Use Dollar Tree ornaments, in any color, to make a beautiful and budget-friendly DIY Ornament Wreath with this simple tutorial.
Rose Gold is hugely popular not only in jewelry but also in home decor.
I was thrilled to see rose gold ornaments at Dollar Tree and knew immediately that I wanted to make an ornament wreath.
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This is such an easy process but really is eye catching especially with the beautiful rose gold ornaments.
You would never know that this wreath cost under $10 to make!
Let me show you how:
Dollar Tree Ornament Wreath
Supplies
- 12 Pk Christmas Ornaments
- Wire Wreath Form or Pool Noodle (shown in pastel wreath)
- Gold Deco Mesh Ribbon, foam batting, or scrap fabric
Start by covering the wreath form or pool noodle with foam batting to cover the wire and also make it easier to attach the ornaments. You can also use scrap fabric.
Then cover the entire wreath with the gold mesh. You will see this on the sides of the wreath and don’t want to add ornaments to the side as it won’t lie flat against the wall.
Next, attach hot glue to the ornament cap and just below the cap and start adding the ornaments working from the inside of the wreath to the outside. Again, make sure you can hang the wreath flat.
I used 4 large packs of ornaments and 2 small packs. Once you get going it comes together very quickly.
I had the entire wreath done start to finish in under an hour.
As I was looking at this wreath hanging up, it actually could be used through New Years as well.
One of the things I try to share at Our Crafty Mom is that you don’t have to spend a lot of money to decorate for each Season.
Not only can you find everything you need for the Holidays at Dollar Tree, but you can rest assured that the decorations will be on trend, as shown with the rose gold decorations.
I also found beautiful angel wings in rose gold with white faux fur and deer stags as well. Wait until you see what I am making with those!
You’ll have to come back when I share in an ornament exchange coming soon.
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If you liked this project, here is another ornament wreath made in beautiful copper colors:
DIY Christmas Ball Ornament Wreath
If you like shabby chic style, you will love this pastel Christmas ornament wreath made a bit larger using a pool noodle as the form.
Thanks for stopping by. Happy crafting!
For even more budget-friendly Christmas ideas, you don’t want to miss this amazing collection of 51 Dollar Tree Christmas Crafts and these 37+ DIY Dollar Tree Christmas Ornaments.
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Grace Terry
Saturday 17th of November 2018
Any hints on how to use hot glue gun without burning fingers and without having strings of glue stretching away from the site of the application. ..? ? ? Thanks!
ourcraftymom
Monday 26th of November 2018
Yes! I used to burn mine so bad. I bought these finger covers that protect your fingers. They work great. They do take a little getting used to though. But it's worth it to save your finger tips :) https://amzn.to/2QivELo (affiliate link)