Ribbon and Ornament Christmas Wreath

I love Christmas decorating and wanted to make a new wreath for my front door. This meant a trip to Michaels.  A very long trip where I carefully picked everything out and somehow left with a cartload of stuff not even related to this project. 

I started off with a 24″ grapevine wreath, 4 rolls of wired ribbon, ornaments, glittery mini Styrofoam balls, berry picks and a garland that I didn’t end up using.

I attached the ornaments to small pieces of the berry sprigs I cut off using twist ties. 

I attached loops of wired ribbon to the wreath form, alternating between different ribbons.  You could also weave the ribbon through the wreath to achieve a similar look.

I used the wire from the berry sprig to attach the ornament and sprig to the ribbon form. 

I used more wire to attach the Styrofoam balls to the wreath, they work well to fill in any gaps.

I finished the wreath off by attaching the remaining berry sprigs and a jaunty little bird on the opposite side of the section of ribbon.

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Ribbon and Ornament Christmas Wreath

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Ingredients

• 24 " grapevine wreath
• 4 rolls of wired ribbon
• ornaments
• glittery mini Styrofoam balls
• berry picks

Instructions

1. I attached the ornaments to small pieces of the berry sprigs I cut off using twist ties.
2. I attached loops of wired ribbon to the wreath form, alternating between different ribbons. You could also weave the ribbon through the wreath to achieve a similar look.
3. I used the wire from the berry sprig to attach the ornament and sprig to the ribbon form.
4. I used more wire to attach the Styrofoam balls to the wreath, they work well to fill in any gaps.
5. I finished the wreath off by attaching the remaining berry sprigs and a jaunty little bird on the opposite side of the section of ribbon.

Nutrition Information:

Serving Size:

1 grams
Amount Per Serving: Unsaturated Fat: 0g

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Elizabeth Lampman

Elizabeth Lampman is a coffee-fuelled Mom of 2 girls and lives in Hamilton, Ontario. She enjoys travelling, developing easy recipes, crafting, taking on diy projects, travelling and saving money!