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What you need
Hot Glue Gun
3 White Star ornaments from Dollar Tree
Clear Gems from Dollar Tree in the floral section
White and Silver Foam Balls in the bridal section at Dollar Tree
Instructions
If you love the look of neutral Christmas decor, this Dollar Tree White Star Christmas Wreath is such a pretty way to decorate your front door without spending a fortune. The combination of a rustic grapevine wreath, soft greenery and crisp white stars gives it that relaxed farmhouse Christmas look that feels festive without being overly traditional.
I especially love the asymmetrical style of this wreath. Instead of covering the entire wreath form, the greenery and stars are clustered along one side, allowing plenty of the natural grapevine to show through. It makes the finished wreath feel lighter, more modern and much more expensive than the simple supplies suggest.
This is also a great Dollar Tree Christmas wreath idea if you enjoy taking inexpensive decorations and turning them into something that looks completely different. White star ornaments, faux greenery and a few frosted or metallic accents are all you need to create a beautiful layered design. You can follow the arrangement shown here or move the stars and foliage around until the balance feels right for your own door.
The soft white, sage green and natural brown colour palette works beautifully with farmhouse, Scandinavian, rustic and neutral Christmas decorating. Hang it on a white door for a soft winter look, or place it against a darker front door so the white stars really stand out. Best of all, it is an easy Christmas wreath project that you can customize with whatever inexpensive greenery, berries or ornaments you already have in your craft stash.
Using the wire cutters start cutting short sections of the lamb’s ear.
After I had all of the greenery where I wanted it. I added a good amount of hot glue to the backside of the white star ornaments and then pressed them firmly onto the grapevine wreath.
I then added some of the clear gems and white foam balls adding a dab of hot glue onto the backside and pressing firmly onto the grapevine wreath
I then added a line of glue along the stem and pressed it firmly onto the grapevine wreath. Watch your fingers so you don’t burn them with glue.
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