Frugal Winter Wreath

Here is my new wreath for Winter.  It was super easy to make, and cost only a few dollars.

Here is what you will need:

Cardboard

Yarn

Plastic Snowflakes ($1 @ Walmart)

A Glitter Star (1$ @ Walmart)

Hot Glue

Exacto Knife

Scissors

Optional (faux pearls)

You will need one large kitchen bowl, and one small bowl, to use as a stencil for your wreath.  I cut the cardboard out with an exacto knife.  Then I wrapped my fat yarn around it, until the cardboard was completely covered.  I glued down the end of the yarn to the back side of the wreath. Next I cut the string off of the star ornament.  I used this small piece of string to make a hanger for my wreath on the backside.  I used hot glue and a snowflake to make it pretty.

Then I continued to hot glue the snowflakes, star ornament, and some faux pearls, to the front of the wreath. For only a few bucks, I am pleasantly pleased with how it turned out. 

Happy Winter time!

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