DIY Cotton Wreath
I can’t think of a better way to celebrate the upcoming Fall season than with pure nature, cotton is one of those things that comes to mind! I stopped at some of the local craft stores looking at Cotton Wreaths and the sticker shock had me thinking I could easily make my own. For about $14 dollars and 45 minutes of my time, I had a beautiful cotton wreath!
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Supplies
Grapevine Wreath 18″
Ribbon of your choice
Faux Cotton Ball Branches
Floral wire
Wire cutters
Hot Melt Glue Gun and Glue Sticks
Directions
Take the cotton branches and cut the excess of the stems with wire cutters.
Place one branch on the grapevine wreath and secure it to the wreath using wire floral. Tuck the end of the stem under one of the vines.
I had a few cottons that were sticking up a little too much so I hot glued the cotton to the wreath
Place the next stem underneath the first stem, layering the branches and secure with more wire.
Continue adding the stems until the wreath is completely covered to your liking.
You can arrange and add more cotton balls when you are done making the wreath and secure with a dab of hot glue here and there.
Tie a piece of twine or burlap ribbon to the back of the grapevine wreath for hanging and you’re done!
Hang it on a wall or door, or layer it over a mirror!
It’s the perfect little wreath that adds a little bit of nature, a little bit of rustic and a little bit of farmhouse!
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i love your wreath…..and the cost to make it. i have seen them sold for so much more.
Thanks Laura, The cheapest I saw was $60, crazy
LOVE. LOVE, LOVE this!
Thank you so much Danielle!
I love this Kristin and actually have the materials on hand, so will definitely make one for my office!
Oh good, have fun making the wreath, super easy 🙂
This project turned out so darling! I love a cotton wreath!
Thank you so much Ashley, I appreciate that 🙂
This looks great! I bought one like this, but it cost way more!
Thank you Jennifer!
This is so sweet – I just want to wrap myself up in all the fuzziness! Thanks for the tutorial, and for being on this hop!
Thanks for all of your hard work!
Gorgeous Kristin!! I love all the beautiful texture your wreath has!! Happy Fall friend! xo Heather
Thank you Heather, happy fall to you too!
So pretty, Kristin! And so much cheaper than buying it in a store. I can never believe how pricey cotton wreaths are!
Thanks Lauren!
This turned out amazing! I love a cotton wreath but they are always sold out when I want one! This is such an easy tutorial, I’ll have to make one for myself!
Thank you so much Jenna!
I’ve always loved the look of a cotton wreath, and good to know I could have one for under $15! I may break down and make one this year! XO