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DIY Yarn Ghost Art: a Macrame-Look Halloween Decoration

September 18, 2023 by Bre 1 Comment

This Halloween yarn craft is sweet and spooky all at once! Yarn ghosts with a macrame look are on-trend, and the perfect addition to your Halloween decor.

Yarn ghost garlands are a favorite DIY halloween decoration, and in recent years, macrame ghost wall hangings have become another popular Halloween yarn craft.

These are both adorable, but also a little time consuming to make. I decided to have the best of both worlds and create a cute little piece of yarn ghost art.

It turned out simply boo-tiful (if I do say so myself), and I think you’ll enjoy making a yarn ghost for yourself, too!

Supplies Needed for Yarn Ghosts Artwork

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  • Unfinished wood canvas or framed sign you no longer enjoy
  • Decorative scrapbook paper (I purchased the ghost paper in-store at Joann Fabric & Crafts. I can’t find it online); black scrapbook paper or cardstock
  • Spray adhesive
  • White yarn (a thicker yarn is a good idea for this project)
  • Premade bow sticker or ribbon
  • Light pink craft paint
  • Scissors
  • Artist paint brush
  • Aleens’ Tacky Glue

How to Make Yarn Ghost Art Decor for Halloween

Instead of using an artist’s canvas for the base of this project, I actually used a piece of clearance artwork I found at Hobby Lobby.

Clearance artwork from Hobby Lobby is great for repurposing into other decor, like Halloween DIY yarn ghost art.

TIP: check the clearance section at Hobby Lobby when it goes 90% off, and stock up on framed art and signs like this. They are incredibly inexpensive (this one was $2.24), and are perfect for repurposing into other decor!

Inexpensive wood plaques (like I used for this DIY Halloween Bug Decor), would also work great for this project!

Step One: Cut the Decorative Scrapbook Paper to Size

I used the cutest ghost scrapbook paper as the backer for my macrame-look ghost artwork.

I cut it to size and attached it to the frame with spray adhesive. I chose to use spray adhesive because it lets the paper lie completely flat with a good bond and does not wrinkle the paper at all!

Attach decorative scrapbook paper to a wood sign to make this Halloween decor.

Step Two: Cut Yarn and Attach it to the Canvas or Frame

Next, I cut seven pieces of yarn. The number of yarn pieces you’ll need to cut will depend on how thick your yarn is. Don’t be surprised if you need more or less than I did!

I put down a thin line of glue in an arch shape for the outermost edge of the yarn ghost. Then I placed a piece of yarn on top of that glue and pressed it into place.

I repeated this process of gluing and pressing down yarn, working inwards, until the ghost silhouette was completed.

Glue white yarn to the frame to create this DIY yarn ghost art.

The yarn may hang down funny and not be the length you want it, but that’s ok. Once the glue dries, you can cut those ends.

Step Three: Make a Ghost Face with Black Cardstock

Next it was time to give this macrame ghost some expression and personality!

I cut a little face out of black cardstock and glued that onto the ghost. Another great material choice for this step would be black felt.

Attach black cardstock to the yarn ghost to give it eyes and a face.

Step Four: Embellish the Ghost

Finally, embellish the yarn ghost to make it even cuter!

I added a hair bow on top with a cute bow sticker, but you could easily make a bow out of ribbon. Use it as a hair bow or a bow tie!

Adding embellishments to the yarn ghost, like a hair bow and pink cheeks, makes it extra cute.

And, my favorite part of this little ghost is the soft pink cheeks I painted on it. I think it makes it so sweet!

Host a Halloween Craft Party

Because of the simple supplies needed to make this cute yarn ghost art, I think this is a perfect Halloween craft for adults! It would be so fun to make at a Halloween craft party with your friends!

This macrame-look yarn ghost art is an adorable piece of DIY Halloween decor that anyone can make! It's a great adult Halloween craft and wonderful for a Halloween craft party.

Set a table with a disposable Halloween tablecloth and all of the project supplies, and make sure to have some spooky food and beverages for your guests.

You’ll all make an adorable piece of Halloween decor and fun memories! Win win!

Filed Under: Fall and Halloween

Dollar Store DIY Pumpkin Topiary

September 11, 2023 by Bre 6 Comments

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Get ready for the autumn season with a beautiful DIY stacked pumpkin topiary.

