Pipe Cleaner Wreath Ornaments, Day 2
Have some cardboard lying around? Have some little helpers? This is the prefect thing to do with them!!
I think it is fun when I can have my very young daughter’s help me with crafts for decorating! They love to help and it just adds the the excitement of the whole season. Also it is great to be able to make simple handmade ornaments when I am vegging out watching a show after the kids are in bed… it is as good as therapy!!
These easy pipe cleaner wreath ornaments can be done quickly and easily!
Simple Mini Pipe Cleaner Wreath Ornaments:
Supplies:
Cardboard (an old cereal box is ideal)
Pipe cleaners in different color
Optional Decorative items: Ribbon, beads, felt, stickers…
Instructions:
1. To begin, you need to cut out a small “O” out of cardboard. Trace two circles onto your cardboard. The outside should be about 3-4″ in diameter. The one inside, will be offset inside of the outside line about 1″ to 1 1/2″ inches(see image). Cut out the ring of cardboard.
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2. Wrap the “o” with your pipe cleaners in the color of your choice. The amount of pipe cleaners will vary depending on the size of your shape. Start by crimping a short end around the form (I did mine diagonally in the direction I was wrapping the pipe cleaners, so that it got covered. And wrap till you need to add another. Tuck all ends under the next course of pipe cleaners.
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3. Decorate your “wreaths!
If you want to add ribbons, bows or other accessories, now is the time.
4.Add hooks… and hang them where ever you like!
Be sure to check out 35 great DIY paper Christmas ornaments!! By the way,,, this would make a cute monogram craft, don’tcha think?
Be sure to check out the other great projects from today and yesterday’s garland post!!
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Also today is a special day where we are joining up with Junkers United… so check out their great projects too!
Cassity Kmetzsch started Remodelaholic after graduating from Utah State University with a degree in Interior Design. Remodelaholic is the place to share her love for knocking out walls, and building everything back up again to not only add function but beauty to her home. Together with her husband Justin, they have remodeled 6 homes and are working on a seventh. She is a mother of four amazing girls. Making a house a home is her favorite hobby.
These are adorable…my daughter will love to make these! I already have everything on hand 🙂 Thanks!
What a cool idea, Cassity! Love the non fussy supplies and how you can spin your own take on these! I will be thinking!
What a lovely project. It is so simple and yet so beautiful! What a fun craft.
So cute, Cassity! Love a simple project that I can do with my son. Pinning this one for sure! 🙂 Have a happy holiday!
After our Thanksgiving dinner, I helped the children make this simple craft. It kept them busy for a little
while and they were pleased these would be placed on their grandparents Christmas tree. Thanks!
Super cute!! Perfect for the kids!! Thanks for sharing 🙂
These are so great! What a fun and simple project! I love that you can make them whatever color you want.
I love these! My mom has some of these on her tree that my siblings and I made growing up, so much sentimental value.