Easy step-by-step tutorial on How to Make a Burlap Wreath. This simple DIY adds such charm to your home decor. The finished wreath looks good inside or out year round!
How to Make a Burlap Wreath in 3 Easy Steps
This adorable burlap wreath is easy to make and looks expensive {but it’s not}. It could decorate your home interior or look great outside welcoming friends at your front door.
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Wire Wreath Form – Tan
- Burlap Garland {I ended up using two plain, one printed}
- Scissors
All items can be found at Michaels.
Step 1:
Start your wreath by attaching your plain burlap to the outer layer of the wreath form with a twist tie stem. You will use the twist ties to secure the burlap to the wreath as you go along.
Step 2:
Make a large two-loop bow with your burlap. Lay the bow over the next wire stem on the wreath form and twist tie to hold it in place.
{Note: You will use about 20″ of burlap to make a large two loop bow.}
Pull the burlap along the outer wire rim of the wreath form {so you hide the wire} until you reach the next wire stem. Lay the bow over the wire stem and twist tie to hold it in place.
Repeat this pattern until you have gone around the entire outside of the wreath and inside of the wreath form. I used one roll of garland for the inside and one for the outside.
Step 3:
Next, begin to work with your printed burlap. Create a two-loop bow with the printed burlap and lay it on the wreath on the outer layer of the form over a wire stem {but between the outer and inner layers of plain burlap} . Twist tie the bow in place. The wire stem will be taut, and only a small area will show on top.
Continue around your wreath until you have finished layering the printed burlap between the plain. Fluff it out to hide any of the twist ties…and your done!
Who has time for complicated, lengthy projects? This one looks great year round or dressed up for the holidays.
Easy, peasy, right? Let me know how yours turns out!
You may also like this Succulent and Boxwood Wreath Tutorial or this DIY Wood Sign.
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Mona says
February 10, 2017 at 5:46 amI want to make the burlap weath however I’m not sure how it is put on the ring. I wish there was a viedo for this DIY
Erin says
February 13, 2017 at 1:42 pmThis was one of my first posts, so there isn’t a video available. Sorry! I tied the burlap on the ring with the twist ties. Since the burlap is so think, it’s very forgiving. Once you get it all on the ring, you can spread it out so none of the metal ring is showing.
Michelle says
August 22, 2016 at 8:25 amI love this wreath, I’m a sucker for burlap. Layering the plain and printed burlap garlands all the way around makes it look so classy and just, right.
Nikki Frank-Hamilton says
January 11, 2016 at 8:00 pmErin, this is right up my alley. Our home is more modern, clean, but I love to decorate with rustic pieces and burlap. I wondered how to create a gorgeous wreath from burlap material, and this is the perfect tutorial! Stumbled so others can see this, I absolutely love it!!!!!!!!
Erin says
January 11, 2016 at 8:02 pmThanks for taking the time to read the tutorial as well as share it! It was easy, so you could definitely make one in no time at all!
Denise/DIY Crush says
December 3, 2015 at 4:24 pmI am so loving this wreath! Very pretty! I loved this that much that I have chosen it as one of my 3 favorites and featured it at my next DIY Crush Craft Party (starts at 7pm EST, Thursdays). Please come over and see it and post your latest projects!
Erin says
December 3, 2015 at 9:23 pmYay! I’m glad you like it! Thanks for featuring it, Denise. See you at the DIY Crush Party!
Mary-the boondocks blog says
November 27, 2015 at 6:21 pmYes indeed easy peasy. During this hectic time of the year we can all use easy decorations that look great to dress up the house.
Erin says
November 27, 2015 at 10:41 pmExactly! Who has time for complicated, lengthy projects? This one looks great year round or dressed up for the holidays.
Angie @ Postcards from the Ridge says
November 17, 2015 at 1:04 amYou make it look so easy that I could even do this, and I’m not very crafty. It’s so pretty and I love the items you styled it with. Thanks for linking up to the inaugural “Inspired by You” link party!
Erin says
November 17, 2015 at 5:40 amYou could definitely do this 🙂 Thanks for taking a look and I’ll see you at the next “Inspired by You” party! Cheers!