Learn how to make this easy festive moss covered wreath in a short time. Suggestions to modify the wreath will inspire you to create a one-of-a-kind look.
Moss covered wreaths are perfect for the holidays season and they look good enough to keep up all winter long.
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Moss Covered Wreaths
Supplies
round foam wreath form
craft sheet moss
cinnamon sticks
pine cones, berries, ribbon etc..
All you need is a round foam wreath form which you can buy at any craft store, craft sheet moss and a few extras to dress it up.
Start by cutting 3 inch strips of the sheet moss.
Glue the strips to the foam base with a glue gun and gently but firmly pulling it around the wreath. Secure the other end with more glue. Repeat until the entire wreath is covered.
Then add a pretty ribbon that you can use to hang the wreath. I used a sheer gold ribbon but this project would look great with many different kinds of ribbon. I think burlap, plaid, checked and many different colors would look great.
Once the ribbon is attached with a little bit of glue go ahead and adorn the top with whatever strikes your fancy. I used some fresh cedar, pine cones, cinnamon sticks, and berries along with a tiny gold ball for the center.
Other options are different florals, fruit slices, wood slices, and greenery. How about adding a tiny bird at the bottom of the wreath? Or dangling acorns, bells or pine cones from the top.
Moss covered wreaths are a beautiful way to greet all your guests through the holidays and well into spring.
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Equipment
- Scissors
- Hot glue gun
Materials
- Round Foam Wreath Form
- Craft Sheet Moss
- Cinnamon Sticks
- Pine cones berries, ribbon etc..
Instructions
- Start by cutting 3 inch strips of the sheet moss.
- Glue the strips to the foam base with a glue gun.
- Gently pull it around the wreath.
- Secure the other end with more glue.
- Repeat until the entire wreath is covered.
- Add a pretty ribbon that you can use to hang the wreath.
Jeanne
Patti - I love the Moss Wreath - never thought to use Moss - it's subtle and elegant. Just Perfect. Thanks for all the wonderful ideas! 🙂
Patti Estep
Hi Jeanne,
So glad you like it. This one was for Christmas but moss works all year long in my book.
Have a great week and thanks for stopping by,
Patti
Botanic Bleu
Patti,
What a beautiful wreath and a fantastic tutorial for creating a similar one. I am inspired to try one of my own.
I'm visiting from Wow Us Wednesdays.
Merry Christmas and Joyeux Noël,
Judith
http://botanicbleu.blogspot.com/2014/12/christmas-front-porch.html
Patti
Thanks Judith! So glad you liked it. It was really easy to make and of course there are a million ways to adorn it.
Merry Christmas to you as well!
Patti
Martina
They look beautiful!!
crystal
This is so beautiful! I love it. I would like to invite you to share this at the crafty Saturday showcase at http://www.bowbabrablog.com
~Crystal~
Patti
Thanks Crystral,
I'm so glad you like my wreaths. Unfortunately the link you gave me does not work correctly.
Thanks for stopping by.
Patti
Heather @ new house new home
Oh Patti - they are gorgeous!! I've always wanted to make a moss wreath - now I know how! Pinnin!
Patti
Thanks Heather,
They were pretty easy and I'm sure you will make some dazzling ones with your creative abilities.
Jane @ Cottage at the Crossroads
These are so pretty and look so gorgeous hanging on your doors. Happy holidays, Patti!
Patti
Thanks Jane. Happy Holidays to you too!
Lisa
So pretty and it looks easy! I'm going to try it...thanks for the inspiration.
Patti
It is and I'm sure yours will turn out beautiful. Can't wait to see it!