Holiday Wreath

INSIDE : Learn how to make a stunning abstract Holiday Wreath using silk flowers and berries. Hang it in your home on the wall or on your front door.

I’ve teamed up with some amazing ladies and we are all posting our takes on a Holiday Wreath today. So, be sure to check at the end of my post to see links to all the other creative ideas, too!

I’m so excited to be sharing my simple but festive Holiday Wreath with you today.

Looking for more holiday decor ideas?
– Foraged DIY Advent Wreath
– Holiday Shopping List and Festive Christmas Prints
– Advanced Paper Snowflakes

What supplies do I need to make this wreath for Christmas?

First, I went to my local Hobby Lobby and bought my three supplies.

Grapevine wreath
Bouquet of vibrant green silk leaves
Three small twigs of crystal covered berries

I was half convinced to be done after just setting the leaves and berries on the wreath for my “supply shot”… isn’t it so beautiful in it’s simplicity?

holiday wreath supplies, Delineateyourdwelling.com

How do I make a Holiday wreath?

I cut off about a million of the leaves from the base of the silk plant. Starting at the top center of the wreath, start hot.gluing the leaves with the cut area facing inward. The idea with this wreath is layering.

holiday wreath steps, Delineateyourdwelling.com

Lots and lots and lots of layering. I kept glueing until you couldn’t see anymore of the grapevine wreath.

holiday wreath layering, Delineateyourdwelling.com

Next, I then pulled off all the small glittery red berries. Starting at the inner / top, I started hot.glueing the berries. I only glued them on the inside of wreath.

holiday wreath berries, Delineateyourdwelling.com

I loved the simplicity of the materials and colors.

holiday wreath done, Delineateyourdwelling.com

Lastly, using a simple red ribbon, tie and hang your wreath on the front door.

Christmas wreath, Delineateyourdwelling.com

Thanks for stopping by and checking out my Holiday Wreath. Don’t forget to show some love to the other amazing nine bloggers who joined me today on our Holiday Wreath Blog Hop!