A piece of fall decor that I’ve always admired is a pumpkin topiary. I love the way stacked pumpkins look when added to a pretty planter on a front porch, or when displayed on a cozy fireplace hearth.

On a recent trip to Dollar Tree I spotted a set of plastic stacking pumpkins in the “Plus” section, and I knew I had to have them! My dreams of a pretty pumpkin topiary were within reach!

Dollar Tree Plus plastic stacking pumpkins

(Sidenote: do you have Dollar Tree Plus in your store yet? In mine it’s essentially one aisle of higher-priced items (in the $3-$5 range). They seem to have a lot of seasonal decor, home organization, and crafting items in the “Plus” section. It’s also online.)

These faux pumpkins were quite plastic-looking and not realistic at all (hello, candy corn colors!). But, for $5 I decided to see what I could do to make it work. Let me show you!

BEFORE: a stacked pumpkin topiary looked very fake.

Supplies Used to Make a DIY Pumpkin Topiary

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Here are the materials I used to create the DIY stacked pumpkin topiary as shown in this post. Feel free to substitute items to make this project your own!

  • Stacking pumpkins (from Dollar Tree)
  • Terracotta spray paint
  • Brown acrylic paint and paint brush
  • Faux leaves
  • Faux sunflowers
  • High-temperature hot glue gun and hot glue

How to Make Stacked Pumpkin Topiaries for Indoors or Outdoors

This project came together so quickly that I was able to make it in between soccer games one Saturday. How great is that? Practically instant fall decor!

Step One: Spray Paint the Pumpkins

As I mentioned, these Dollar Tree Plus plastic pumpkins are quite fake-looking. To combat that and give them a more natural look, I spray painted them in a traditional fall color: orange.

I used flat spray paint in a terracotta shade, that was suitable for indoor or outdoor use. Make sure to choose a spray paint that works outdoors if you plan to display your topiary outside!

Terracotta spray paint on plastic pumpkins

Two coats of paint later and the candy corn color scheme was gone. Yay!

Step Two: Add Detail with Brown Paint

As with anything spray painted a solid color, the pumpkins looked a little flat in their solid terracotta color.

To help fix that, I decided to add some detailing using brown craft paint. I used a pared down version of the technique I shared for how to make fake pumpkins look real, and this went a long way to improving the appearance of these plastic pumpkins.

I also painted the stem brown, as it had gotten a heavy coat of terracotta spray paint in step one.

Add detail to plastic pumpkins with brown craft paint

Step Three: Embellish the Pumpkins with Fall Decorations Like Fall Leaves and Faux Flowers

These particular pumpkins fit together nicely and did not require any modifications for stacking. So, the only thing left to do was dress them up a bit and make them even more cute.

I cut apart stems of fake fall leaves (in cream shades) and fake flowers (cream sunflowers), and used extraordinarily hot hot glue to fasten them to the stacked pumpkin topiary.

Glue fall leaves and fall flowers to plastic pumpkins to create a pretty pumpkin topiary

If you don’t have a hot glue gun that gets to a VERY high temperature, I recommend using a glue like E6000 to fasten your fall embellishments, because regular hot glue will not work well for attaching anything to the plastic pumpkins.

Step Four (Optional): Add Weight Inside the Bottom Pumpkin

This pumpkin topiary is pretty lightweight, so if you plan to display it outside, you should add rocks or something heavy inside the bottom pumpkin. This will keep it from blowing away.

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That’s where I finished my DIY pumpkin topiary project, and I love how it turned out! Some other things I’d like to add to it eventually are grapevine and perhaps some twinkling fairy lights. Wouldn’t those look beautiful on it, too?

I plan to put this on my front porch once I get my fall decorating underway out there. Where would you display a stacked pumpkin topiary?

Make a beautiful fall decoration with this DIY pumpkin topiary project. Stacked pumpkins from Dollar Tree look beautiful on a fall front porch or on a fall fireplace.

Filed Under: Dollar Tree, Fall and Halloween

DIY 4th of July Wreath Ideas: Celebrate Independence Day in Style!

May 9, 2023 by Bre Leave a Comment

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Celebrate the Fourth of July or Memorial Day by dressing up your door! With patriotic wreaths in all styles and materials, at least one of these DIY 4th of July wreath ideas is sure to inspire your creativity.

All of the wreaths shared in this post are easy to make, and don’t require a lot of supplies.

