This snowman wreath is such a cute wreath to make. You will be using lots of fun pieces and colors that help turn your wreath form into a fun fabulous focal point this winter. Grab the supplies and tools you need to make a Snowman Wreath and let’s get started!
How to Make a Snowman Wreath
Are you looking for a unique and fun way to spruce up your front door this winter? Look no further than the snowman wreath! You won’t believe how easy it is to make. Let me show you step-by-step exactly how to make your own. So before long, you’ll have a cheery door decoration that even snowman lovers would approve of! So read on and let’s get started making your own festive creation today!
My favorite thing about snowman wreaths is they can be used all winter long. They are the perfect wreath to hang up after you take down those Christmas decorations. I love that they are super cute and help with those after Christmas blues.
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Ingredients
Canvas Burlap Snowman
Garland
Snow-covered greenery
Floral pins
Directions
- Start by examining your wreath. The right side of this wreath will be left exposed so take a look and see which section of your wreath form looks the best. This will be the section you will leave empty so go ahead and get your wreath positioned so that section is on your top right.
- Check out your snowman and find some attachment points. Poke a hole in and out so you can attach the snowman to the wreath.
Thread a cable tie through the holes you just created. You will then thread it through your wreath form. - Now you have your Snowman Burlap plush on the left side of your wreath. Be sure to cut your extra zip tie strands off.
Now to start building your wreath around your snowman.
Cut 5 pieces off your garland and see how many we will end up using. You will need to move these pieces around to look their best. - Dip the end of a piece of garland into your glue pot. Push it upward into your grapevine wreath and it leaves your greenery hanging downward.
Continue around under your snowman and do the same thing with your greenery garland piece - Now with your third piece of garland dip it in your glue pot and place it on the left side coming out horizontally from the wreath.
With the fourth piece of garland after dipping in into hot glue stick it towards the top of your wreath on the right side. This greenery will be sticking out horizontally as well. - The fifth piece of garland you will be placing it on the left side of his hat.
Time to place your bow! The bow will attach on the right side in the middle. Using your zip tie just tie and secure it by pulling the zip tie tight. Take your snowy garland and work them around the top of the wreath and then move and put a few pieces in the bottom left. - Take a look and see if you think there needs to be a few more and if so happily add them in.
Put a stick into your foam ball so you can place it into the wreath and position it right. Add one ball to the bottom left of the snowman, another at the top left of his hat, and the 3rd right above the bow. - Take your peppermint stick picks and place them around your wreath. Place one in the bottom left of your snowman. Take another peppermint stick pick and put it to the left of the snowman hats and add your last on the top right.
- To finish your wreath take some glitter red ball stems and cut them into groups. Place one on the underside of the bow. Adding the next 3 around the left side spaced out. You can place them and see how you like them then go back and glue them once you are happy.
- Adding the next 3 around the left side spaced out. You can place them and see how you like them then go back and glue them once you are happy. To offset the placement of the balls just place your black and white polka dot stems by dipping them into the glue and add a few pieces around the wreath. Adding some fun polka dot festive pieces
How To Store A Wreath?
Do you have a wreath or two that needs to be stored away securely? You don’t want them to end up bent. You really don’t want them out of shape. Let’s be real we don’t them covered in dust. That is why it is important to store your wreaths properly.
I suggest storing your wreaths in large plastic bags. Then stack them on top of each other in a climate-controlled room. You can also hang them on the wall in the garage if it doesn’t get too stuffy in there.
