DIY Dollar Tree Winter Swag Wreath
Have fun making this DIY Dollar Tree Winter Swag Wreath.
Easy homemade DIY Dollar Store Holiday Christmas wreath that will make your home look amazing.
Simple Dollar Tree craft projects for the Holiday season.
Cheap and budget friendly craft project using Dollar Tree products.
This Christmas tree wreath will be your new favorite Holiday craft.
Add some Holiday cheer to your home with this Dollar Tree wreath DIY.
Get ready to make the best DIY Dollar Tree Winter Swag Wreath.
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How to Make DIY Dollar Tree Winter Swag Wreath
Open up the boxes of the white Christmas trees and remove the bases.
You can toss those in the trash.
Lay the trees so the ends are overlapping each other.
Secure with a good amount of hot glue and some twine.
Use the twist tie on the back of the bow to secure it to the center of where the trees meet and tie it back tightly.
Using wire cutters or scissors clip off sections of the gold berries and add those to either side of the bow, securing it with hot glue
I next laid the pine picks in an x shape and secure them to the backside of the trees with hot glue, allowing them to stick out a bit
I then added the berries with hot glue randomly around the gold berries on both sides
Add some of the silver pieces of the vase filler to add some extra color!
Enjoy
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DIY Dollar Tree Winter Swag Wreath
Ingredients
- 2 Dollar Tree White Christmas trees
- Hot Glue Gun
- Dollar Tree gold berries
- Dollar Tree Red berries frosted white on top
- Dollar Tree Red and Black Bow
- Dollar Tree Glitter Vase Filler
- Dollar Tree Pine picks these come in a bag
- Twine or string
- Scissors
Instructions
- Open up the boxes of the white Christmas trees and remove the bases. You can toss those in the trash. Lay the trees so the ends are overlapping each other. Secure with a good amount of hot glue and some twine.
- Use the twist tie on the back of the bow to secure it to the center of where the trees meet and tie it back tightly.
- Using wire cutters or scissors clip off sections of the gold berries and add those to either side of the bow, securing it with hot glue
- I next laid the pine picks in an x shape and secure them to the backside of the trees with hot glue, allowing them to stick out a bit
- I then added the berries with hot glue randomly around the gold berries on both sides
- Add some of the silver pieces of the vase filler to add some extra color!
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