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How to Make a Washi Tape Christmas Wreath

December 3, 2020 By: Katie1 Comment

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Make a canning lid Christmas wreath for the front door, made with washi tape! Click here for the tutorial with video instruction.

Christmas is my favorite season to craft! There are just so many things you can make. Ornaments, seasonal home decor, handmade gifts, stockings, and especially the wreaths! A handmade wreath is a perfect way to greet your holiday guests!

In today’s tutorial, I am going to show you how to make a fun festive Washi Tape Christmas Wreath! 

Wreath Tutorial Ideas:

Wreaths are so much fun to make and are a great way to decorate for holidays and special events! We have shared many wreath tutorials along the way, like this Patriotic Bandana Wreath, this Fabric Wreath for Fall, and this Easy Garland Winter Wreath.

Be sure to look around the blog for more Christmas craft tutorial ideas!

Supplies You’ll Need to Make This Craft:

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  • 36 Wide Mouth Canning Lid Rings
  • Green Spray Paint
  • Washi Tape
  • Hot Glue Gun
  • Ribbon
canning lids and green spray paint

Craft Tutorial Video:

How to Make a Washi Tape Christmas Wreath

Begin by spray painting the canning lid rings. These will need to be completely dry before you can move onto the next step.

spray painting canning rings green

Wrap the tape around the outside edge of the lids. Secure the end with a dot of hot glue to keep the ends of the washi tape from rolling up.

applying tape to the canning rings

Arrange of the lids in small stacks of 2 or three making sure that none of the same patterns of washi tape are next to each other.

Canning rings wrapped with washi tape

On a long piece of ribbon, string all of the lids making sure that the lids are all facing the same direction.

stringing the canning lid rings onto a piece of ribbon

Bring the two ends of the ribbon together and tie them as tightly as you can  It is helpful to have a helper for this step so you can get the ribbon tied nice and tight.

tying the the ribbon string of canning lid rings

After the knot, you are left with the tails of the ribbon. Bring those together to tie a knot at the top.

Using matching ribbon tie a simple bow and hot glue it to the knot at the top of the wreath.

making the bow for the canning lid wreath

Ta Da!! The washi tape wreath is complete!

a woman holding the washi tape christmas wreath

You can hang the wreath outside on the front door, or keep it inside for some seasonal wall decor.

a closeup of the canning lid wreath
a closeup of the Christmas wreath

Our Crafting Essentials List:

  • So many of our crafts use a Cricut Machine, this is by far, my favorite tool! And there are different machines to choose from to fit every budget.
  • Sharp scissors are a must, and these Precision Edge Scissors are the best.
  • Keep your supplies and projects organized with these Stackable Storage Baskets.
a closeup of the Christmas wreath handing on a front door

When you make this Washi Tape Wreath please share a photo! We’d love to see what you’ve made.

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How to Make a Washi Tape Christmas Wreath

Yield: 1 Wreath
Active Time: 30 minutes
Total Time: 30 minutes
Difficulty: Easy
Estimated Cost: $15

Make a canning lid Christmas wreath for the front door, made with washi tape!

Materials

  • 36 Wide Mouth Canning Lid Rings
  • Washi Tape
  • Ribbon

Tools

  • Green Spray Paint
  • Hot Glue Gun

Instructions

  1. Spray paint the canning lid rings. These will need to be completely dry before you can move onto the next step.
  2. Wrap the tape around the outside edge of the lids. Secure the end with a dot of hot glue to keep the ends of the washi tape from rolling up.
  3. Arrange the lids in small stacks of 2 or three making sure that none of the same patterns of washi tape are next to each other.
  4. On a long piece of ribbon, string all of the lids making sure that the lids are all facing the same direction.
  5. Bring the two ends of the ribbon together and tie them as tightly as you can  It is helpful to have a helper for this step so you can get the ribbon tied nice and tight.
  6. After the knot, you are left with the tails of the ribbon. Bring those together to tie a knot at the top.
  7. Using a matching ribbon tie a simple bow and hot glue it to the knot at the top of the wreath.
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Comments

  1. Nisha says

    November 28, 2016 at 11:19 pm

    Wow….. After completition it is looking just amazing. I am just loving it. I am definitely going to make this kind of wreath in Christmas to decorate my home.

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