Looking for DIY 4th of July wreath ideas? Look no further! Here are fifteen of the best patriotic wreath ideas that you can make!

What Supplies Should You Buy for a DIY Patriotic Wreath?

Before you see all of the amazing DIY 4th of July wreath ideas, you might be wondering what materials work best for a DIY Fourth of July wreath. Of course you’re only limited by your creativity, but here are some of my favorite patriotic wreath supplies – some of which you might already have!

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Embellishments

You’re definitely not limited to this list of patriotic wreath embellishments, but this is a great start! Many of these items are used in the DIY wreath ideas linked below, so check out those ideas for great ways to use them!

  • Patriotic ribbon
  • Fabric or fabric scraps (especially in red, white, and blue)
  • Burlap
  • Paper straws
  • Tinsel or garland
  • Patriotic napkins
  • Pom poms
  • American flags
  • Chalkboard pennants or other chalkboard embellishments
  • Star cutouts (paper mache stars, wooden stars, cardboard stars, paper stars)
  • Faux flowers
  • Pinwheels

Wreath Forms

Did you know you can make a wreath out of just about any base? It’s true! Here are some of my favorites.

  • Wire wreath form
  • Pool noodle
  • Grapevine wreath
  • Willow wreath
  • Basket (flat back)

Tools

And finally, these are the tools and equipment you’ll likely need to create your ideal 4th of July wreath.

  • Wire cutters
  • Scissors
  • Wire
  • Hot glue

Fifteen DIY 4th of July Wreath Ideas

With those patriotic wreath supplies in mind, check out these inspiring DIY Fourth of July wreaths or Memorial Day wreaths! Click the “read more” button underneath any of the projects to get the full tutorials for each one.

DIY 4th of July Wreath Ideas

The Fourth of July is the perfect time of year to put your patriotism on display! Be inspired by these creative DIY 4th of July wreaths, and make one for your own home.

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Scrap Fabric Rag Wreath

Photo Credit: www.createcraftlove.com

The combination of red, white, and shades of blue fabric on this rag wreath makes it extra festive! Add fun firecrackers to the side to take this patriotic wreath to the next level!

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#4 Fourth of July Wreath

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This is an adorable twist on a traditional wreath! Use a wooden cutout of the number four, and embeliish it to create a beautiful Fourth of July door hanger.

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USA Wooden Flag Map Door Hanger

This patriotic wreath looks so festive displayed on any front door! Paint a wooden cutout of the United States in red, white, and blue, and embellish it with buttons and fabric scraps. This eye-catching wreath blends the American flag with the shape of our country for an authentically American piece of decor.

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Patriotic Grapevine Wreath

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A traditional grapevine wreath gets a patriotic upgrade with faux flowers and Americana embellishments.

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DIY Clothespin Wreath

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Paint dollar store clothespins red, white, and blue to create this charming Fourth of July wreath! The addition of the stars makes this clothespin wreath extra special.

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Patriotic Eagle Wreath

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What a showstopper! This DIY eagle wreath brings patriotic decor to the next level!

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Patriotic Bandana Wreath

Photo Credit: www.thecountrychiccottage.net

Hit up the local dollar store for patriotic bandanas, and then whip up this easy wreath!

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Patriotic Embroidery Hoop Wreath

For a cool alternative to a traditional wreath, grab some embroidery hoops, fabric, and paint. Make a unique Fourth of July door hanger that works both inside and out!

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4th of July Ribbon Wreath

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Patriotic ribbons in stars and stripes, plus an adorable chalkboard pennant banner, make this Fourth of July wreath stand out.

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Metal Farmhouse Star Wreath

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Literal stars and stripes overflow this beautiful patriotic wreath. Use materials like wood cutouts, foam board, and more to make the stars that make this 4th of July wreath special!

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Patriotic Burlap Ruffle Wreath

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Going for that farmhouse look? Try a DIY burlap wreath for the 4th of July! Add some patriotic decorations to embellish it just how you like.

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Simple Denim Fourth of July Wreath

Photo Credit: www.createcraftlove.com

What's more American than denim?!? This easy wreath gives that all-American vibe with the faded blue colors on the patriotic ribbon, full white hydrangea, and small American flag.

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Firecracker Fourth of July Wreath

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With premade sparkly pom poms, you can make this cute wreath wreath in just fifteen minutes! This brings an adorable look to any Fourth of July celebration.

