Traditional Evergreen Christmas wreaths

Hello, Hello!

Can you believe we are already in mid November?

OYE! I best get a move on the Holiday decorating. Seems trees are up, mantels are done, and homes are filled already with the spirit of Christmas.

I plan on enjoying my Thanksgiving tree right up until the day after Thanksgiving.

That is when I will start most of my Christmas decorating. I did do one craft for the season already.  My little Christmas wine bottle in case you missed it.

Today, in the meantime I am sharing a Traditional evergreen Christmas wreath that I made.

I am usually good for one wreath per season.  I think the last Christmas wreath I made was with my Mom.  We tried our hands at a Christmas mesh wreath.

I also found a few Traditional evergreen Christmas wreaths from BHG you will enjoy.

Classic evergreens really bring in or out The Winter and Christmas season.  You can diy one of your own for well under $20.00.

I found my evergreen at Michael’s for 50% off and it only cost me around $4.00.  The ornaments, burlap and Christmas sprigs I already had on hand.

I found the wooden Christmas trees in  a two pack at Michael’s as well.  Those were only a few bucks.

I decided not to leave it natural and give it a quick coat of Chalky finish. Which, btw you can find this chalky paint now at Michael’s!

Blue is indeed my favorite color and I always have a splash or two of when decorating for Christmas.

Besides it will go nicely on our Christmas porch and compliment the haint blue porch ceiling.

Simple embellishment just in case you didn’t know it was a Christmas wreath.

Candy cane ball ornaments

and some gift tags tied around the greenery.

Oh and I can’t forget my little sparkle dollar tree snowflakes.

What you will need to make your own:

Evergreen wreath

burlap

ornaments

gift tags with a tie

Wood Christmas tree

Chalky paint or any craft paint will do.

Christmas sprigs

First I wrapped the evergreen with some burlap.  Just one wrap around and it does not have to be perfect. Not for me anyhow.

I then stuck the sprigs on the side and used the greenery to wrap around the stem to keep it secure.

Hot glue your christmas tree and candy cane ornaments.  Tie gift tags around everygreens end,

and simply hang the snowflakes.

Can it get any easier?

Thanks for stopping over today.  If you are not a regular here I sure would love to see you back again.

IN FACT, December 6th is a big day here.  I am hosting my 3rd annual All things Dollar Christmas party.

It’s a blast I tell ya! You can check out the past 

80+ All things Dollar tree 2013

100+ All things Dollar tree 2012

Feel free to stay awhile and rummage through my Christmas archives