Burlap Wreath Tutorial

This is the easiest DIY Burlap Wreath ever!!

So I wanted to provide you a tutorial to do your own. You still have enough time. And I am sure you have an empty space to hang or lay another wreath. Or what about the one person you haven’t figured out what to buy yet?

This is perfect and doesn’t take much time at all.

All you need is:

14″ Foam Wreath – you can use any size, but this is the most common to size to hang
36×36 Burlap Fabric
Scissors

First cut your strips of fabric.

Above I mentioned that you needed a 36×36 piece of burlap. However, if you can’t find 36×36, you can manage. Just figure that you need about 60 18″ strips of burlap with a 1″ width. And your strips can be shorter or longer than 18″. I just happened to cut mine that length and while it looks great, yours will as well. I would just be cautious of cutting too short.

Next you will want to tie your strips, double knotted, to the foam wreath.

Continue to do that until you have used all of the strips.

Once you are finished, you will then want to cut the strings…where the burlap begins to unravel.

But because there will be plenty, flip it over so that you are looking at the backside, and start there first. Once you are done, the busy-ness of the front side won’t overwhelm you so much!

And there you have it! A completed Burlap Wreath that you created yourself.

For some reason, Burlap seems to be very popular and I have used it in both my Fall and now my Christmas Design. This week I will highlight Burlap in a round-up of how and where I have used and include some other bloggers as well. Stay tuned.

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