I’m into thin wreaths lately – they’re delicate and a little different and they look great hung on an armoire or a door knob – anywhere. Here’s an inexpensive wreath project for you — total cost: $3.00. Enjoy! XO, Camilla
A small wreath is easy to make and they can be placed anywhere around the home. I made this one from a dollar store willow wreath and some leftover yarn.
I wrapped the individual willow branches in yarn and tied on a few bells.
I used a 10-inch wreath.
For this project you will need: a willow wreath (I got mine at Dollar Tree), jingle bells (I also got mine from Dollar Tree) a blunt tapestry needle (craft stores) and leftover yarn.
A blunt tapestry needle is best for this project -- it is large and the end is blunt, which is best for pulling in-between the willow branches.
Start out by threading your tapestry needle with yarn and tying the end of the yarn onto a willow branch.
Using the needle, wrap the branch with yarn. Tie to the end to secure.
Add on different colors and tie on jingle bells.
I chose to left some of the willow showing.
Tanya
December 6, 2014 at 9:19 pm
This is such a creative and beautiful wreath Camilla!!
xo, Tanya
kristen
December 7, 2014 at 2:03 pm
I love this! I’ll be making a trip to Dollar Tree!
Jill
December 9, 2014 at 6:11 am
What a pretty idea, love that you can still see some of the willow.