Handmade Snowflake Wreath |
Hello! We just finished our last day of school before Christmas break! I always love the last day before break. It is a bit crazy, but so much fun! We bundled up gifts to take to favorite teachers. Our yummy homemade fudge and some bird seed wreaths and red bird ornaments.
I want to share my handmade snowflake wreath. I love it so much, it is hanging in our family room this year! So easy to make. I have enjoyed cutting snowflakes since I was little!
Snowflake Wreath
Here are the instructions for the wreath. It is so easy--just takes time to cut out the snowflakes!
Cut a ring from a big cereal box. 10" across and 1/2" thick.
Cover ring in
aluminum foil (so the base of the wreath will blend in with the mirror).
Cut out about 32
snowflakes. 3-4" wide.
Barely hot glue the center of snowflakes to the ring.
Then add more snowflakes to the outer edges of the first layer of flakes. (I like to attach these to the underneath edges of the first layer of flakes.)
Add a ribbon
on top.
This year, I added snowflake garlands to two mirrors in our home. It is beginning to look a lot like Christmas!
xoxo Elizabeth
I might have to try making this wreath with the kids. Super cute!
ReplyDeleteI love your wreath Elizabeth it is so pretty!! I also love making paper snowflakes. Have a great weekend! Jane xxxx
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