What you need
Recycled Puzzle Wreath
Green Spray Paint
Red Paint
Craft glue
Ribbon for hanging
Instructions
Start by laying out your puzzle pieces on some newspaper.
Spray paint them with a thin layer of green spray paint.
Apply a few light coats till the pieces are well covered.
Lay the pieces over the top of each other to form the wreath gluing each piece as you go.
To make a bigger wreath lay the pieces 2-3 pieces wide.
Using the red paint place drops of red paint onto each piece to represent holly berries.
Glue on a ribbon bow and a small thin cord for hanging.
Use some glitter to line the edges for a extra festive feel.
All done!
WOW, what an excellent project to do with the little ones. Plenty of jigsaw puzzles laying around in peoples homes with bits missing – just waiting to be thrown out – ask your neighbours and yes, visit the charity shops, they are often given puzzles that can’t be sold as there are bits missing – thats a bonus for this project. Also, you can mix some colours as well by painting the pieces say two or three different colours – Christmas could be red, green and brown. A lovely uncomplicated project that I shall do. I am 61, hardly a kid, but I love making things, don’t care anyway just enjoy life and our talents. Thank you for sharing this wondeful idea. Mike
I did this puzzle wreath with my grandson when he was 6 years old. We added little Christmas ornaments. My grandson is now 19 years old and his mother still puts out this little wreath at Christmas time.
These are cute!!! I also made them in different colours, which turned out great!! 🙂
I love it, its adorable. way to go!
I made these last year and people loved them. I used the newspaper I sprayed the puzzle pieces on to wrap them.
What a great idea!
these are great! i made 10 of them. however, they take much longer than 30 minutes to make. but worth the effort!