTMAS PRINTABLES ***
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REJOICE PRINTABLE
Click Here for the REJOICE Printable
*** CLICK ON THE CHRISTMAS PRINTABLES ***
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BELIEVE PRINTABLE
Click Here for the BELIEVE Printable
*** CLICK ON THE CHRISTMAS PRINTABLES ***
*** Keep in mind I did not create these printables for a specific size so they could be used for a variety of projects. I would suggest you print them out in Black & White and adjust the size, as needed.
I used a small bowl to draw a circle around my printable design, and cut it out.
I glued the design onto the backside of a small grapevine wreath. These are about 5″ in diameter. You could also use small embroidery hoops.
I found these floral picks at Hobby Lobby and instantly fell in love with their old-fashioned appeal. I cut them up into smaller, more usable bits and pieces.
You can use a small loop-style ribbon bow…
…or just tie a basic bow like I did.
I tucked in some of the fabric leaves (cut down to size) and some of the greenery then added bells to the center of the bows. Finally, I glued on a ribbon loop hanger.
I loved how they turned out and that I can create several of them quickly and easily to fill a tree.
I think these will make an “old-fashioned” statement on our tree.
Thank you for letting me share my Old Fashioned Easy DIY Wreath Ornaments. I hope you enjoyed seeing them and that you will make some of your own. xxoo, Barb
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Very pretty, Barb! Love the old-fashioned look of these.
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View CommentThese are so cute and doable! Love the printables.
View CommentI LOVE these ornaments. A few years ago my sisters, cousin and I made some of these with my grandparents wedding and 60th anniversary picture in them. Adding some of these (and freshening our old ones with the plaid ribbons and bells will be so fun!
View CommentThese are Sooooooo………….CUTE ! I absolutely LOVE the Printables. THANK YOU !
View CommentI love these Barb, I’m going to stencil my kids and grandkids names on them and save the printables for another project. I can’t wait to see your next ornament!
View CommentPraying your foot gets better, after all girl, the holidays are coming up!
These ornaments are so lovely and easy to make. Thanks for sharing
View CommentI love these little ornaments they are just too cute
View CommentSo sorry you had to cut your vacation short. Hope your foot gets better quickly. Love the wreath ornaments. So cute and easy to do! Thanks also for the Visa card giveaway.
View CommentLove these – thanks for sharing. I love the old fashioned look to a Christmas Tree-hn I am pretty old fashioned!
View CommentSO cute!! I’m loving the smallness of these! Thank you for the printables, Barb!
View CommentLove the small wreaths! I plan to put them on a greenery swag across the window above my sink. I love the messages and want to constantly be reminded of them. Thanks for the free printables.
View CommentI’m so looking forward to making several of these. I just ordered a new table top tree that has a lot of flocking so the wood tone of the wreaths will look perfect on the white flocking! Have a wonderful holiday season!
View CommentI love the pretty printables . They add just the right amount of color and dimension. Perfect for a vintage style Christmas tree.
View CommentBeautiful my friend.
I just love the “joy” ornament…love to make ornaments for gifts…will try this one.
View CommentThey are adorable! Thanks for the printables. Feel better.
View CommentCute!
View CommentThese are so pretty! I’m totally changing my Christmas decor scheme this year and these would fit perfectly! Thanks so much for sharing you DIY with us at Merry Monday this week!
View CommentCan you please show a picture of the whole tree? I love the printables! I am also changing up one of my trees and using a larger size red/white plaid ribbon. (I almost bought the big Pom Pom chain that I see on your tree! I’d love to see how it looks. I was going to buy 3. How many would you suggest for a 9’ tree?)
View CommentLinda,
View CommentI didn’t decorate the whole tree, lol. Only enough to photograph these ornaments. I LOVE the pom-pom garlands by the way. 🙂 I bought 6 of them, all they had.
Barb, I’m in love with these ornaments you created, and I’ve chosen them as one of our features this evening at Share Your Style. Congratulations and hope to see you again with your newest creation! 🙂
View CommentThese are really pretty!! Makes me wish I had a handful of these grapevine wreaths in my stash! Thanks for sharing with Merry Monday recently!
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