Wool Christmas Wreath

To make a mini Christmas wreath you need:

- a wooden ring (Ø 6.5 cm)

- colored yarn

- fancy paper bows

- wooden shapes (heart, Santa Claus, reindeer...)

- rubber star stickers

- golden jingle bells

- golden cord

- a pair of scissors

Wrap wool around an object measuring approximately 20 cm.

You can also cut a 20 cm square from cardboard to wrap the wool around.

Remove the wool wrapped around the object and then cut the ends to obtain pieces of wool about 20 cm long.

Cut threads of wool in several different colors to create a pretty wreath. 

You will need a total of 60 to 70 threads of wool to completely cover the wooden ring.

Fold a piece of wool yarn in half and place it under the ring, as shown in the photo. Then, pass the two ends of the yarn through the loop...

... then pull to tighten the knot around the ring.

Tie the wool threads all around the ring, alternating colors.

Once the ring is fully covered, adjust the wool with a pair of scissors to restore a nice round shape to the crown.

Thread about 5 assorted size bells onto a gold cord of approximately 20 cm.

Attach the cord and the bells to the wreath.

Decorate the crown with glittery star-shaped stickers and pretty paper bows.

Very practical, these two decorative elements are adhesive. This way, you can have an activity with no need for glue, perfect for children !

You can also replace the paper node with small wooden shapes (heart, Santa Claus, reindeer, ...) which can easily be fixed with adhesive dots.

Then, attach a cord so you can hang the wreath on the tree or in the house!