Paper Wreaths - Neightborhood Craft Night

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With just a few sheets of patterned paper and those “leftover” embellishments, you can create unique paper wreaths that are perfect for any season!

Neighborhood Craft Night – Paper Wreaths - The Kingston Home

Handmade paper wreaths are ALL the rage these days – type the word wreath in to Pinterest and you will get hundreds of fabulous ideas at the push of a button! With Spring on its way (allegedly – it is supposed to snow here on Thursday) I wanted to create something bright and cheery we could all hang on our front doors.

all photos courtesy of Busy Bee Photography {FTC disclaimer – this is a sponsored post, but all projects and opinions are my own. This post also contains affiliate links which means I may make a small commission on items purchased – at no additional cost to you!}

SUPPLIES NEEDED:

floral foam wreath (we used 9″)
several sheets of coordinating patterned paper
Xyron machine (9″ Creative Station)
liquid glue**
scissors
trimmer
assorted embellishments – buttons, flowers, etc

Do you want to order your Xyron products from amazon.com? Then check out my Adhesives & Fixatives page!

HOW TO MAKE PAPER WREATH:

Cut your patterned paper in to 1 1/2″ x 12″ strips. I used 25 strips total on mine – some used a few more, some a few less – depending on how closely together you set the strips. Do not ask Bizzy to help you.

Run all of the strips through your Xyron machine.

Take the first strip and loosely loop it around the foam wreath. Line up the ends and press them together FIRST before pressing the rest of the strip to itself. The adhesive will hold the strip to the loop.

Repeat with remaining strips, slightly overlapping each strip at the base (the part that touches the wreath). Once the wreath is completely covered, trim the edges of each strip at a “V” – aka banner cut, fishtail, dovetail, notch, etc.

Decorate with embellishments as desired.

For a quick tutorial on how to create the rosettes used on this wreath check out the video below!

**Note – if you are going to hang this paper wreath on your porch or have high humidity – keep some liquid glue handy. About a week after I made this a few of the strips popped “open” because of the humidity – so I just put a drop of liquid glue on the ends of those strips and it was a perfect fix!

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Neighborhood Craft Night – Paper Wreaths

With just a few sheets of patterned paper and those “leftover” embellishments, you can create unique paper wreaths that are perfect for any season!

Author: Beth Kingston

Materials

floral foam wreath (we used 9″)
several sheets of coordinating patterned paper
Xyron machine (9″ Creative Station)
liquid glue**
scissors
trimmer
assorted embellishments – buttons, flowers, etc

Instructions

Cut your patterned paper in to 1 1/2″ x 12″ strips. I used 25 strips total on mine – some used a few more, some a few less – depending on how closely together you set the strips.
Run all of the strips through your Xyron machine.
Take the first strip and loosely loop it around the foam wreath. Line up the ends and press them together FIRST before pressing the rest of the strip to itself. The adhesive will hold the strip to the loop.
Repeat with remaining strips, slightly overlapping each strip at the base (the part that touches the wreath). Once the wreath is completely covered, trim the edges of each strip at a “V” – aka banner cut, fishtail, dovetail, notch, etc.
Decorate with embellishments as desired.