Christmas Ornament Wreath
Make your own Yarn Ball and Ornament Wreath for the holiday season! Simple to make, and easy to customize with your favourite colours!
I wanted to share with you one of my most favourite wreaths ever! I made this one a few years ago, after I saw similar ones in Starbucks. I remember when I saw these my heart did a little pitter patter! So I sipped my eggnog latte while I studied them very carefully, then I ran, literally ran to Michaels to buy the supplies to make one for myself.
Putting together a wreath like this, is really quite easy. All you need are a few simple and easy to find supplies, and about 1 hour, or more depending on how fast you want to work. So get your glue gun ready, it’s time to make a wreath!
Christmas Ornament Wreath
Make your own Yarn Ball and Ornament Wreath for the holiday season! Simple to make, and easy to customize with your favourite colours!
- Total Time: 60 minutes
Ingredients
Here’s what you need:
- 1 grapevine wreath
- ~ 40 shatterproof ornaments in red – I used 3 types: shiny (glittery and matte balls)
- 2 sizes of styrofoam balls (about 35)
- 2 shades of green yarn
- glue gun
Instructions
Here’s how to:
- Wrap the styrofoam balls in the yarn.
- Then with your glue gun, randomly glue on the balls. Go wild!
- Tip! I find it easier to glue on the ornaments when I hang the wreath on a door first. That way you can see what you’re doing a lot easier.
- Yes, it’s really that easy!
Keywords: Christmas wreath, ornament wreath, yarn ball wreath
I love it so much! And it looks so pretty and festive on my Christmas porch! The great thing about this wreath is that you can make it with any ornaments of any colour…tailor it to your Christmas decor!
Jo-Anna, I love this! The colors and textures are terrific. I wish I had a covered front porch! I have some craft store coupons to use and I think this may be my next project! I have a space on my kitchen door that could use some Holiday cheer. Thanks so much for sharing!
I love the wreath..the mix of yarn balls & ornaments is really pretty. I am always so impressed with people who make their own wreaths..I know I couldn’t pull it off!
So stinkin cute! Love it!!!
Question, who designed your blog?? I love it!!
adorable, looks expensive!
Hi Jo-Anna. Since my computer died I haven’t been reading my favorite blog as often. So, I just read through all of your posts that I’ve missed over the past week or so. I love all your Christmas decorating and projects!!
I made those sweet potato biscuits last night to go with creamy potato soup. Boy are those delicious! That recipe is definitely a keeper. : )
~ Catie
I love it! The pictures are gorgeous and I love the color of yarn you used! I want to make one:)
I remembered those as well and made a mental note to give it a try which I did this year. They are such fun and other than taking a little time not hard to make. I posted it a couple of days ago along with the little ones the kids made. I like the fullness of yours. I ran out of balls but you’ve made me think to add more.
SO SO pretty! I love it 🙂
very nice! I love the yarn and glass combination.
That is lovely. I can see why your heart did a little pitter-pat. I love the contrasts of shiny and soft and red and green.
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visiting from The Girl Creative linky party- SUCH a pretty wreath! I can see why it’s your fav 😀 I love the mix of the different finishes on the ornaments and the different textured yarns- fantastic job!!!
What a very pretty wreath! I love the look of the shiny red ornaments along with the shades of green yarn. So pretty!
This is my first time at your blog! I love it! I’m your newest follower! Stop on by sometime. I have a weekly linky party called Terrific Under Ten Tuesdays. It’s for projects made for $10 or less. I would love to have you!
soo pretty!
I love the contrast between the yarn and the shiny ornaments.
Kathy
I LOVE, LOVE this wreath! I am so going to make it. I love Eggnogg lattes too. That’s all I drink all holiday season from Starbucks. 🙂
Wow! You are a Christmas crafting genius! So glad I found your project via Centsational Girl.
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Be Merry and Bright!
I love this so much!!
I adore this! But I hate how you make it sound so easy! I’m not sure I could pull it off, but I would love to give it a try! Thinking of trying it in purples and golds… I don’t think I could bear to see my finished project if it completely flopped though! 🙁
It’s gorgeous, very well done!
Shirley
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