Is there a Christmas decoration without a Christmas wreath? Let your Christmas crafting be made colorful and fun this year. Try these easy hoop wreaths to make your décor look bright and festive!
These Christmas wreaths are not hard to make. Anyone including your kids can make it. All you need is an embroidery hoop, a bunch of artificial leaves, some Christmas berries, a few pinecones, and a glue gun.
You can change the number of the supplies used to give your personal touch to the wreath. Add a bow with burlap or the same fabric to make it look more adorable.
Supplies needed:
The inner ring of an embroidery hoop.
Plaid fabric in red-black or green-black color.
Artificial pine leaves- 10-12 (may vary as you set)
Artificial Christmas berries- a few
Pine cones- 2 or 3 (according to your choice).
Glitter balls- 2 or 3.
Glue gun.
Gather your supplies.
Cut your fabric 1.5-inches wide and about 12-inches long. I cut 3 such pieces (you may need more or less depending on the size of your hoops).
Dab some amount of hot glue to the hoop and start to glue the tip of one of the fabric strips to it.
Wind the strip around the hoop.
Keep winding the strips till you reach where you started. Cut off the extra fabric and glue the tip to the hoop.
Next, dab a generous amount of glue and start gluing the pine leaves one by one.
Keep gluing the leaves till you get a thick bunch.
Glue the pine cones and the glitter balls till it looks pleasing to the eye. Finally, glue the berries and you are done!
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Sandi
Sunday 21st of November 2021
Excellent idea to use up those embroidery hoops and with just a few decorations. So easy to make as well and looks amazing. Thank you
Debbie
Monday 22nd of November 2021
@Sandi, Awesome idea! Looks great! I will be getting ready to go out and get some supplies to make it. I have Multiple sclerosis and it makes it hard for me to complete some thing and you make it simple to complete. Thanks.
Debbie
Monday 22nd of November 2021
@Sandi,