Turn Dollar Store Laundry Basket Into Wreath Form In 8 Easy Steps
Step 1: Grab a dollar store basket
The sizes available vary so choose your size depending on the size of wreath you'd like. Get tutorial here
Step 2: Measure the basket
Find the halfway mark to ensure that you have enough room for the greens to pile up in the basket and not overflow. Get tutorial here
Step 3: Cut the basket in half
Cut the basket making sure not to cut too close to the weave that the basket splits open. Get tutorial here
Step 4: Begin filling the wreath
Use clippings from your garden. Be sure to place your basket with the top down and the weave facing up. Get tutorial here
Step 5: Tie layers together with thin twine
This is where your wreath will begin to take shape. Get tutorial here
Step 6: Remove the basket
Once you have at least 2 layers tied off, you can remove the basket, revealing your perfectly circle wreath! Get tutorial here
Step 7: Hide the twine
To finish off me wreath and hide the twine and insert any flowers of your choice. Get tutorial here
Step 8: Hang and admire!
You can hang it on your door, over your stove, or even place a candle in the middle to use as a centerpiece! Get tutorial here
Use A Pool Noodle To Make A Beautiful Wreath
This ornament wreath is not only super customizable, but super easy too! Get tutorial here
Step 1: Gather your supplies
You'll need 2 pool noodles, hot glue, duct tape, dried greenery, batter powered lights and lots of ornaments! Get tutorial here
Step 2: Tape ends of pool noodles together
Take 2 pool noodles and tape two ends together with duct tape. Get tutorial here
Step 3: Shape into circle, cut and enclose
Cut to the size you want your wreath to be and tape the two ends of the noodles together to enclose the circle. Get tutorial here
Step 4: Hot glue large ornaments
Hot glue large ornaments to the outside of the noodle ring, being sure to give variety to the order. Get tutorial here
Step 5: Glue ornaments to inner edge
Hot glue ornaments to the inner edge of the circle in the same manner. Get tutorial here
Step 6: Cover noodle entirely with ornaments
Pile ornaments on the top of the noodle to cover up entirely. You can fill in small spaces with smaller ornaments. Get tutorial here
Step 7: Add battery powered lights
Take a small wired battery powered light strand and wrap it around the ornaments and through the greens. Get tutorial here
Step 8: Hang and admire!
It's better looking than we expected! Get tutorial here
Transform Clothespins Into A Sunflower Wreath
Create a inexpensive and easy sunflower wreath from clothespins in 8 steps! Get tutorial here
Step 1: Gather your materials
For this project you'll need clothespins, Rit Dye, wreath form, brown paint, flowers, burlap ribbon and twine. Get tutorial here
Step 2: Prepare water and dye to soak in bowl
Cover the clothespins in water and 2 tablespoons or more of Rit Dye to reach your desired color. Get tutorial here
Step 3: Soak for approximately 4 hours
Allow the clothespins to sit for around 4 hours depending on how dark you want them to be. Get tutorial here
Step 4: Let them dry
Let the clothes pins dry completely. These took a little over 24 hours to dry stacked like this. Get tutorial here
Step 5: Clip clothespins onto wreath form
On your wreath form, clip your clothes pins on the last wire all the way around. Get tutorial here
Step 6: Clip on second layer
For your second layer, clip your clothes pins on the first and second wires all the way around. Get tutorial here
Step 7: Apply brown paint on first layer
Paint brown acrylic paint on the the first layer a little over half way and make edges uneven to create that sunflower's center. Get tutorial here
Step 8: Add flowers and ribbon
Add a burlap ribbon bow, and pull some sunflower heads off a bouquet and hot glue them onto your wreath. Get tutorial here
Step 9: Add twine to hang!
Tie a piece of twine at the top for hanging. Your sunflower wreath is done for you to enjoy! Get tutorial here
