Easy Thanksgiving Wreath

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Make this simple yet pretty and easy Thanksgiving Wreath DIY for the holidays. The colors and sentiment are completely customizable. In under an hour you can have festive Thanksgiving decor!
Thanksgiving seems to be the forgotten holiday in the US these days. And Thanksgiving decor, especially DIY home decor Thanksgiving crafts are difficult to find. However, this adorable Thanksgiving Wreath are the perfect, fun Thanksgiving craft decor!
• Cut your tulle to lengths specified.
• Fold one piece of Brown Tulle in half and wrap around the wreath form by tying a slip knot. Simply fold the piece of material in half top to bottom so that you make a loop and put it around the wreath body with the loop side down. Pull the other end down through the loop and pull it tight so it doesn’t slip out. Make certain the tails of the tulle knot are facing out.


• Fold one piece of Orange Tulle in half and wrap around the wreath form by tying a slip knot. Simply fold the piece of material in half top to bottom so that you make a loop and put it around the wreath body with the loop side down. Pull the other end down through the loop and pull it tight so it doesn’t slip out. Make certain the tails of the tulle knot are facing out.


• Fold one piece of Yellow Tulle in half and wrap around the wreath form by tying a slip knot. Simply fold the piece of material in half top to bottom so that you make a loop and put it around the wreath body with the loop side down. Pull the other end down through the loop and pull it tight so it doesn’t slip out. Make certain the tails of the tulle knot are facing out.


• Push the pieces together so there is not a gap of white wreath showing.
• Repeat the three colors, one brown, one orange, one yellow, all the way around the wreath form until the wreath is full.
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