@s42bieee: 1 — 14-inch foam wreath form ½ yard — Red Christmas plaid fabric ¼ yard — White fluffy sherpa or faux-fur fabric 12–18 inches — Wide tan or beige grosgrain ribbon 3, approximately 2–2.5 inches — Small unfinished wooden circles 1 — Black paint pen or permanent marker 1 set — Hot glue gun and glue sticks 1 pair — Fabric scissors As needed — Twine or thin ribbon for hanging For decoration — Optional: small wooden snowflake or greenery Step 1: Prepare your wreath form Lay your foam wreath on a flat surface. Decide which section will be covered in white fluffy fabric. In your picture, the white section covers approximately the bottom-right quarter of the wreath. Step 2: Wrap the plaid fabric Cut your plaid fabric into strips approximately 3–4 inches wide. Start at the back of the wreath. Secure one end with hot glue. Wrap the fabric around the wreath, slightly overlapping each layer. Keep wrapping until approximately 75% of the wreath is covered. Glue the last end to the back. Step 3: Add the fluffy white fabric This creates the Santa-inspired snowy section. Cut the white fabric into strips approximately 4 inches wide. Begin where the plaid fabric ends. Wrap the fluffy fabric around the remaining quarter of the wreath. Overlap the fabric so the foam doesn't show. Secure the ends with hot glue on the back. Tip: Keep the fluffy side facing outward and avoid flattening the fabric. Step 4: Make the wooden letter decorations You will need three wooden circles. Using a black paint pen, write: First circle: Let Second circle: It Third circle: Snow Use cursive lettering to resemble the picture. Allow the lettering to dry completely. Step 5: Create the hanging ribbon Cut approximately 12–18 inches of tan ribbon. Loop it around the top of your wreath. Bring both ends together above the wreath. Glue or sew the ends together to create a hanger. Adjust the ribbon so the wreath hangs straight. Step 6: Attach your wooden circles Arrange your wooden circles diagonally along the upper-left side of the wreath, just like the picture. Place "Let" toward the lower-left side. Position "It" slightly above and to the right. Position "Snow" above the other two. Overlap the circles slightly. Use hot glue to attach them securely to the plaid fabric. Let the glue cool before moving the wreath. Step 7: Add the finishing touches Check for any visible foam and cover it with extra fabric. Fluff up the white material, remove any visible glue strings, and make sure the wooden circles are secure. Your Christmas wreath is ready to hang! #DIY #crafting #christmas #wreath #fyp

Saundra Bieger

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Tuesday 13 October 2026 23:10:44 GMT