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4th of July Pool Noodle Wreath

Photo Credit: Angie Holden

For that thick, full wreath look, create your own wreath form with a pool noodle! Then wrap it with festive garland, burlap ribbon, or fabric to make a darling DIY Fourth of July wreath.

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Dollar Store Tinsel Wreath

Grab a wire wreath form and a length of two of Americana tinsel at Dollar Tree, and show your patriotic pride with a sparkly DIY 4th of July wreath. This easy wreath comes together in under 20 minutes!

Which of these patriotic wreaths will you be making? Let me know in the comments below!

Filed Under: Patriotic

DIY Spring Wreath Tutorial: How to Make a Unique Moss Wreath in Minutes!

February 24, 2023 by Bre Leave a Comment

A DIY spring wreath made from a moss purse. What a unique wreath idea for spring or Easter!

Looking for a unique DIY spring wreath to make? Look no further! This beautiful moss wreath is unlike any other!

My sweet grandma recently moved into a senior apartment complex and we quickly learned that having cute door decor is a MUST. Not only does it create a happy atmosphere, but it’s a great conversation starter, too!

I was glad to create a pretty spring door hanger for her that works for the whole spring season (and also for Easter).

And, I’m willing to bet that this DIY spring wreath idea is different from ones you’ve seen before. Not because it’s a moss wreath, but because it’s a moss purse wreath!

Who knew there was such a thing as a moss purse? Not me until I stumbled upon a shelf of moss purses at Michaels!

A moss purse form can be embellished to become a pretty spring wreath or table centerpiece.

Not gonna lie – at first I thought this moss purse form was weird.

But two days later I couldn’t get it out of my mind, so I went back to buy one. And I’m so glad I did because I turned it into the cutest spring wreath! Wait until you see how adorable it is!

DIY Moss Purse Wreath Supplies

These are the supplies I used to make the wreath as shown in this post. Feel free to supplement to make the project your own! Also, some links are affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy for more information.

  • Moss purse form
  • Faux flowers (I used a mix of tulips, peonies, and some smaller white flowers)
  • Plaid wired ribbon
  • Fabric bunny floral pick
  • Floral foam
  • Floral wire
  • Floral cutters
  • Scissors
  • Utility knife

How to Make a Unique DIY Spring Moss Wreath

This pretty wreath comes together in a snap. I think you’ll be surprised how quickly you can make this for your own spring decor!

Floral Foam

The inside of the moss purse is not very large, so begin by cutting a floral foam block into thin pieces, about .25 – .5″ wide.

Put floral foam inside the moss purse.

Then, push the floral foam blocks into the base of the moss purse.

Add Faux Flowers to the Moss Purse

Gather a variety of faux flowers and use floral cutters or diagonals to cut the stems down to the desired size/length.

Push the stems into the floral foam and make sure they’re secure.

Push flowers into floral foam nestled inside of the moss purse.

To make this spring door hanger, I started by putting the pink and yellow tulips in first. Next, I pushed shorter and fluffier faux peonies in underneath the tulips. This helped hide the plastic lining inside the moss purse. Finally, I added a few stems of small white flowers throughout the arrangement.

A variety of faux flowers inside a moss purse.

Embellish with a Bunny Floral Pick & Ribbon

To make this spring wreath festive for Easter, too, I nestled a bunny floral pick in amongst the flowers. If bunnies aren’t your thing, skip this step or opt for a different type of floral pick!

Then I used wired ribbon to make a bow, and I attached that to the front of the moss form.

Use wired ribbon to create a pretty bow for the spring wreath.

Using a little bit of floral wire, I created a hanger on the back handle of the purse so that it could become a wreath.

And that is all it took to make a pretty spring wreath that my grandma will love!

Make a beautiful DIY spring wreath with a moss purse form! This is such lovely spring decor or an Easter decoration!

One thing to note: this moss purse is totally freestanding, so you could use this as a pretty Easter centerpiece or spring table decor if you prefer! Also, switch up the flowers and embellishments, and this could be a really pretty bridal shower centerpiece or birthday party decor!

A moss purse form can become a beautiful table centerpiece! Use it as table decor for Easter, a bridal shower, and more.

