Dollar Store Ornament Wreath
This Dollar Store Ornament Wreath video will teach you how to turn those extra ornaments into a festive decoration. Pick up some coordinating ornaments at your local dollar store to make this project, or use what you already have at home. This Christmas ornament wreath is a great and inexpensive way to add some color to your front door. You could even hang an ornament wreath in the spring and summer if you can find colorful glittery ornaments to match the season. This is a universal craft that everyone is sure to enjoy!
Time to CompleteIn an evening
Primary TechniqueRepurposing
HolidayChristmas
Project TypeMake a Project
Materials List
- Wreath base
- Hot glue
- Shatter proof ornaments from the dollar store
Ornament Wreath Instructions
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Take the hot glue and begin to add the ornaments to the wreath. Putting the hook side down tends to be easier, but putting a couple small ones with the hook side out can be cute and add some visual interest to the project.
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Continue to fill in the wreath, using smaller ornaments to fill the gaps.
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When you are done, all that you need to do is find a place to hang your wreath.
Bonus: Wire Hanger Wreath Ornament
Loved this tutorial? Learn how to make an ornament wreath in an alternative way with this Wire Hanger Ornament Wreath Video from Domestic Fashionista.
What color ornaments would you choose to make this wreath?
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koffeesam
Nov 29, 2018
One for each season. I'd love a red, white and blue on with lights for a friend's patio.
Marilyn B
Nov 16, 2017
They are already putting the decorations out and I saw some great light strands which I have bought before and use all,year long, so they are pretty decent for a buck! I want to make this wreath and entwine the light strand in among the ornaments.... A battery operated strand probably would work best, but it you have access to an outlet, this wreath would look just great with the little fairy lights inside!
Morehouse17
Oct 31, 2017
I have four front facing windows and I have all good intentions to make one of these for each window. I love this idea. With all of the colors that the store has to select from, my only decision now is what color to have this coming Christmas.
Weberme
Oct 19, 2017
Anyone that wants to decorate with a Christmas wreath that is so fast and easy and inexpensive needs to watch this video to create a cute one. All dollar store finds and you can use your imagination on how to assemble them on the wreath. I would add some ribbon or cord on top to hand it and a super cute bow. Nice project. Why not make an extra for someone special while you create your own.
msdeb21
Oct 16, 2017
I am definitely going to make this wreath. I haven't decided what colors I want to use, so I am going to the dollar store first to see what they have. Then I will gather up my craft store coupons and buy the wreath form and any other ornament colors I am missing. Right now I am thinking silver and hot pink and turquoise if those colors are available.
Delphine Bryant
Sep 30, 2017
Just the other day while I was shopping at the local Dollar Tree Store, I saw that they had already started putting out the holiday decorations, including Christmas. Now would be the time to purchase those tree ornaments and make these little wreaths.
bdtliv 2315379
Nov 19, 2016
I made one and my ornaments came off too. Have read on pinterest to hot glue the tops on.
Weberme
Oct 27, 2016
Great way to make a very inexpensive wreath your own by using ornaments that sparkle, with words, plain, all one color or decoupage them, buy glue and add whatever you want. This is a nice way to get the kids to help make that special Christmas wreath for the door or window. A great family project. I wish she would have came back and showed hoe she finished the project. I would add a great big beautiful bow. Thanks.
mulberrygalprinces s
Sep 28, 2016
I always have left over ornaments and feel bad that they won't get to be seen that year. What better way to show them off. I have some red ones with glittery sayings on them like Noel, Peace, Joy etc. they would look great scattered among the plain ones. And if I need Moreno T said United simple to use a marker to write on them, then cover the words with glue and hit with glitter! I love this idea. Thank you for this idea.
Joanna Sutherland
Oct 14, 2014
I used my glue gun to fix the tops to the baubles. Good idea, I made some for the family and they were delighted. Thanks
trunkee 0104753
Oct 03, 2014
I imagine, instead of trying to cut off the intertwined hook, it would be better to just disguise it with your ribbon; meaning you can also hang it by the hook.
Melissa Ryan
Oct 03, 2014
Hi trunkee--Thanks for your comment, and yes...that's a great idea! Thanks for sharing! --FaveCrafts Editor
Member 5542491
Nov 17, 2013
This was SO easy to make. I went to the store after the holiday season last year and got quite a bit of ornaments at 90% off. The wreath really came out nice. Thanks for posting this!
Nicky 607
Dec 17, 2012
I also remember using white plastic bag's tied around the hanger, and trimed close to the wire, or use any color of plastic you want, also a bow look's nice on top, and a few very small Christmas ornaments can be hung on the wire also..
katscradle
Dec 03, 2012
When I was a child we did a class project as a team I will never forget! Much like this instead of ball we used bags of hard candy!!! We all took turns it took the whole month of November so it would be ready for December but it looked great on our classroom door and we were so proud!At the end we had a raffle and one of the children got to take it home.lol
TISSUE BOX LADY
Nov 14, 2012
Great idea I am going to try I have some old ornaments packed away I have not used in years. The one she made looks beautiful and easy to create. Thanks . Crafter/Vendor Nel
granne
Dec 08, 2011
Those ornaments look like they might be styrofoam. But, glass ones would work, just get some serious glue to glue the hanging portion to the ornament before you start. I find fabritac works well for similar projects.
Melissa Ryan
Oct 15, 2012
Great idea! These are most likely glass/plastic ornaments, but gluing the hanging portion on is a fantastic tip! Thanks for sharing!
Jfergie46 4357195
Dec 03, 2011
I tried to make this wreath but just as I was afraid might happen, the balls started falling off. Before I knew it I was sitting around with broken glass ornaments all around my feet. Any solutions to this problem?
Melissa Ryan
Oct 15, 2012
Try putting a small piece of duct tape at the beginning of the wreath to prevent the ornaments from sliding off.
tigercub
Dec 02, 2011
I do find this an easy-looking project, but I wonder, like another comment, what type of ornaments were used. I also dislike the description a "butt-load" of ornaments". I find this world is way to quick to use disgusting prases and profanity. I have always heard the term "boat load"....
Melissa Ryan
Oct 15, 2012
The ornaments used in this project were purchased at Target...but you can find ornaments like this around the holiday time at Hobby Lobby, Michaels, Walmart, and several other craft stores. Look for ornaments with a larger loop at the top so the hanger can easily to through.
anjab66 7281649
Nov 28, 2011
What an easy and inexpensive project. The hardest part was bending the hanger. I used all gold and silver ornaments and it looks very classy. Love it and will make many more.
Melissa Ryan
Oct 15, 2012
Nice! I bed the gold and silver look great together! Thanks for the comment!
Member 20731
Nov 09, 2011
Love this but what type of ornaments did you use? All my ornaments have a silver or gold top with a loop to put a hanger on to hang on tree. The ones you have look and sound like they have 2 holes on the top to slip the wire through.
Melissa Ryan
Oct 15, 2012
These ornaments also have a gold/silver top...I believe the hanger is placed through the whole where the string or hook would be. Hope that helps!
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