Spoon Holiday Wreath

INSIDE : Learn how to create a simple and inexpensive Plastic Silverware Spoon Holiday Wreath for this Christmas season. It’s the most perfect wall decor.

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This post has been updated since it’s original December 2014 publish date.

I love decorating for the holidays, but if you saw my Christmas Home Tour, you’ll know I love using what I have with slight tweaks (almost always spray paint) to keep costs low and trends high.

I saw this wreath first at Nesting Place and fell in love big time. Today I am putting my little spin on it and sharing my Spoon Holiday Wreath.

I love how simple the supplies are for this project!

Supplies need to make a Spoon Wreath

(I ended up not using the straws)

Plastic spoons (at least 50 count)
Rust-Oleum Metallic Gold Spray Paint
Hot glue
Wide Ribbon
Red Pom Pom Ribbon

How to make a wreath from spoons

Spray paint spoons

My little tweak to the amazing Nesting Place’s wreath was to give the clear spoons a gold ombre’ effect.

I set my spoons in a line and gave the cup portion of the spoon a few light coats. It worked perfectly.

Okay, time to be super honest. This is the most lovely wreath but after spray painting the spoons, the hot glue wasn’t fully adhesive… I had to really layer on the glue.

My learning lesson is this, be judicious with the spray paint. Keep the area you are gluing clear of paint for better adhesion.

Glue spoons

With the spoon resting on a flat surface, add a dab of glue just below the bowl portion of the spoon and then near the end of the handle.

Immediately lay another spoon on top for a stacked look. This begins the wreath form.

Once my wreath was completed, I hung it with a wide black ribbon and created “berries” by wrapping red pom poms into a ball. A little addition of greenery and it was done!

Simple. Lovely. Festive.

I adore the geometric look of this wreath!