Easy Winter Wreath with Garland

Are you someone who enjoys sprucing up your home for the winter season?

Creating Christmas decorations is always a joy, but it's even better when those pieces can seamlessly transition beyond the holiday season.

That's where this versatile garland wreath comes into play! It's not only perfect for adding a festive touch at Christmas but also ideal for keeping up throughout the colder months.

This approach to decorating, where one piece serves multiple purposes, is both practical and stylish.

Let's dive into how you can create this multi-seasonal wreath that will beautify your home all winter long!

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Supply List:

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• Blue Garland (I used 2 9-foot lengths)
• 18" Wreath Form
• Christmas Floral Stems
• Floral Pins

Here is a close-up of what floral pins look like. They are basically double-sided pins.

Wrapping:

Begin by finding the end of the garland. Pin it to the wreath form by placing the floral pin over the length of the garland and securing it to the wreath form.

Wrap the garland around the wreath form.

One length of Christmas garland was not enough to cover the entire wreath.

To continue wrapping, layer the end and the start of the new length of garland, place the floral pin over the two pieces, and push them into the wreath. Then continue wrapping.

When the wreath form is completely covered, secure the end with a floral pin.

If you wanted, you could leave the wreath as is. The texture of the tinsel garland is so pretty!

Adding a Focal Point:

I grabbed 3 of the same floral picks to bunch together and give the wreath a focal point.

Cut the stems to be only about 2 inches long with a pair of wire cutters.

If the stems are too long they will push through the back of the wreath and can scratch your door or wall.

Then simply push the stems into place on the wreath.

And you're done! Wasn't that quick and easy?

This type of wreath is perfect to hang on your door outside because the cold weather won't hurt it one bit, but it would also look great hanging indoors over a fireplace!

I put mine on my front door.

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