I love how “fancy” it is – just like my grandma! It reminds me of how we used to go shopping together. She LOVES shopping! 🙂

If you enjoyed this post, I’d appreciate it if you’d share the love and save this graphic to Pinterest! Oh, and you also might enjoy this other Spring Door Hanger or my DIY egg tray wreath!

Learn how to make a unique DIY spring wreath out of a moss purse form! This beautiful Easter wreath is so easy to make!

Filed Under: Easter

DIY Marbled Nail Polish Ornaments

November 10, 2022 by Bre 7 Comments

Learn how to make nail polish ornaments! This nail polish marbling technique is so easy.

If you want to make gorgeous DIY Christmas ornaments, you must make some DIY marbled nail polish ornaments!

Nail polish marbling has been floating around Pinterest for a long time now, and it’s one of those things that I’ve always wanted to try.  But it kept getting pushed down the list because I couldn’t find just the right thing to marble.  (Or really because I just kept forgetting to do it.)  

Marbled Nail Polish Ornaments are a quick project with fabulous results! Get the full tutorial here and learn how to make them in any shape or color combo!

But then I found some plain ceramic ornaments and I finally had a reason to give the old nail polish marbling technique a try.  

Now I have some GORGEOUS nail polish ornaments adorning my tree, and I love them!    

I have to tell you that this project was SO fun, although a bit stinky.  I recommend doing it outdoors, if at all possible, but at the very least in a well-ventilated space. Otherwise, you’re going to feel like you were trapped in a nail salon – minus the pretty nails.

DIY Nail Polish Ornaments Supplies

With that caveat, here’s what you need to nail polish marble your own ornaments!  Please note that this post contains affiliate links – you can read my full disclosure policy here.

  • Blank ceramic ornaments
  • Nail polish – NOT quick dry!
  • Plastic soaking tub or container
  • Water
  • Popsicle sticks (or other stirring tool that can be thrown away)
  • Paper towels
  • Pretty ribbon or string
  • Disposable gloves
  • Rubbing alcohol

How to Make DIY Nail Polish Ornaments

First up, wipe off the entire ceramic ornament with rubbing alcohol.  This will ensure that it doesn’t have anything on it that will prevent the nail polish from sticking.

Next, fill a plastic container with water.  (And hey, you might want to also watch my “how to do nail polish marbling” video tutorial!)

Holding the nail polish close to the surface of the water, gently pour it onto the water.  

Marbled Nail Polish Ornaments are a quick project with fabulous results! Get the full tutorial here and learn how to make them in any shape or color combo!

TIP: do not pour the nail polish from too high above the water, as it will hit the water too hard and sink to the bottom of the plastic container. You want it to stay on the surface.

Next, use the popsicle stick to gently stir the colors together to create a marbled effect.  

Quickly place the clean ornament onto or into the nail polish.  

Marbled Nail Polish Ornaments are a quick project with fabulous results! Get the full tutorial here and learn how to make them in any shape or color combo!

Remove the ornament from the plastic container and try to shake off the water.

Marbled Nail Polish Ornaments are a quick project with fabulous results! Get the full tutorial here and learn how to make them in any shape or color combo!

Once it’s had a couple of minutes to dry, use a paper towel to gently blot off the excess water droplets. BE CAREFUL because the polish will not be totally dry yet, and you don’t want to ruin your beautiful marbling!  

Hang the ornament to dry somewhere.

Marbled Nail Polish Ornaments are a quick project with fabulous results! Get the full tutorial here and learn how to make them in any shape or color combo!

Cut off the ribbon that came with the ornament and replace it with a pretty ribbon or ornament cording that matches the colors used in the nail polish marbling.

Marbled Nail Polish Ornaments are a quick project with fabulous results! Get the full tutorial here and learn how to make them in any shape or color combo!

TIP: For my snowflake, I used two colors.  My kids used three colors – including a really bold blue – and I think theirs look better.  I would recommend three colors in the same family, as I think that’s what works best!  

Marbled Nail Polish Ornaments are a quick project with fabulous results! Get the full tutorial here and learn how to make them in any shape or color combo!

ANOTHER TIP: If you plan to give these as a gift, give yourself a couple of days lead time. They need to air out a bit before gifting.  

Marbled Nail Polish Ornaments are a quick project with fabulous results! Get the full tutorial here and learn how to make them in any shape or color combo!

These nail polish ornaments are really pretty though. I think the best part about them is each one is totally unique!

