DIY Twig Wreath

This is a really fun wreath to make because it turns out super cute, costs very little and is an easy (no fail) project for kids to help with! The largest portion of time spent making this wreath, was collecting all the twigs from the yard, which could easily be done by kids of any age. My daughter (age 6) helped me gather these sticks and broke them all down into the right size.

I cut out a cardboard frame using a large dinner plate for the outer edge and a luncheon size plate for the inside. I hot glued all the sticks in place and made the rolled burlap flowers and twine decorations. Whala! This one was made for a friend, but I'm seeing more of these in our future :)

Here are some other great designs to inspire you!

The First Year Blog

Kara Paslay Designs

Balancing the Dream

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15 DIY Wreath Ideas

This is a collection of the wreaths I've made this past year. I hope you find some inspiration! The picture on the left is a piece of pipe insulator foam taped together and wrapped in burlap. Secure burlap with hot glue, then add rolled flowers made of burlap and fabric. Be sure to check out some of the tutorials I've done:

Burlap Wreath Using a Coat Hanger 

Easy Burlap Wreath with Video How-To

Rolled Flower Burlap Wreath

Lima Bean Wreath Using Pipe Insulator Foam

Dollar store ornaments and a coat hanger!

Grapevine wreath with rolled burlap flowers

Burlap and a heart shaped wreath form

Dollar store garland wrapped around a foam pipe insulator. Glue ornaments to the greenery.

Dollar store ornaments and foam balls wrapped in yarn.

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