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What you need
Burlap Ribbon
Wreath From
Craft Glue
Evergreen Branches
Branch Sprigs
Instructions
DIY Burlap Winter Wreath with Lace and Evergreen
There’s something lovely about the combination of rough burlap and delicate lace. Add soft ribbon and a little greenery, and you have a wreath that feels perfectly suited to a cosy winter home.
I especially like the restrained colours in this design. The textures have room to shine, from the open weave of the hessian to the fine stripes in the bow. It’s a lovely choice for anyone who enjoys farmhouse decorating or prefers a quieter seasonal display.
This DIY burlap winter wreath was shared by Helen H. Thank you, Helen, for the inspiration!
If you’re looking for a larger festive project, try our giant pool noodle Christmas wreath.
Instructions
1. Cover the Wreath Form
Secure the end of your burlap ribbon behind the form. Wrap it around, overlapping slightly until the base is concealed. Fasten the finishing end at the back.
2. Add the Lace
Spiral narrow ivory lace around the covered ring, leaving generous gaps of burlap visible. Secure both ends behind.
3. Make the Bow
Layer wide ivory ribbon with a narrower striped ribbon. Form loops, pinch the centre and secure with floral wire. Add long tails and cover the centre fastening with ribbon.
4. Attach the Bow
Fasten it at the top of the wreath. Arrange the tails inside the opening and tuck a small evergreen sprig beneath the centre.
5. Decorate the Bottom
Arrange evergreen sprigs spreading outward from the lower centre. Add lightweight twig pieces, then secure everything with ties or suitable adhesive.
6. Hang and Finish
Add a secure hanging loop around the form. Check the balance and all attachments before displaying.
Choose artificial greenery for a reusable wreath and display somewhere sheltered from moisture.
You will need a wreath form like this 12 ” Wreath
start by wrapping your wreath from in Burlap Strips or wide Burlap ribbon. Once it is covered add a light-coloured lace
over the top as shown in the picture. Add a wide bow to the top and finish off the bottom with Evergreen sprigs
and small log pieces.
This photo was contributed by Helen. H who is a member of our Facebook Christmas Crafts group.

















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