Faux Fur Christmas Wreath DIY
A fur ribbon and a Dollar Tree wreath form can make a rustic, woodland wreath come together. In under 15 minutes, this Christmas craft will be hanging on your door so it’s an excellent project for a family craft night.
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Fur Christmas Wreath Craft
Here at Berry and Pine, I’ve been working through my absolutely insane Christmas craft stash. From bows to beads, I’ve been busy making and sharing my holiday projects with you.
Today’s easy Christmas craft idea uses a well-loved wreath form and some 4 inch faux fur ribbon, along with any decorations you’d like. This is a perfect woodland Christmas theme addition, but will add a deep, rich natural accent to any decor.
And the best part: you will be able to use ALL OF THESE SUPPLIES AGAIN! There is no destruction or messy hot glue to deal with, so you can reuse these materials on future projects.
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Christmas Wreath Faux Fur Video Tutorial
If you’re a visual learner like I am, head on over and watch this quick and easy fur wreath come together in my faux fur Christmas crafts video tutorial. While you’re there, be sure to subscribe – we have a lot of fun!
Materials You’ll Need
Below are the materials I used, but check your stash. And, as always, check that clearance section! Gather your supplies and scroll down for the instructions, both here on the page and a printable version.
- 10-12 inch foam wreath form
- 4 inch, 6 feet faux fur ribbon
- sewing pins or wreath pins
- 1.5 inch ribbon (for hanging / bows)
- decorations (I used a sleigh bell ornament and a pine sprig)
- zip ties
- scissors
How to Make a Faux Fur Wreath for Christmas
Below are the instructions for this easy Christmas craft project. Keep this page open and follow along, referencing the video for tips. For a printable version to use for a family or girl’s craft night, scroll down.
First, secure the end of the ribbon in a diagonal along the inside of the wreath form. Use a sewing pin to secure the starting point.
Next, hold the pinned ribbon with one hand, loop the rest of the ribbon up and around the form and through the center.
Loop the ribbon over the far right edge of the previous layer, using pins to secure it in place. The fur will cover the pins with a quick brush of your hand on the fabric.
Repeat the above steps to cover the entire wreath form. Fluff up the fur, adjusting the layers to ensure you can’t see the edges.
Next, use a zip to secure the ornament to the pine sprig to make it easy to attach to the wreath.
Use a zip tie (or two joined together, depending on length) to secure the ornament and pine to the wreath form. Place it about 5 inches to the right of the center where you’ll add your ribbon.
Depending on how heavy your decorations are, do not place them too low or far away from the hanger. It could make the wreath lopsided when hanging.
Double up the 1.5 inch ribbon at the drop height you want the wreath. Bring the looped end from the back of the wreath up through the center. Open the loop, slide the ends through over the top of the wreath and pull tightly.
Tie a knot at the end and hang your handmade holiday wreath.
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- Dollar Tree Gingerbread House – No need for messy (and deflating) puffy paint with my DIY gingerbread house tutorial.
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Faux Fur Christmas Wreath DIY
If you love a rustic style or are decorating in a woodland theme for the holidays, this faux fur wreath is a must-do. It's easy, takes almost no time at all, and the best part is that you can still use all of the supplies again!
Materials
- 4 inch faux fur ribbon, 6 feet long
- 10-12 inch foam wreath form
- sewing pins or wreath pins
- decorations
- zip ties
- 1.5 inch ribbon for hanging
Tools
- Scissors
Instructions
- Secure the end of the ribbon in a diagonal along the inside of the wreath form. Use a sewing pin to secure the starting point.
- Next, hold the pinned ribbon with one hand, loop the rest of the ribbon up and around the form and through the center.
- Loop the ribbon over the far right edge of the previous layer, using pins to secure it in place. The fur will cover the pins with a quick brush of your hand on the fabric.
- Repeat the above steps to cover the entire wreath form. Fluff up the fur, adjusting the layers to ensure you can't see the edges.
- Next, use a zip to secure the ornament to the pine sprig to make it easy to attach to the wreath. Pull tightly and cut off the remaining zip tie end with the scissors.
- Use a zip tie (or two joined together, depending on length) to secure the ornament and pine to the wreath form. Place it about 5 inches to the right of the center where you'll add your ribbon.
- Pull tightly to secure the decorations and cut off the remaining zip tie end with the scissors.
- Double up the 1.5 inch ribbon at the drop height you want the wreath and cut it with the scissors. Bring the looped end from the back of the wreath up through the center. Open the loop, slide the ends through over the top of the wreath and pull tightly.
- Tie a knot at the end and hang your handmade holiday wreath.
Notes
Depending on how heavy your decorations are, do not place them too low or far away from the hanger because it could make the wreath lopsided when hanging.
