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Christmas Door Wreath
You can get more into the spirit of the season by making decorations yourself. When guest come, greet them at the the front door a this fresh smelling and naturally decorated wreath. Because the cold temperatures outside preserve the greenery, this wreath can even be left on the door long after Christmas is over.
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For this project you will need:
- basic straw wreath in any size
- florist wire
- various evergreens
- nuts
- cinnamon sticks
- dried apple and orange slices
- pinecones, etc....
- hot glue gun
- gold spray paint for pinecones if desired
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Instructions:
Follow the instructions in the tutorials below and learn how to make a basic wreath. Once the wreath is completed, you can attach the decorations either by using florist wire or with a hot glue gun.
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This is a second example of a door wreath.
We received this tip from one of our crafty readers for drying orange or apple slices. “If you have a gas stove with a pilot light, you can leave your items in the oven to dry. This method is a little faster than the radiator method but not as fast as the microwave.”
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