Let It Snow Wreath

DIY Christmas Wreaths, like this Let It Snow Wreath from Floracraft, are the perfect way to put a personal touch into your holiday decorations. This wreath is made of sturdy craft foam, making it perfect to decorate your door for the holidays. The whimsical design is sure to spread holiday cheer all season long! The use of silver sequins as falling snow gives this wreath a sparkle that will really make your door stand out to guests. This easy DIY wreath is a great alternative to the typical pine wreaths to make your holiday decor truly one of a kind.

Easy

Materials List

FloraCraft® Make It: Fun® Foam Wreath: 16”
45”x8” Jersey Fabric: Red
48”x6” Rolled Quilt Batting
White Sequins
Sequin Pins
White Yarn
(3) White Canvas Tags
½” White Ribbon
Black Marker or Paint Pen
Low-Temp Glue Gun
Scissors

Project Instructions

Wrap the batting around the front and sides of the wreath to completely cover. Trim so that the ends meet but do not overlap. Trim the batting even with the back edge of the wreath.
Wrap the jersey fabric over the wreath. Allow for a 1” overhang around the outside. Begin gluing the overhang to the back. Keep the fabric even as you go. Glue the end again where you stop, slightly overlapping the fabric.
Pull the fabric snug through the inside of the wreath and wrap to the back. Glue the fabric around the back edge as you go. Pull out as many wrinkles as possible. Pleat the fabric evenly around the wreath for a uniform look.
Begin pinning the sequins in place as shown to look like falling snow. Pin the sequins sporadically towards the top of the wreath. Pin them thicker and more condensed as they accumulate at the bottom of the wreath.
Use a marker or paint pen to write your message on the canvas tags. Tie lengths of yarn to the tags and sequin pin them hanging from the inside of the wreath. Tie lengths of ribbon around the yarn at the top of the tags to embellish.

Celebrate With More Christmas Craft Ideas

If you enjoyed making the Let It Snow Wreath, here are a few more Christmas craft ideas to keep your holiday decorations unique and personalized:

1. Festive Snowflake Ornaments: Create beautiful snowflake ornaments using craft foam or felt, along with glitter, sequins, and beads for a touch of sparkle. Hang them on your tree, or use them to adorn your windows for a winter wonderland effect.

2. Joyful Jingle Bell Garland: String together colorful jingle bells with festive ribbon or twine to create a whimsical garland for your mantel or staircase. You can also add additional embellishments like miniature ornaments or pinecones to further enhance the holiday spirit.

3. Sparkling Pinecone Centerpiece: Collect pinecones from your backyard or local craft store and spray paint them in silver, gold, or white hues. Arrange them in a decorative bowl or on a tray, adding in faux snow, glitter, or tiny ornaments for a shimmering centerpiece that will brighten up your dining table or coffee table.

4. Cheerful Holiday Wreath: Experiment with different materials such as yarn, fabric, or ribbon to craft a unique holiday wreath. Add in embellishments like mini ornaments, bells, or even little figurines to make it stand out. Personalize it with a festive message or your family's initials to make it truly special.

Whichever Christmas craft project you choose to tackle next, remember to have fun and let your creativity shine! Happy crafting and happy holidays!

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msdeb21

Nov 11, 2018

This wreath is beautiful! I haven't decided if I am going to make one in red or maroon, maybe even royal blue. I think blue would look like sky and the sequins would look like sparkly snow. Can't wait to make this to hang in my dining room.

delockamy

Nov 28, 2017

beautiful and so easy. I glued the majority of the sequins on the bottom and pinned the ones where they were few.