Make this adorable Woodland Scarf Wreath for only $8-10 with items purchased at the Dollar Store.
As a lot of you know I live in a small town and don’t have many options when it comes to purchasing craft supplies locally. I checked out our Dollar Tree recently and was able to find a few fun items to craft with. The craft area has a good selection and is usually pretty well stocked. This cute scarf caught my eye so I gathered a few more items to make an adorable wreath using it. There were a couple other scarf designs to choose from along with many seasonal picks and ornaments.
Supplies needed for Woodland Scarf Wreath:
wreath form
scarves (2)
truck ornament with Merry Christmas attached (I took them apart)
pine cone spray
white berry spray
twine
glue gun
wire cutters
Start by folding the scarf in half longwise as shown below. Isn’t this pattern adorable? I feel like you can make a whole Christmas theme around just this scarf, especially if you have young children.
Hot glue the scarf to the wreath form to hold it in place then start wrapping it around the wreath. I used 2 scarves for this wreath. I feel you could probably get away with only one but I like how it looks fuller with more fabric. Start wrapping the second scarf where the first one leaves off. Make sure it ends and begins in the back so the seam doesn’t show.
You can either cut the second scarf and glue the end in place to complete the wreath or leave it long like I did. I like the visual addition the length gives to the wreath. I tied a knot and glued it in place, as shown below. It’s kind of unexpected and fun.
Use wire cutters to cut the pine cones and berries from the stems. Lay out your design then hot glue the pieces in place.
Hot glue the truck in place on the right side of the berries and pine cones. Or you can choose another ornament that goes along with your Christmas theme.
The Merry Christmas sign was hanging from the tires of the truck ornament. It was actually pretty cute but I didn’t like the placement so I cut it off from the ornament and hot glued it to the top of the wreath.
Wrap a piece of twine around the wreath to hang it. You could also hang it from burlap ribbon but I decided against it.
It turned out so cute and was quick and easy to make. Of course, the price was incredible too.
Do you like Dollar Tree crafts? What are you going to create?
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