Good day, friends. It’s been a great few days around here, mostly because I’ve been spending my time crafting nonstop. I recently shared my Dollar Tree Christmas wreaths, and if you missed the Dollar Tree wood ornaments, those are worth checking out too. They turned out so cute.
I’ve definitely been on a roll. Yesterday, I set out to finish the remaining seven wreaths I plan to gift to friends at the Bunco party I’m hosting this year. From the outside, things probably look calm with just Mike, Lucy, and me at home, but inside it’s a different story. Music playing loud, supplies everywhere, and me moving around the kitchen like a whirlwind. I wouldn’t have it any other way.
My initial thoughts when making these wreaths is that they would all be a bit similar, just changing up the ribbon, etc. After I was on a roll, they all started to turn out a bit different. Makes sense, my friends are all unique and different. I didn’t personalize any of them, however you could do that. Add a name with stencils, or a Monogram.
I had the twine, and heavy jute in my craft stash. You can pick up a roll of that at Walmart. It lasts forever and I always seem to find a use for it when crafting.
Aren’t they just darling?! I’m pretty smitten with them myself. The joy of crafting will always be in my soul. You don’t realize how much you enjoy something until you haven’t done it in a while. I jumped on Facebook live HERE, to say hello and share with you all a quick tutorial on these wreaths. There isn’t much to them. Wrap some ribbon, jute, fabric and even a sock around the wire form. Hot glue it in place, and embellish accordingly.
I hope this inspires you to do some Dollar Tree Christmas crafting this season. No matter your budget, the Dollar tree makes it affordable to still give a small gift to friends, family, co-workers, etc. Something they will appreciate and use year after year.
Pin it, make it, share the love!
Budget friendly Christmas crafts
I have plenty more Dollar tree budget friendly ideas for you. ENJOY!
So Cute !!!