Take a wire hanger and open it up at the hook (don't strip the twisted part where the two ends connect)....string plastic Christmas balls onto the hanger (balls with hanger loops that are fixed to the ball and not the kind 5that come off work best)....after the whole hanger is filled retest the two ends back together to reform the hook. Put a ribbon/bow and voila!
Terri, Start with a wire hanger, and shape it into a circle, use the top to hang it. Glue any ornaments you want with a hot glue gun or glue for crafts. You can find this in a craft store. Michael's, A C Moore, or Hobby Lobby. Aloha!
Wire coat hanger: Leave hanger alone, unwind 1 side of coat hanger body from the hanger so you can squeeze something onto the wire of the hanger. Buy a cheap box of plastic flap over sandwich bags. Now scrunch one bag at a time and push the bags onto the wire. Keep doing this until the hanger is full of scrunched up bags. Attach wire back to hanger and shape into whatever shape you want your wreath to be. Now pick out a pretty ribbon with wire in it and make it into a bow Large enough bow so that when you attach it to the hanger (part) it covers it up. Your wreath is now done. Hang it off a nail, a wreath hanger whatever you want because it is done. You can shape it into a heart, a pumpkin, an evergreen tree, a fish. Look for plastic bags in different colors at different seasons. Hope this helps.
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Hi Terri:
Here you go:
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/craft/wreaths/how-to-make-a-christmas-ornament-wreath-with-a-wire-hanger-6151800
How to Make a Christmas Ornament Wreath With a Wire Hanger
https://www.hometalk.com/search/posts?filter=clothes%20hanger%20wreath
It is SO EASY!
Take a wire hanger and open it up at the hook (don't strip the twisted part where the two ends connect)....string plastic Christmas balls onto the hanger (balls with hanger loops that are fixed to the ball and not the kind 5that come off work best)....after the whole hanger is filled retest the two ends back together to reform the hook. Put a ribbon/bow and voila!
Terri, Start with a wire hanger, and shape it into a circle, use the top to hang it. Glue any ornaments you want with a hot glue gun or glue for crafts. You can find this in a craft store. Michael's, A C Moore, or Hobby Lobby. Aloha!
Wire coat hanger: Leave hanger alone, unwind 1 side of coat hanger body from the hanger so you can squeeze something onto the wire of the hanger. Buy a cheap box of plastic flap over sandwich bags. Now scrunch one bag at a time and push the bags onto the wire. Keep doing this until the hanger is full of scrunched up bags. Attach wire back to hanger and shape into whatever shape you want your wreath to be. Now pick out a pretty ribbon with wire in it and make it into a bow Large enough bow so that when you attach it to the hanger (part) it covers it up. Your wreath is now done. Hang it off a nail, a wreath hanger whatever you want because it is done. You can shape it into a heart, a pumpkin, an evergreen tree, a fish. Look for plastic bags in different colors at different seasons. Hope this helps.