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A simple Christmas wreath tutorial that is easy to make with jingle bells and decorative tissue paper using a plastic wreath form. This is intended mainly for classroom and kids Christmas crafts for decorating at home and school. Top it with a cute ribbon bow for fun.
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Jingle Bells Wreath
I love how this wreath jingles when you open and close the door. So festive and inviting for friends and family for Christmas and Holidays.
Materials
- A wreath
- Jingle bells
- Hot glue
- Ribbon
- Paper tissue
Instructions:
- Wrap the wreath with paper tissue or you may use wide ribbon.
- Stick the end at the back of the wreath with hot glue to prevent unraveling.
- Stick the jingle bells to the wreath in a circle.
- Now prepare a DIY bow.
How to make a perfect bow?
Start by making a wreath bow. The ribbon I am using is 2 inches wide.
Instructions:
1. Take a book about 8 inches high by the same width as the desired bow size.
2. Start 3/4 inch past the center and wrap ribbon around the book. Wrap 3 loops.
3. Slide loops off the book, pinch in the middle and hold between thumb and forefinger. Continue to wrap loops, slide off and pinch at the center until the desired number of loops have been formed.
4. In this case, there are only 3 loops. Now cut the ribbon. And wrap with a piece of twine or thread.
5. Cut another length of ribbon for tails and a piece of ribbon for the center.
6. Using hot glue stick all together at the center.
The wreath bow is complete. Now stick it to the wreath.
The jingle bells wreath is ready.
I love how simple, cute, affordable and easy this DIY Christmas wreath is!





Super cute wreath! I love the jingle bells and your bow! Thanks for sharing! PINNED!
Thanks Michelle. 🙂
This is just adorable! Do you tie the jingle bells to the wreath or just glue them on? I would probably sew the bells to the bow right through all the layers to make sure the bow stays together. Sometimes I just don’t trust glue!
I agree! Sewing will definitely make it more sturdy. But I have it hanging on the door for now, and it’s in good shape. I like to use good amount of glue and press hard for a while till the glue sticks. 🙂