Curve some dollar store greenery around a circular tray decorated with a holiday scene, attach some twine to hang it, and voilà.
Start with a store-bought wreath then glue some bottle brushes clustered together, as though evergreen trees growing out of the wreath itself. Paint them green, red, and white for added holiday spirit.
For a minimalist look, take a circular wire and wrap greenery around one third of it. Glue some red berries in, too, for a little more color.
Wrap red, green, and white yarn around a wire wreath frame for a cozy yuletide look. Adorn the wreath with a ribbon bow for good measure.
Hang a wreath right over a chalkboard, then messages can be written in the center of the wreath.
Take a wire wreath frame and wrap it in a mix of macrame, burlap, felt, and greenery.
Wrap a cranberry chain around a standard lush wreath.
Cut a large stack of colored paper, then turn the strips into enough paper curls to cover a wire wreath.
Glue a collection of cookie cutters to a standard wreath for a little brilliance and extra nostalgia.
Take all your fabric scraps and cut them into strips. Tie them in knots around a circular frame for a simple but colorful wreath.
Glue multicolored pom-poms around a wire wreath, then add some bell ornaments for a fun and festive detail.
Not all DIY Christmas wreath ideas have to be round. Bend some craft store greenery into a snowflake shape instead.
Attach cuttings of fresh succulents to one half of a wire wreath, then hang the wreath with the weighted part at the bottom.
Paint Hula-Hoops of different sizes gold, then use them as the base of a Christmas wreath. Attach pine-inspired greenery and an ornament or two, and you’re done.
Take old sweaters (especially the holiday ones) and cut them into strips. Wrap them around a thick wreath-shaped foam base.
Not all wreaths are covered in pine. Pair rosemary with poinsettias to cover a round wreath base instead, and it will not only look great but smell amazing.
