Bottle Brush Tree Winter Wreath How To
Craft a Beautiful winter wreath with charming mini bottle brush trees. Here’s the simple how to.
Holiday decorations can last longer if you use a winter theme. No need to switch out all your decor when Christmas is done. This charming DIY wreath is simple to make and is a great pairing with other winter-themed decor accents. Enjoy this Bottle Brush Tree Winter Wreath How To!
Bottle Brush Tree Winter Wreath How To
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Materials Needed:
White painted and glittered wreath
Variety of faux evergreen sprays
Mini bottle brush trees (choose which multi pack coloration you like best)
How To Make a Grapevine Winter Wreath
- With hot melt glue gun or pan-style hot glue (I like to use the hot glue pillows in an old electric frying pan when I’m doing a bigger project), glue a variety of faux evergreen sprays to bottom half of grapevine wreath form. Arrange them so they face out and up on either side.
- Glue a couple pinecones around evergreens for added texture. Vary which end faces out for interest.
- Lay out your collection of mini bottle brush trees by size. Glue a variety of sizes to the grapevine wreath form behind the evergreens sprays. The wood bases make this easy. The trees can be adjusted more straightly once the glue dries, so don’t worry if the tree is a little crooked when you’re gluing it on.
- Tuck small pieces of fiberfill stuffing around bases of trees and behind.
How to Decorate with Your Bottle Brush Wreath
This wreath has a totally different vibe to it than my evergreen wreaths. I love it’s rustic grapevine texture and that it’s glittery and white; perfect decor all through winter. I grouped it with a pair of old skis on a vintage bedspring (my favorite way of flexible decorating;) I even tucked in a string of fairy lights to wind around it for added winter twinkle.
It also could be layered over the top of a thicker evergreen wreath. The how-to is so easy on this project and it looks like an expensive anthropologie-type wreath. It could be a wonderful gift as well.
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Lora, this is so gorgeous! I absolutely love all the varied bottle brush trees. So unique and woodsy!! Thanks so much for coming by and joining in at All About Home. I’m featuring your wreath tonight at the party. We appreciate you sharing here. Have a wonderful Christmas week!
Thanks so much for the feature, Debra! Merry Christmas!
That’s really a sweet wreath, thanks for sharing 😊
Your welcome; thanks!
Lora, I love this wreath so much! It is perfect for Christmas time and the winter months, which makes it so transitional. I love how you added in snow. Beautiful. pinning! Thanks for sharing on the Home Imagained party.
So pretty! I love it. Merry Christmas!
Oh, wow that is beautiful. Thanks for sharing and incase I haven’t said, Merry Christmas .
SO CUTE!! I was actually thinking of making something similar in January…so thanks for the ideas!!! I love the simple greenery and rustic nature of this wreath. Amazing job, Lora!!
I love it, Lora! Your wreath would fit into my simplified woodland Christmas decor beautifully. It’s on my DIY holiday decor list for next year. Pinned 🙂
I absolutely love this! It’s soooo pretty! We live in the woods and I’m always looking for ways to use all the “good stuff ” I find outside. My husband doesn’t quite understand why I save what I do! After the blizzard we’re going to be getting here I’m heading out to buy a white wreath.
Love the wreath, and I even have a couple of tiny deer to add in among the trees. Maybe even a small cardinal or 2.