Gift Box Wreath Tutorial

3 Materials
$10.00
45 Minutes
Easy
I love scrapbook paper. Even though my scrapbooking days are over, I can't help but visit the paper aisle at my craft store and wish I had some project to do with it. So I came up with a Gift Box Wreath that is fairly simple and uses your scrapbook paper (even just the leftovers, if you want). You can also use wrapping paper.
You will need: A wreath form (I used a wire one) Tape Glue gun Ribbon, small (assorted colors, if you want) Ribbon, large (for covering the wire form) Bow or other embellishments Mini boxes, about 12 (you can use whatever you already have, make ones out of Christmas cards or whatever). I bought mine. I used small jewelry boxes--like the ones above.
Simply wrap each box in the scrapbook paper like you would a gift. Use coordinating paper and it will look so cute! Decorate each box with ribbon.
Wrap your form in large ribbon if you would like. Mine was wire so I needed ot cover it. Decide where you want the gifts to be on your wreath form.
Use your glue gun to simply attach each gift box on the wreath form.
And you are done! It's a super easy project and so cute!
Suggested materials:
  • Jewelry boxes   (local craft store)
  • Scrapbook paper   (craft store)
  • Wreath form
Lisa @ Making Life Blissful
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  • Sharon Sharon on Nov 22, 2017

    Wow! So easy, even I can make this!!!! And, especially cute. I am also thinking it would be a nice 'gift' wreath, in the sense for a child - where there would be little gifts (e.g. Hot Wheels, Spinners, play jewelry, lipstick, etc) in the boxes, and each year you replace only the boxes....have to think about how to do that as a replaceable, but for $10, just a new one each year! THANK YOU for the great idea!!!

  • Frank Zhang Frank Zhang on Aug 12, 2019

    Thanks for sharing! So nice... and many ideas in comments area, too!

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