Looking for a stylish, yet easy winter door swag idea? We’ve got you covered! Learn how to make your own winter door swag with a few simple supplies.
Easy Winter Swag
We’re starting to get the hang of Winter around here, which means that it’s time for another door swag! This year my goal was to use more woodlands-themed items in my winter decor. I think this fits in perfectly with my goal. Look at me setting and actually achieving a goal.
I love using pine cones in my winter designs. Another thing I love is creating simple things. However, you may know me by now and know that when I say simple I sometimes always end up adding more and more to these designs. Just know that it can be simple if you don’t keep adding as I do!
In this tutorial, I will show you how to make these simple winter swag designs that you will love. One reason you will love it is because of its adorable and minimalist design. Another one, these simple designs can be easily replicated which makes them the perfect addition for an Etsy store or pop-up shops if that’s what you’re looking to do!
As you follow along just note that these are just guidelines and suggestions that help you learn how to design and create simple swag bases. If you are looking for more techniques in creating floral designs and boosting your confidence then you should check out Kelea’s Design School. That is where I go more in detail about how and why of making designs.
Gather your supplies, watch this tutorial, and let’s create together the most beautiful winter door swag you have ever created!
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Ingredients
Directions
- Start with your base and lay it flat and make sure your pine tines are going in the right direction
- Take your white twig stem and create it in a way of half going up and half going down. I am changing directions with these twigs. Lay it right down the middle of your base.
- Find the middle point of your swag base and then make half of the pine tines go up, and then pull the bottom half pine tines down.
- Lay down your pinecone stem, You want to rotate two pinecones going up and one going down.
- Crisscross over two pine tines to secure your pieces together. Do this at the top half too. Then keep repeating this process till you get it all nice and secured.
- Place a cable tie to give it extra security in holding it together. Then make sure you hide your mechanics.
- Place your pre-made bow into the center securing it with a cable tie. Then place your tails through the pine tines and roll up your mesh tails.
- To hang you can add your own hanger or take a pine tine and loop around and hot glue it to make your loop. Sometimes the swag bases come with a loop to use as a hanging piece.
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