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Dollar Store Holiday Wreath

Supplied for a Dollar Store Holiday Wreath

How to Make a Dollar Store Holiday Wreath

Step one: Wrap the garland around the green foam, leaving about an inch between each wrap. The ends of the garland were metal, so once you’re done wrapping, stick them into the foam to firmly secure the garland in place.

Step two: Using the washi tape, secure the battery pack to the back of the wreath. Then, wrap the lights all the way around the wreath.

Step three: Using the hot glue gun, glue the gold ornaments in random places around the wreath. For this part, I turned the lights on to be able to accurately space them around the lights.