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How to Make a Classic Christmas Wreath

Learn how to make your own classic Christmas wreath. With realistic greens, along with red and white berries, you will love this traditional holiday DIY Christmas wreath.

Classic Christmas Wreath DIY

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! And nothing welcomes the holiday season like a traditional, classic Christmas wreath! I love making wreaths and hanging them in my home for each season. Today I am going to show you how easy and budget-friendly it is to use a variety of greenery and berries to DIY a classic Christmas wreath!

Classic Christmas wreath diy: faux evergreen wreath with red and white berries and a plaid bow hanging on a glass door.

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Supplies

For this wreath, I used a few simple supplies:

To protect your fingers when using the hot glue, you may want to use these silicone finger protectors.

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collage of process of decorating an artificial evergreen wreath, with red and white berries

Easy Step by Step Wreath Assembly

This wreath comes together so easily, in less than 30 minutes

  1. Lay your evergreen wreath down and fluff up all of the branches.
  2. Next, cut apart your berry stems and greenery stems, leaving a few inches of the stem.
  3. Arrange the greenery stems. When you are happy with the placement, bend the stem and add some hot glue. Tuck the stem into the wreath. BE VERY CAREFUL when using hot glue! I highly recommend using these hot glue finger protectors. You may also want to use a popsicle stick to tuck and press the stems into the wreath.
  4. Repeat the process with all of the greenery and berries.
  5. Then, use the ribbon of your choice to make a bow. I will be sharing a post and video soon.
  6. When finished, make a hanger from ribbon, twine or floral wire. Attach it to the back of the wreath.
  7. Hang and Enjoy!
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Wreath Making Tips

  • Before you begin, be sure to fluff of the branches of your evergreen wreath.
  • Mix greenery for a variety of textures to elevate your wreath.
  • I highly recommend using these hot glue finger protectors.
  • You may also want to use a popsicle stick to tuck and press the stems into the wreath.
Classic Christmas wreath diy: faux evergreen wreath with red and white berries and a plaid bow hanging on a glass door.

Where can I hang my wreath?

Hang your Classic Christmas Wreath on a door to welcome guests. You may also like to hang it on an on an interior door or wall for instant holiday decor. You may enjoy hanging it on a mirror too!

blogger holding a DIY Classic Christmas wreath

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I hope you give this DIY Christmas wreath a try! Please let me know in the comments below if you make one of your own. If you post it, please tag me. I would love to see your beautiful creations!

More Holiday Wreath Ideas

Enjoy more wreath ideas from my friends!

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Classic Christmas wreath diy: faux evergreen wreath with red and white berries and a plaid bow hanging on a glass door.

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12 Comments

  1. Such a simple and lovely wreath!! There’s is something so classic and nostalgic about basic red and green decor for Christmas:) I just love it!!

  2. Lynne I love your classic wreath and that picture of you holding it is gorgeous. Happy holidays friend!

  3. What a gorgeous traditional Christmas wreath. I adore the bow!!!
    Merry Christmas,
    Kippi

  4. The plaid does it for me! I always love a classic Christmas wreath. Happy to hop with you.

  5. Lynne – I love this wreath, and thank you so much for the easy to follow instructions. I’m pretty sure you can’t have too many wreaths around the house for the holidays; on the front door, hanging on the mantel, hanging on cabinet doors… they really do make the whole house feel festive and warm. I am pinning this for future…the project list for THIS Christmas is already too long! I’ll be showing up in your link parties in December! Happy Thanksgiving – and I too love the picture of you!!

    1. Thank you so much, Kristine! It is always so wonderful to connect with you! I hope you and your family enjoyed a beautiful Thanksgiving holiday!
      I agree…never too many wreaths, especially during the holiday season! I am looking forward to seeing all of your Christmas projects. Merry Christmas, my friend!

  6. Christine says:

    I absolutely love that wreath. I love the plaid ribbon. I’m trying to find it. Can you tell me where ya got it? I have a weakness for Christmas and this is just perfect to add to my collection. Thank you for sharing and the info.

    1. Hi Christine! Thank you so much! I got it at Michaels a couple of years ago. They have a couple of similar plaids this year. I hope that helps you. Merry Christmas!

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