Make This Easy Christmas Wreath

I have been looking at Christmas wreaths on Pinterest for some time, trying to put together an idea for the perfect wreath. There are so many gorgeous wreaths and great ideas that I tend to get overwhelmed and just want to do them all. If I let myself, I could spend a ton of money on embellishments and decorations. However, my advice is to get a basic wreath that you can change up. All of these items are removable, so when I decide to go with a different theme later down the road, I can change it up again. Here is how I made this easy Christmas wreath.

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HOW TO MAKE THIS EASY CHRISTMAS WREATH

STEP ONE: DEER HEAD

This year I wanted to coordinate with my tree and hang it in the living room next to the tree. Since I have an antler theme going, the resin deer head was the perfect find. I found this guy at Hobby Lobby. He was on sale last year and after Christmas and I intend to keep him out and maybe hang him in a different location.

I painted his antlers with gold metallic paint that I have used before. This little bottle of gold paint has been such a good investment. I have used it for several projects. You can find it at Home Depot. (See this gold paint on my reinvented TV cabinet here.)

STEP TWO: BASIC GRAPEVINE WREATH

I bought this basic grapevine wreath many years ago and I have changed it’s look several times. It came from Hobby Lobby.

STEP THREE: BERRIES & A BOW

I put this one together with decorations I already had. The only thing I really added were some berry picks I had in my stash of decor that I wasn’t using. There are red, gold, and silver berries. I tied a bow from the same ribbon I used on the top of the tree and attached it with some wire. The ribbon I also found at Hobby Lobby.