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Hello everyone! Can you believe it’s almost Christmas? Crazy!
This simple DIY Winter Wreath took me less than an hour and I’m extremely pleased with how it turned out. It’s festive enough for Christmas but will continue to work throughout the winter season!


What You’ll Need:
- Wreath Form (straw, foam, etc.)
- Yarn (I used soft fleecy yarn)
- Decorative accents (I got mine at AC Moore for 50 cents a piece)
- Bells
Directions:

1. Wrap the wreath with the yarn until it’s completely covered.


2. Hot glue your decorative pieces to one side making sure to layer them. I picked shade of white, gold, silver and green but you can customize this part with whatever colors you like.


3. Hot glue a few bells and a foam snowflake for an extra festive touch.

4. Hang up and enjoy the compliments all your visitors will give you!


Like this wreath? Check out my DIY Burlap Wreath and Fall Wreath too!
DIY Winter Wreath
This easy wreath adds a festive touch for Christmas and into January.
Materials
- Wreath Form (straw, foam, etc.)
- Yarn (I used soft fleecy yarn)
- Yarn (I used soft fleecy yarn)
- Decorative accents (I got mine at AC Moore for 50 cents a piece)
- Decorative accents (I got mine at AC Moore for 50 cents a piece)
- Bells
- Bells
Instructions
1. Wrap the wreath with the yarn until it’s completely covered.
2. Hot glue your decorative pieces to one side making sure to layer them. I picked shade of white, gold, silver and green but you can customize this part with whatever colors you like.
3. Hot glue a few bells and a foam snowflake for an extra festive touch.
4. Hang up and enjoy the compliments all your visitors will give you!
Notes
Customize the colors to match your own home decor - I stuck to neutrals because it matches to the tone of my house.


Gorgeous!
Love your wreath , do you think it can be sprayed with adhesive for outside use?
Hi Gloria! I’ve honestly never tried it, so I’m not sure! If you do try, let me know how it goes!
Your wreath is simply BEAUTIFUL VERY ELEGANT
Thanks Aggie!!