Create a Stunning Wreath with
Fruit and Foliage
This bountiful Christmas
wreath is actually two -- a smaller wreath form adorned with apples, Key limes,
pinecones, and boxwood fits perfectly inside a larger wreath decorated with
limes, lemon leaves, berries, cypress, thistle, and bells of Ireland. To make
this festive door decoration, add the elements above to florist's foam circles
with pins and hot glue.
Use Apples to
Create a Medallion Wreath
Green-and-red
apples on this unusual Christmas wreath make it pop with color. Cover a 9-inch
foam circle with green sheet moss (available at crafts stores), using hot glue
to secure the moss.
Combine Boxwood
and Fruit for a Diamond Christmas Wreath
This festive
design shows you how to make Christmas wreaths that look fresh and smell
fragrant. Start with pears, berries, eucalyptus, and evergreen boxwood. Insert
a 5-inch wooden skewer into the bottom of each pear. Place hot glue on the
skewers and push them into a 9-inch square boxwood wreath. Insert sprigs of
seeded eucalyptus and faux berries around pears, securing with hot glue.
Use Lotus Pods
to Add Detail to Christmas Wreaths
Unexpected
materials can add texture and inspiration when you're trying to decide how to
make Christmas wreaths that are a bit out of the ordinary. Here, dried lotus
pods become fun holiday baubles on this natural Christmas wreath. Hot-glue moss
to a 9-inch wreath form, covering it completely. Then add lotus pods in a
random pattern to the wreath. Finish by adhering fresh or faux leaves and
arborvitae sprigs to the moss around the lotus pods.
Transform Nuts
into a Star Wreath
This nut-studded
star wreath will add a punch of holiday cheer to your front door, as well as
show holiday guests how to make Christmas wreaths with unusual materials. Wrap
an 18-inch wire star wreath form with ribbon and hot-glue in place. Glue mixed
nuts to the entire form in a random pattern, then glue fresh bay leaves around
the perimeter of the wreath behind the nuts.
Try Fragrant
Fruit in a Christmas Wreath
Turn dried
oranges and lemons into a circle of refreshing color. For a different visual
pop, try a mix of lemons and limes. Garnish with evergreen, ribbon, and baubles
for a fancy.
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