DIY Rag Wreath Tutorial Under $10
2 Materials
$10
1 Hour
Easy
Wreaths make my heart sing joy! I literally have an addiction for wreaths! My door is never bare nor are the walls or doors inside of my house. They make everything feel so homey and warm … and can be such a classy way to decorate for the different holidays or seasons!
Lately I have been loving the whole shabby chic farm style look. One night while laying in bed and dreaming up dozens of DIY projects I envisioned a rustic barn door with a rag wreath placed in the middle. So, like all DIY addicts do, the next day I got busy! I built the DIY barn door in under $10 and 30 minutes and then crafted the rag wreath!
It was sooo easy to make and cost less than $6! Let me show you how to make your own!
Supplies:
1- 20″ wire wreath form (I bought at Hobby Lobby for $2.99)
1- 16″ wire wreath form (I bought at Hobby Lobby for ($2.49)
4- twisty ties
2 yards fabric – I used Osnaburg fabric aka Muslin fabric in plain and Ikat from Hobby Lobby
Scissors
Cut fabric into strips – the length and width is up to you. I chose to to make mine about 6″ long and 1″ wide
Lay your smaller wreath form inside of your large wreath form and use twisty ties to secure together
Start by tying the fabric (one knot, not double knot) to the wreath form. Work in sections and do not fill too tight…mostly because you may run out of fabric. You can always come back and fill in with more ties once the wreath is completed.
Using a piece of fabric that is double in length, make a “hanger” so you can hang the wreath.
Ta da! You did it!
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Not really a question just a comment. Check your Dollar Tree store for the wire frames
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I have a ton of t-shirt strips, all colors, would this work?
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Did you use equal amounts of each fabric, 1 yd. of each color? How did you alternate the 2 fabrics when tying onto the frame?