Hi everyone,
This is Sabrina again over from meetourlife.com and I am so happy to share another fun diy with you here. Christmas is and always will be my favorite time of the year. I am a firm believer of not decorating until the day after Thanksgiving but nonetheless I wanted to share with you our little farmhouse Christmas wreath.
Farmhouse Christmas Wreath
Out of all of my diy tutorials this one is probably one of the easiest. You don’t really need much and it will take you barely any time. So lets get started.
Farmhouse Christmas Wreath – Materials
Pine Wreath
Burlap bow
Ornaments
Monogram Letter
Floral wire
Hot glue gun
Putting the Wreath together – Step 1
So I started with the bow this time. I made it out of burlap and buffalo check ribbon. You can find detailed instructions on how to make a bow here.
Adding Ornaments – Step 2
After I attached the bow I moved on to attaching some of the ornaments. I used floral wire which I pulled through or glued to the back of the ornaments.
Attach Ribbon – Step 3
This step is actually optional. The space between our door and door frame is rather slim so we can’t use a regular wreath holder. So I usually use ribbon to hold the wreath in place.
Adding the Letter – Step 4
Last but not least I added the monogram letter to the wreath. Once I again I glued some floral to the back of the latter. Once the glue was dry I attached it to the wreath.
And there you have it! Once again a super easy and fun diy. I love the rustic little touches of the burlap. My favorite is probably the little bird which I found randomly at Walmart.
Thanks so much for stopping by and as always, happy diy’ing!
Thanks so much for having me over again!
Thank you for such a great diy farmhouse wreath!
Such a pretty wreath, Sabrina, that definitely feels farmhouse 🙂
You are so right, Lora! Sabrina did such an amazing job!
So cute Sabrina!! I love the little burlap stocking ornament and buffalo check ribbon.
Those were my favorite parts too, Sarah! Sabrina definitely nailed this one!
I love how you were able to change out the decor on the wreath. It looks festive without being too cluttered. That little bird is too cute, too!
I agree – the bird is just the cutest. Sabrina did such a great job 🙂
Great job, Sabrina! It definitely feels farmhouse! 🙂
She did amazing, right?!