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Mini Spring Bunting Wreath

February 2, 2018 By Jacque 5 Comments

I’m not sure what it is about the dollar store but it definitely has an ability to suck me in, even when I don’t need anything from there.  Almost every time I go into that store I am able to find something fun to make or create.  On my most recent trip I was pleased to find some cute rolls of wired burlap ribbon and mini clothes pins.  This was pretty much screaming to be made into a mini spring bunting wreath for my oldest bedroom door.  This project is super fast and super easy to make.  I hope you make one for yourself, these are the cutest!

Spring Bunting Wreath materials, wreath form, ribbon, clothes pins, feltMATERIALS:

Round Wreath Form
Wired Burlap Ribbon – 2 rolls
Mini Clothes Pins
Coordinating Grosgain Ribbon
Felt
Hot Glue Gun
Scissors
Marker

TUTORIAL:
Burlap ribbon wrapped wreath

Start by placing a line of hot glue on one end of the ribbon.  Press firmly until dry against wreath form.  Wrap the ribbon around the form leaving a 1″ overlap.

Burlap ribbon wrapped wreathOnce the first roll is completely used add another line of glue and start wrapping the second roll.  Once the form is completely covered fold over the end of the ribbon, creating a clean edge, and secure to the form with a line of hot glue.

Felt with triangle shapes and wreathSelect the colors for the bunting. Trace a triangle shape (mine was made with a scrap of paper) onto the felt using a marker.
Colored felt cut into triangle shapes for bunting on wreathCut the triangle bunting shapes out.

Burlap ribbon wrapped wreath with colorful bunting held on with mini clothes pinsGlue one end of the coordinating ribbon to the wreath.  Stretch the ribbon taught across the form glue down the opposite side. Glue a separate piece of ribbon at an angle creating a < shape.  Stretch the ribbon taught across the form and glue down the opposite side.  Using the mini clothes pins attach the spring bunting pieces to the ribbon.  Wrap a section of ribbon to the top of the wreath tied into a not for hanging the spring bunting wreath.

As you can see this is a fairly easy project, definitely on the beginner side.  In fact this would be super fun to do with my kids!

For more ideas on dollar store projects make sure and check out the projects from the Dollar Store Design Squad!  Dilly Dilly!

Dollar Store Design Squad February 2018
Dollar Store Sneakers Create And Babble
Dog Bowl Mat My Repurposed Life
Spring Bunting Wreath The DIY Village
DIY Cactus Wreath Mad in Crafts
Hanging Planters H2O Bungalow
Fern Wreath Refresh Restyle
Nautical Style Candle Holder Petticoat Junktion
Wedding Mason Jars The Country Chic Cottage
Dilly Dilly Etched Beer Steins The Kim Six Fix

Photo collage of completed dollar store spring bunting wreath with text.

Filed Under: All, Crafts Tagged With: Baby, Craft, Crafts, DIY, Dollar Store, Wreath

Comments

  1. Jessica says

    February 2, 2018 at 8:30 am

    This is darling!

    Reply
  2. gail says

    February 2, 2018 at 9:07 am

    Jacque,

    This wreath is so stinkin’ cute! I love everything about it, but mostly the spring theme. I’m itching for warmer weather.

    Thanks for being part of the Squad!!!
    gail

    Reply
  3. Wendi@H2OBungalow says

    February 2, 2018 at 2:05 pm

    You’re so right, those pretty colors and burlap wanted to be a pretty spring wreath! I pinned this cute project to my wreath board 🙂

    Reply
  4. Ivory says

    February 3, 2018 at 3:34 pm

    Nicely done! I love it

    Reply
  5. Norma Rolader says

    February 3, 2018 at 8:51 pm

    So so cute and thank you for sharing

    Reply

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