Make This Easy Christmas Bow Wreath!

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Gorgeous wreaths can be simple to make if you follow a few steps. Try this easy Christmas bow wreath tutorial to create your own beautiful Yultide!

 

 

Wreaths are such a fun way to display your personality. Almost anything can be used to create a hanging seasonal work of art. Everyone loves a beautiful wreath and today you will find a whole slew of them! I am looking forward to sharing my easy Christmas bow wreath with you. It’s one of those projects you can turn on the Hallmark channel, grab your cocoa and play. 

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Ok! Let’s get start at the beginning, a very good place to start. 

Supplies:

  • Scissors
  • Pipe cleaners, ahem Chenille Stems
  • Wire Wreath frame
  • Assorted coordinating ribbon – your choice
  • Decorative items
  • Hot glue gun
  • Hot glue
  • Stapler

Step 1- Let’s make ribbon loops!

I have said it before – if you can make a loop and pinch the middle – you can make a bow. This wreath idea is basically lots of bows tucked close together. Let’s cut our ribbon into 16 in. strips. Make a circle with the ribbon and secure. In the post on How to wrap gifts beautifully, I used tape to secure. Another option is using as stapler.

 

Step 2 – Pinch and layer

Now that we have tons of loops, let’s start creating bows. Take your loop and pinch the middle if you used tape- skip this step. If you used a stapler, ya gotta pinch and use a chenille stem to secure (cut your stems in half).

Begin laying 3 loops in a criss-cross pattern. Use a chenille stem to hold the 3 loops together. This will create a simple bow.

 

Step 3 – Create the wreath

Take the bows and secure them to the wire wreath frame. Use the two middle rings to attach the bows to the frame. Continue this step until the wire frame is full and fluffy.

 

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Step 4 – Add the extras

The wreath will be lovely on its own but adding a little “Merry Christmas” to it is always appropriate.

 


 

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8 Comments

  1. I’ve incorporated red & black buffalo check into my holiday decor this year and so I’m swooning over your wreath. The gold-painted wood sentiment in the middle is a nice touch! Pinned 🙂

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