Christmas Hoop Wreath Tutorial

How cute is this simple and budget-friendly Christmas Hoop wreath!?! I’ve always liked the look of miniature wreaths hanging off of kitchen cabinets or windows and decided to add a few to my Christmas décor this season! However, I didn’t want to spend a lot since I’ve already added so much to my collection this year! Hey! Don’t you dare judge me! It’s our first Christmas in our new home so I had to do some shopping! ANYWAYS! 😉 I came up with this custom DIY Christmas hoop wreath with materials I had on hand and I know you will love it!

Materials for Christmas Hoop Wreath

**For your convenience, some of the materials listed below are directly linked

• Wire Wreath or Hoop Wreath
• Floral Wire
• Hot Glue Gun
• Greenery Stems – I cut from a frosted eucalyptus garland
• Ornaments or Bells – I used 3 bells per wreath
• Pipe cleaners
• Spray Paint – I went with Gold
• Ribbon to hang wreath

Instructions for Christmas Hoop Wreath

Hoop Wreath

• Use snips or wire cutters to separate all four rings from the wreath form
  • For these window wreaths, I am using the smallest ring.
  • Save the other 3 rings for future projects, like this wheat wreath or fall hoop wreath
  • I spray painted my hoop with Rustoleum metallic gold

Greenery

• Position greenery on hoop
  • Greenery Garland
    • Cut the garland after every 4th eucalyptus bunch
    • Place 1-2 pieces going opposite directions from one another
  • Greenery Picks
    • Place 2 pieces going opposite directions from one another
  • Add additional pieces for more volume
• Secure greenery to hoop with a few pieces of floral wire
  • I recommend using 2-3 pieces of wire per stem, then doing a shake test

Ornaments or Bells

• I chose to go with bells since I had them on hand
• Remove unnecessary hooks or ribbon like the loop and bow attached to my bell above
• Connect bells by stringing wire or a pipe cleaner through each loop and twist the ends together
• Attach the bunch to the center of the greenery by twisting the pipe cleaner around the hoop
• To keep the bells from shifting around, glue them together where they touch

Hang it

• To hang your wreath, add a piece of twine or burlap or you can hang it directly from the hoop
• Hang it up for all to see! Great job and Merry Christmas!!

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