This project would also be a great way to use up some of that old polish in your stash!  

Filed Under: Christmas

Dollar Tree Candy Cane Wreath: DIY Christmas Wreath

October 26, 2022 by Bre 7 Comments

Dollar Tree wreath forms and socks are turned into an adorable candy cane wreath!

If you’re looking for a simple, cute, and easy Christmas wreath or Christmas door hanger project, look no further! This DIY Dollar Tree Candy Cane Wreath holiday decor checks all the boxes.

Learn how to make a Dollar Tree candy cane wreath to dress up your front door this Christmas!

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My favorite part about this project is that it uses a totally unexpected supply: socks! Yes, socks. Can you believe it?

This is not your typical wreath made out of candy canes!

The minute I spotted these red and white striped cozy socks at Dollar Tree, I knew exactly what to make with them.

And I’m excited to show you just how to use them, too! (Unless you want to wear them as socks. No tutorial here for that. Wink wink.)

DIY Candy Cane Wreath Supplies

Here are the supplies I used to make this candy cane wreath as shown in this post. Feel free to substitute anything to make this project your own!

Note that most of the linked Dollar Tree items are available to order online in bulk quantities only. That’s wonderful if you’re making this project with a group or for a craft night, for example. If not, it’s probably best to purchase these items in-store.

  • Two Dollar Tree metal candy cane wreath forms. (Yep, Dollar Tree sells more than just circle wreath forms! If you can’t find the wreath form, you can buy their tinsel candy cane decor, remove the tinsel, and use the base as your wreath form)
  • One pair of Snugadoo red and white stripe cozy socks
  • One stem of frosted greenery
  • Two Christmas greenery picks with pinecones (linked are similar)
  • Wide burlap ribbon
  • Floral wire
  • Hot glue sticks and hot glue gun
  • Ornament (I used an old ornament. Linked ornaments are just cute.)
  • Twine or ribbon
  • Scissors
  • Optional: needle with large opening

DIY Dollar Tree Candy Cane Wreath Instructions

This Christmas craft comes together so effortlessly that I know you’re going to love it!

Step One: Cover the Wreath Forms with Socks

Start by sliding one sock over one of the candy cane wreath forms. I started at the curved tip of the candy cane so that the toe of the sock was at that end, and the open part of the sock was at the bottom of the candy cane.

Take the next candy cane wreath form and flip it over. Then, repeat the process of putting the wreath form in the sock.

Use Dollar Tree's candy cane wreath forms and plush socks to make an adorable DIY candy cane wreath.

The socks are a little bit wider than the wreath forms – especially at the top curved part (where the foot would go in the socks).

To deal with that, flip over each of the candy canes and use hot glue to fold over and press down the extra fabric.

Then, hot glue the bottoms of the socks together. (Well, actually, it would be the top of the socks if you were putting them on your feet!)

Check Out These Other Dollar Tree Christmas Crafts!

DIY Snow Globe Candle

DIY Stacked Presents Decor

DIY Fake Snowballs

Step Two: Add the Embellishments

Next, place hot glue in the middle front of one of the candy canes, and press them together so they’re criss-crossed.

Wrap burlap ribbon around the candy canes OR cinch a piece of ribbon with floral wire and attach it to the candy canes.

Then attach greenery stems to the ribbon – also with floral wire.

Dollar Tree supplies like the candy cane wreath form and striped socks come together to make an adorable DIY Christmas wreath.

Attach a cute ornament with twine or floral wire. Bonus points if you find one that’s candy cane-related!

Add embellishments like faux greenery and a Christmas ornament to make this candy cane wreath special.

Step Three: Add a Wreath Hanger

Finally, thread a needle with twine or embroidery floss, and create a loop at the top of the candy canes so that you can hang this festive candy cane wreath on your door!

Learn how to make a DIY candy cane wreath with Dollar Tree supplies! This blog post teaches you everything you need to know.

I swear, these striped socks were just screaming to be saved from being on someone’s stinky feet!

Pretty greenery and an ornament dress up a dollar store DIY wreath.

Let me know what you think of this project! Is this one of the cutest DIY candy cane wreaths you’ve seen? If not, fill me in on those other candy cane decorations ideas you’ve spotted!

I love to hear from you in the comments and on my social media!

Filed Under: Christmas, Dollar Tree

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