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Picture Perfect Christmas Wreath

I just LOVED my Summer Wood Bead Wreath so much that I had to make a holiday version. The wooden beads paired with the winter greenery and vintage deer ornament is the perfect mix of whimsical and woodland. Isn’t it gorgeous?!

Now don’t go giving me all of the credit; this gorgeous wreath from Nest of Posies was my inspiration for this seasonal DIY. I put my own touches on it and could not be happier with how it turned out. Below are the step-by-step details!

Supplies

Instructions

Start by gluing your wood balls to the embroidery hoop with hot glue. Place them next to each other and keep adding until the hoop is about 2/3 covered.

Attach the greenery and florals to the portion of the hoop without the wood balls with your floral wire. Use the wire cutters/scissors to trim as necessary. If you are worried about things moving out of place like me; don’t be shy and use some hot glue, too!

Once the bottom is covered in greenery, add some bottle brush trees and the deer using hot glue. Arrange them however you’d like. Get creative with colors!

Tie the ribbon or burlap into a big bow between two balls at the top and center of the wreath.

And that’s all there is to it! It literally takes less than 30 minutes to make the Pinterest-worth wreath that I bet would cost upward of $70 if you were to purchase something similar.

Be sure to tag me on Instagram if you make one yourself. And check out some of my fav blogger friends and their holiday crafts by following the links below. Happy Holidays!

The Stylish Mommy | Blog | Instagram

Kimmy Manzo | Blog | Instagram

Alex Is A Mom Dot Com | Blog | Instagram

Mama Foreva | Blog | Instagram

Raising Our Growing Tribe | Blog | Instagram

Life By Allison | Blog | Instagram

Mama Bear Wooten | Blog | Instagram

Kay’s Daily Insight | Blog | Instagram

Real Mom Tribe | Blog | Instagram

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