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Home » christmas » Make a Vintage Ornament Wreath (tutorial)!!

christmas, decorating, diy, holiday, tutorial · December 21, 2011

Make a Vintage Ornament Wreath (tutorial)!!

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Do you have a collection that you love to display at Christmas? I bought some vintage Christmas ornaments about 10 years ago. They are scratched up with wear but beautiful to me. I love to think of all of the Christmases these ornaments have seen, the memories they have made in all of those years!!

I have put them on my tree over the years, but sadly a few have been dropped and been broken. So this year I decided that I wanted to find a way to display these little treasures that will show them off and keep them safe. I bought a white wreath at Michaels for $5. It’s a little retro looking and I thought it would be perfect to display my vintage ornament collection.

Here’s how I made my wreath:

  • I wanted to display the ornaments without ruining them. I took some wire and attached the ornaments with wire, twisting the wire securely. That way I can take them off whenever I want. But they are secure enough that they will be safe.

  • I added a few newer ornaments to fill in the wreath and add a little bling.

  • Then I added a bow to the side.

This wreath took me 1/2 hour to make and I love looking at it in my kitchen. It really shows off my little ornament collection!!

I hope YOU are having a great December and making memories with the people you love. Thanks for letting me share my little project with you!!

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 PS — There are only FOUR days left!! What are you doing today?? We are making Gingerbread Houses 🙂

 

 

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