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I love easy craft projects. I think I say it almost daily. If it’s easy and looks cute, I’m all in. When I came across a yarn wreath in a store, I knew this was something I could easily make at home.
This easy DIY yarn wreath can be done in just under two hours. It’s that easy and can be hanging on your door before the end of the day.
Supplies
To start you’ll need:
- 1 Styrofoam Wreath
- Hot Glue Gun
- Yarn
- For this project I am using red, green, and white multicolored yarn from Bernat called Mistletoe
- Decorations For Your Wreath
- For this project I have chosen a cute red and burlap floral ornament I got on clearance at Target and wooden letters I painted in red and green.
How To Make A DIY Yarn Wreath
- Take your yarn and wrap the Styrofoam Wreath. Start by using your hot glue gun to secure the end of the yarn to the back of your Styrofoam wreath. You will want to wrap the yarn tightly and secure with the hot glue gun as you go along. Make sure the Styrofoam wreath is completely covered. Finish by once again using the hot glue gun to glue the end to the wreath.
- Attach your decorations with the hot glue gun. You will want to make sure your design is balanced. If you’re using letters like I did, consider placing them on and messing with your design. Knowing I was using the flower, I placed the flower on the right side first, and went backwards with the word “NOEL.” I prefer my designs being on the right for wreaths.
- Hang your DIY yarn wreath! I use a natural colored twine to hang my wreaths, but you can buy your own wreath hanger like this one.
This project was super easy. I love making DIY yarn wreaths because they look beautiful and I can have a finished project in under two hours.
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This is adorable! I have a wreath I bought years ago that I usually hang on my front door, but I’ve been thinking about making one this year. Thanks for the inspiration!!
I hope you do make your own yarn wreath!
Very cute! I love an easy DIY!
Thanks! If it’s not easy, I just don’t have the time anymore!
How cute! I was just looking at my fall wreath and wondering what to put up for Christmas. This DIY project looks like something I could do!
It really is easy!
This is SO cute. It is on my list to make.
It’s so easy! Please share with me when you do!
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This is my kind of project! 🙂 So simple and cute!
I love easy projects too!
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so easy! and pretty!
Thanks!
what a super cute wreath and you make it seem so easy to do!
Thank you!
Looks easy to do and CUTE! My kind of DIY! 😉
Thanks!
I love how easy you made this look. Like, easy enough for me to make, even!
Thank you 🙂
Too cute! This is an easy craft I can do with my girls and since they love hanging things on their bedroom doors, win-win.
Thank you!
I love making my own wreaths. This is very cute and simple.
I love it too!
This is so cute and festive! I love a good wreath!
Thanks!
Great idea. It would be neat to do a fall leaves version – there are so many fall color blends out there.
A fall blend wreath would look really nice!
So simple and cute. I’m glad you DIY’Ed it instead of paying horrible prices at the store.
It’s so much more fun to DIY!
This is a simple, yet pretty and classic wreath! I love it!
Thank you!
That is super cute! It looks easy enough! I bet I could do it with out messing it up ha!
You really can’t mess it up! And if you did in a spot, you could just put a decoration there LOL
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