Love the design of this modern Christmas wreath! If you have an embroidery hoop, ribbon, and some wood, you can make your own with this simple tutorial!
Sooo… who’s ready for Christmas?? If you’re following me on Instagram, you’ll know that we’ve already had a big dump of snow up here in Northern Alberta (ugh… I know). It’s getting me in the mood for Christmas! Since our 12 Months of DIY Challenge was to use ribbon, I figured everyone would forgive me for one really really early Christmas post! Right? It’s worth it for this Modern Christmas Wreath.
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How to make your own Modern Christmas Wreath
Honestly, when I realized ribbon was this month’s item, I was pretty stumped. What will I make with ribbon? But the snow inspired me to make a wreath so I went for it! I hope you like my modern take on a Christmas wreath.
Materials:
- Cricut Explore
- Vinyl (or just a photo to stencil)
- Plywood
- Scroll Saw
- 20″ Embroidery Hoop
- Black Spray Paint
- Velvet ribbon (black and olive)
- Pine branch
To start, I used my Cricut Explore to cut the stencils I wanted to use on my wreath.
Then came the fun part! I put my newly cut vinyl stencils on top of my plywood and traced them with a pencil. If you don’t have a Cricut, you can cut out any shape on paper and trace it onto the wood.
Next, I used my scroll saw for the intricate cutting. Since I have a very fine blade (which I recommend using), I was able to cut any angle. When the wood pieces are cut out, you can drill a hole into them to pull the string through to hang the wood pieces up.
Next, I spray painted my embroidery hoop black, because I liked the contrast against my white front door.
Finally, I gathered my velvet ribbon, pine branches, and wood pieces, and I used the space between the two embroidery hoop rings to hold all of them in place. The branch was tied on with string at the back instead.
I hope I helped you get in the mood for Christmas!
Now it’s time to see the rest of the DIY ribbon project ideas from my Canadian blogging friends!
From the top left, they are:
Upcycled Ribbon Cocktail Napkins from PMQ for Two
Faux Greenery Big Satin Bow Grapevine Wreath from Time With Thea
DIY String Art Using Ribbon from Vin’yet Etc.
Shabby Chic Christmas Wrapping Ideas from The DIY Mommy
Ribbon Tassel Keychain from Brooklyn Berry Designs
Make Your Own Advent Calendar with Ribbon from Sustain My Craft Habit
Mini Wreath Ornaments from Love Create Celebrate
DIY Gift Tag Ribbon Garland Made With Old Christmas Cards from Woman In Real Life
Hand Painted Ribbon from Fresh Crush
DIY Sunglasses Storage & Display Organizer from Heather in Heels
DIY Ribbon Tassel Garland from Lifeovereasy
Ribbon Wall Hanging from Life Is A Party
I am literately swooning over this wreath! It has everything I love the rich colours, that contrast of black and the delish green velvet ribbon!!! Oh my, perfection!!!
This is such a unique and beautiful wreath. And it’s never too early for Christmas crafting (and knitting). Christmas music, no. But crafts, yes. (Otherwise I’d never get them done in time.) You did an amazing job!
I have to say you created a work of art when designing and making this wreath. It really is a very special piece. I love the velvet ribbon and how you placed it on the wreath. Simplay stunning!
Thank you so much Thea! One of my good friends helped me make sure it was perfect :)
Love your wreath. It’s so perfectly simple, and perfectly you. Great ribbon project.
Thank you my friend!! I was so happy with it when I was done!
This is simple and totally totally beautiful – I love it. the velvet ribbon with the wood and the contrast of black and white are amazing.
This is so chic! I would have loved to have it in my Holiday wreath blog hop next week!
I love the shade of green and the hoop. I am totally in love with hoop wreathes this year.
I am totally smitten with your wreath! It’s so modern and simple, just gorgeous!
So pretty! I love simple wreaths, and this one is very unique. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you! I’m really diggin’ the simple, modern look this year.