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These little ribbon trees turned out to be adorable Christmas ornaments, too! How to Make Pom Poms for the Pom Pom Wreath: I topped off my ribbon trees with a little ribbon bow that I bought at the dollar store (meant for a miniature tree, I imagine), but you could easily make your own, or just not top the tree with anything in particular. Glue the loops of ribbon to the paper triangle base, starting at the bottom and overlapping the ribbon loops as you go up the tree. Glue the "right" sides of the ribbon together, so you get a slightly pointed loop shape of ribbon. Cut short lengths of ribbon (about 1.5-2" long) and glue the two ends of the piece of ribbon together using a low temperature hot glue gun. I used ribbon that reminded me of striped candy canes because I wanted to play off the felt gingerbread house I was making for the center of the wreath. The trunk of the tree is simply a stick from my backyard glued to the back of the paper triangle tree shape. And I ended up liking that slight curve to the finished tree that it gave, so rather than creating a template, I just bent all my cardstock in half and cut all my trees that way. I folded my carcstock in half so I could easily cut a perfect, symmetrical triangle for the basic tree shape. narrow ribbon (1/2" to 3/4" approximately)Ĭut the cardstock into a triangle shape.sticks from the yard (could also use pretty paper straws).Materials for Two Dimensional Ribbon Trees: I have a fondness for felt as an art medium, too, and it seemed perfect with the yarn in this no-sew textiles craft. This yarn, felt, and ribbon version will last for many years. An actual gingerbread wreath would have been fun, but it would have been eaten by critters pretty quickly, I think. Here it is, my crafty contribution to the DIY Wreath Day of the 12 days of Christmas blog hop! I've been having a lot of fun with my pom pom maker recently, and I absolutely LOVE how this wreath turned out.Īnd you know that Gingerbread is totally my thing (are you going to watch me compete on the Food Network this week?) so incorporating some gingerbread and candy ribbon trees into my design seemed natural. It's Day 1 and we are sharing DIY Wreath Ideas!Īdorable, Easy Yarn Pom Pom Christmas Wreath with a Felt Gingerbread House and Ribbon Trees
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There are 12 different posts in the series and we have spread them out over a four week period with three posts per week. We have teamed up with 50 plus bloggers to bring you a oodles of DIY Ideas and Recipes to make your holiday season merrier. Welcome to Day 1 of the Fourth Annual 12 Days of Christmas Series! Buying Christmas wreaths-especially ones that actually look good-can be so expensive! But between my pom pom wreath craft and the other amazing DIY Christmas wreath crafts from my fellow bloggers in the 12 days of Christmas blog hop, you're sure to find some wreath you'll want to make. And if you want to dress up the design of this Christmas wreath, I'm showing you how to make adorable little ribbon trees and a tiny felt gingerbread house, too.
I love the contrast of the old rustic tire holder paired with the fresh bright flowers.This sweet DIY yarn pom pom Christmas wreath is a simple Christmas craft anyone can do.
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