Cottontail Farm Wreath

Cottontail Farm Wreath

Spring is a season of joy and new beginnings, and there’s no better way to celebrate it than by adding some festive decor to your home. A beautiful Easter wreath is a perfect DIY project to add a touch of charm to your home this Easter. The Cottontail Farm Wreath is a delightful and easy-to-make wreath that will make your home look stunning.

Let’s make a Cottontail Farm Wreath

Cottontail Farm Easter Wreath

Materials

  • 14″ metal wreath frame
  • 6″ deco mesh – 2 rolls of 4 colors
  • Small clips
  • 4″ zip ties
  • Round sign
  • 2 Wood Beads
  • Twine
  • Glue gun & glue sticks
  • Wood Burner
  • Glass mat

Using the wood burner cut 8″ sections of each color of deco mesh for a total of 60 “bundles”.

Cottontail Farms Easter Wreath

Making Deco Bundles

  1. Choose two 8″ sections in two different colors.
  2. Stack the two sections.
  3. Scrunch the sections in the center and hold with a small clip.
  4. Take a 4″ zip tie and weave between metal bars on the wreath.
  5. Remove the clip from sections and attach to wreath using the zip tie. Cut the tail of zip tie.
  6. Repeat Steps 1 – 5 attaching sections to wreath alternating bars. There will be a total of 9 sections with 1 on the crossbar. Arrange bundles in a “zig-zag” pattern around the wreath.

Cut a piece of twine and thread one of the beads onto the twine. Tie a knot on one end.

Thread the twine through the holes in the sign. Thread the second bead and tie a knot.

Mark the back of the sign on both sides. Cut two lengths of twine and hot glue to back of sign at marked locations.

Attach the sign to the wreath by tying the twine to the center bars making sure the sign is centered on the front.

Cut a section of twine and tie ends together. Loop through the second bar of the wreath.

Hang & enjoy!!

Tips and Tricks

  • To make your wreath look even more festive, add some Easter eggs or other decorations to it.
  • Experiment with different color combinations to find the perfect look for your home.
  • Don’t be afraid to get creative and add your own personal touch to the wreath.

This wreath is a perfect way to welcome the spring season and celebrate Easter with your loved ones.

So, get creative and make your own Cottontail Farm Wreath today! Show me your wreath in the comments below. I’d love to see them!

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Cottontail Farm Wreath

Cottontail Farm Wreath

This Cottontail Farm Wreath is a fun and easy DIY project that will add a festive touch to your home this Easter. With just a few materials and a little bit of time, you can create a beautiful wreath that will bring a smile to everyone's face.

Materials

  • 14" metal wreath frame
  • 6" deco mesh - 2 rolls of 4 colors
  • Small clips
  • 4" zip ties
  • Round sign
  • 2 Wood Beads
  • Twine

Tools

  • Glue gun & glue sticks
  • Wood Burner
  • Glass mat

Instructions

  1. Using the wood burner cut 8" sections of each color of deco mesh for a total of 60 "bundles".
  2. Choose two 8" sections in two different colors.
  3. Stack the two sections.Stack the two sections.
  4. Scrunch the sections in the center and hold with a small clip.
  5. Take a 4" zip tie and weave between metal bars on the wreath.
  6. Remove the clip from sections and attach to wreath using the zip tie. Cut the tail of zip tie.
  7. Repeat Steps 1 - 5 attaching sections to wreath alternating bars. There will be a total of 9 sections with 1 on the crossbar. Arrange bundles in a "zig-zag" pattern around the wreath.
  8. Cut a piece of twine and thread one of the beads onto the twine. Tie a knot on one end.
  9. Thread the twine through the holes in the sign. Thread the second bead and tie a knot.
  10. Mark the back of the sign on both sides. Cut two lengths of twine and hot glue to back of sign at marked locations.
  11. Attach the sign to the wreath by tying the twine to the center bars making sure the sign is centered on the front.
  12. Cut a section of twine and tie ends together. Loop through second bar of the wreath.
  13. Hang & enjoy!!

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