Who says wire hangers are tacky? I used a free hanger from the dry cleaners and dollar store ornaments to make this simple and dazzling holiday wreath. I want to try making another one in the future using only vintage ornaments.
Supplies:
- one wire hanger
- glue gun
- 65-80 round ornaments (small sizes are helpful when filling gaps)
- Take your hanger and bend it into the form of a circle.
- Grab your glue gun and secure the metal/plastic cap to the ornament with a little dab of hot glue. That way the ornaments won't fall off as you string them onto the hanger, I learned this the hard way.
- String the ornaments onto the hanger and have fun playing around with the different colors. If you don't like the configuration it's easy to fix.
- Once you have everything how you want it, simply re-twist the end of the hanger to close. I camouflaged the hook end of the hanger by wrapping it in the same color as the ribbon and bow.
I found this site after starting my wreath, you may find it helpful.
I love this idea! After reading your post I made a trip to dollar tree and hobby lobby, got my supplies, and made my own, in gold and silver. Thanks for a great post!
ReplyDelete@Rachel, I'm glad you made it. The gold and silver combination must be gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love this. totally makes it look like something I could do. Thank you! I have seen these but always thought it must be complicated to make.
ReplyDeleteIt really isn’t hard at all; it’s a great project for a rainy afternoon.
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