One of my favorite crafts to make for the holidays is a DIY wreath. I find that wreaths are quite easy to make and always make a big impact. I’ve tried mesh wreaths, cone wreaths, and even pool noodle wreaths. I love that you can use them anywhere – a front door, an interior wall or a mantel!
I’ve seen those big, beautiful wreaths that look like Martha Stewart beamed into someone’s home and did it myself (and it took all day). I really love them and they are gorgeous. But they can also be intimidating if you’ve never made a Christmas wreath before.
DIY Christmas wreath
Since there are many ways to make a homemade wreath, I feel confident that this idea will make your holiday season. This is a Christmas wreath that you can make in five minutes. It’s simple, but it makes an impact.
And I’m not exaggerating about the time! It will probably take you even less than five minutes to do once you get the hang of it. Anyone can do it.
That means you can’t use the excuse “I’m just not crafty.” Because the good news is that you don’t have to be to do this. No skills required! You will just wrap a wreath around a wire shape. Generally.
I bought the wreath form for $3.69 and the wreath for $4. I already had the floral thread, so that brings my total cost to $8-ish. If you go to Dollar Tree it would be even cheaper. Quite cheap for the result!
This is a great craft to do with friends because you can buy wire wreath forms in bulk online (and get a great price), plus you can share the floral wire.