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This was the wreath I made using yarn balls and dollar store ornaments!

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Form the wreath by rolling dough into a disk, and then use your hand to make a hole in the center.

Easy Peasy Woolly Wreath Tree Ornaments — Simply gorgeous and think of all those fine motor skills getting used to make this.

People won't be able to resist a wreath if it is made using their favorite sweets.

Poinsettias are a classic holiday season flower, and you can incorporate them into your home's decor this winter by making this easy to DIY wreath out of artificial poinsettia blossoms that are used to cover a wreath.

Use up a some of your extra Christmas wrapping paper by rolling up pieces of the holiday gift wrapping paper to make a wreath that you can use in your house to decorate a door or your fireplace mantUse up a some of your extra Christmas wrapping paper by rolling up pieces of the holiday gift wrapping paper to make a wreath that you can use in your house to decorate a door or your fireplace mantuse in your house to decorate a door or your fireplace mantel.

Use one large bag of plastic Easter eggs to make a wreath perfect to hang on your front door this spring.

This wreath craft is super easy, can be made in as little as 30 minutes and is kid - friendly, requiring minimal parent supervision (only while using the hot glue gun).

Figuring out somewhere to showcase all the lovely holiday cards you are given can be difficult to do, so why not make this clever DIY Christmas wreath that is made of clothespins that you can use to hold all the cards you receive this December.

I only used four different materials to make the wreath so there isn't a lot to purchase.

This project was inspired by the upcycled wreath that I made for my daughters room using a bed sheet.

I used 4 small grapevine wreaths -LRB-.99 cents at the craft store), 4 mini artificial wreaths (also from the craft store), and made one using a metal hoop with fresh eucalyptus, floral wire and Christmas bells.

Help deck the halls at Shedd Aquarium this holiday season by making a wreath using 100 percent recycled and recyclable materials

If you are making wreaths out of construction paper, use string for the hanger.

To make the gluing process easier for the youngest Hooligans, I put some white glue into a bowl and they used a paintbrush to apply it to their wreath.

I absolutely LOVE this home made wreath, for which Ali at Kids Chaos used upcycled books.

Create a Wreath of the Characters of the Nativity Story — this wreath kit from Baker Ross is no longer available but you could make it with Nativity Foam Stickers or even cut your own characters using our Felt Templates from Craft Foam toWreath of the Characters of the Nativity Story — this wreath kit from Baker Ross is no longer available but you could make it with Nativity Foam Stickers or even cut your own characters using our Felt Templates from Craft Foam towreath kit from Baker Ross is no longer available but you could make it with Nativity Foam Stickers or even cut your own characters using our Felt Templates from Craft Foam to make.

Besides these beautiful snowflake ornaments, coffee filters can be used to make boutique - worthy tabletop trees, stunning wreaths, and angel wings for your tree topper, and even lighting.

I use them to clean windows, make angels, as wreaths, and now to make snowflakes.

You could use them to make a mini wreath, or cut them into thinner widths to make gift wrapping adornments.

Fabric and paper Christmas wreaths are fun projects to make, but what if you want to use materials that are a bit more unusual?

This Advent wreath takes only a couple minutes to make and after Advent can be disassembled and used for other purposes until the season rolls around again.

Say hello to this stunning Christmas Cinnabun Wreath, which I made using my vegan cinnamon braid bun recipe.

I used 4 small grapevine wreaths -LRB-.99 cents at the craft store), 4 mini artificial wreaths (also from the craft store), and made one using a metal hoop with fresh eucalyptus, floral wire and Christmas bells.

Using this as the base make the wreath making all so simple.

Kelly, I love the wreath and plan to make one to hang on a pallet wall that I am using for a rustic wedding reception.

I'm pretty sure even Chloe could've made this wreath if I let her use the glue gun.

Made of plastic, polyester, and natural materials, this wreath is suitable for use in both indoor and covered outdoor spaces.

She does a great job showing you step by step how to use the burlap and a stapler to make this awesome bow for the final touch on the wreath.

I'm a little bit of a wreath fanatic and used to make a new one a month but that's changed with my work schedule.

And lastly... Grab a wreath (or make one if you're extra crafty) and use it as a centerpiece.

I used 4 - 5 stems to make this wreath.

I made a new Valentine's wreath last year using some materials from my late grandmother.

If you don't have fabric scraps on hand, you could also use Buffalo Check ribbon to make this wreath.

Use pastel colors or bright colors or whatever you choose to make this great Easter wreath!

I told him to pull them out and I would totally use them to make a wreath!

I typically make a fall wreath using a grapevine wreath form but this year wanted to do something different.

Incorporating berries and herbs in wreath making is also very popular, but I believe I might be the first to make a garland using combining these particular herbs and cranberries together!

For a centerpiece, I used the large marble & wood cake stand from Caravan as a pedestal for an advent wreath made from an antique ironstone ring mold, candles, and fresh greenery.

I've had it for several years and have been wanting to do make something with it and finally decided to use it to craft a DIY Lace Wreath.

Every year we buy fresh wreaths for our windows, but this summer we found several nice wreath storage containers at a yard sale so I decided to make some realistic looking wreaths that we could just use year after year.

I love a good wreath, in fact I used to make them all the time.

I used as much fresh greenery as possible, and boy did it make a difference... I just love this huge wreath!

Since Valentine's Day is coming right up, I thought I'd show you all a holiday wreath that I made the other day using an old sweater.

To make this berry wreath, I used acrylic paint to cover a styrofoam wreath form in red color.

I can't believe that you used a trash bag and that this beautiful wreath cost only $ 2 to make.

I've seen pictures on Pinterest of wreaths like this with shells, bows, photos, and Christmas ornaments (particularly pretty with cones made using Christmas carol sheet music) glued into the center.

I knew exactly how I'd use it — to make the perfect preppy spring wreath.

OK, maybe you may find the time to make some Christmas Rosemary Wreaths one or two days before Christmas or maybe improvise and use all the French paper stars that you've made last year to create some last minutes vignettes or garlands.

Instead of making a wreath with bulky plastic gourds, try using putka pods, which are natural dried seed pods that look exactly like tiny pumpkins.