Make a full and festive Dollar Tree mesh Christmas wreath using red and white deco mesh, ribbon, tulle, and small ornaments. This beginner-friendly tutorial creates beautiful holiday door decor on a budget.

What you need

14” metal wreath form

3 packages decorative mesh (red)

1 package decorative mesh (white)

1 package white and red sparkly tulle

1 roll red sequin ribbon

15 fuzzy sticks/chenille stems

Hot glue

Hot glue gun

Scissors

Instructions

Create a festive Dollar Tree mesh Christmas wreath using affordable supplies and a simple bundle technique. Layers of red and white deco mesh, sparkly ribbon, tulle, and miniature ornaments give the wreath a full, textured finish that looks far more expensive than it is.

This beginner-friendly Christmas craft is perfect for front doors, mantels, entryways, classrooms, and holiday displays. The classic red and white color scheme works especially well with traditional Christmas decor, candy-cane themes, farmhouse styling, and playful seasonal decorations.

The tutorial uses a 14-inch wire wreath form and approximately 30 decorative bundles. Each bundle is tied with a chenille stem and attached to the frame before being fluffed and shaped.

You can follow the original design or personalize the wreath with bells, snowflakes, greenery, a large bow, a Christmas sign, or ornaments in your preferred colors.

Not only is this project easy to make, but it’s also budget-friendly and it’s perfect for those who want to create something unique and special for their home. The mesh Christmas wreath is a great way to add a touch of festivity to your home during the holiday season, and it’s also a perfect craft to make with kids.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a beautiful and festive mesh Christmas wreath using supplies from the Dollar Tree store. So, grab your materials and let’s get started on creating this charming and budget-friendly Christmas wreath for your front porch or above your mantle.

Start by cutting your fuzzy sticks in half.

Cut all of your ribbon, mesh and tulle into 6 inch lengths.

Roll each piece of mesh into a tighter tube, then roll the tulle diagonally.

Gather your bunches. Use 4 pieces of mesh, ribbon and tulle; using at least 2-3 pieces of the red mesh for the bottom layer of each bunch. To make the bunches, lay each piece on top of the other, in a snowflake-like pattern.

Wrap a chenille stem around each bunch, twisting 3 times. You will be making 30 bunches like this.

Attach the bunches to the wreath frame. Do this by laying the bunch on the front of the wreath, and going to to the back of the wreath, grabbing the two ends of the chenille stem, and attaching them to the two inner wires on the wreath form. To attach, twist the two ends of the chenille stem together 3 times, around the two inner wires. Each section of the wreath form will end up with 5 bunches attached.