Wallet-Friendly Cabin Wreaths

Your DIY project is to create a mini cabinet wreaths bringing a personal and crafty touch. Of all the types of mini cabinet wreaths to DIY, none offer the simplicity and ease of going the route of mini cabin wreaths. Budget seasonal decorators and DIY stomping enthusiasts can have all the fun and the best part is that a full set of stylish DIY cabinet wreaths can be made that look high end. To add to the budget friendliness, the supplies needed are embarrassingly inexpensive!

Wallet Friendly Faux Mini Wreaths

There are a few supimples needed to make mini cabinet wreaths that won’t break the bank. Faux greenery is the most important and can be found in bulk in a lot of the more budget friendly craft stores. It doesn’t have to cough up a branch, you can find thing along the lines of faux greenery garlands to cheaper effect. Ribbon, sometimes holiday ribbon, or fabric can be used for the bows on wreaths. Old holiday mini ornaments can be used, and old holiday decorations often have craft supplies. Wrap up some floral wire or a twist tie and a pair of scissors.

Mini Command strips and hooks with removable adhesive can be purchased here at the lowest price. If you’re trying to be budget friendly and want to keep your decor the same as the last holiday, these mini wreaths work perfectly!

Let’s Begin

1. Create the Base of Your Mini Wreath

Get something small piece of faux greenery that is cut to about 6 to 8 inches and bend it with the ends overlapping. Make it go into a circle and secure it with floral wire. Then, to secure greenery. If the circle is not a perfect circle, that is ok, it really will not matter.

2. Add More Greenery

To add more texture and volume to your wreath, bend more of the greenery. If there is a piece that is thin stemmed, it can be wrapped with another piece to add more fullness of greenery of that wreath. If, later, you want a more seasonal look, add berries to it in the winter or eucalyptus in the spring, and mini sunflowers in the summer. These small changes will really elevate the wreath to feel more polished.

3. Add a Bow with Ribbon and Cute Holiday Decor

To add a bow, it is fine to use some small pieces of ribbon or even just the scraps from a ribbon from something else you craft with. You can even add to the holiday with more decor.

You can choose to use floral wire or hot glue to secure attachments to the wreath frame. Small decorative items that you may use include bells, ornaments, pinecones, felt cutouts, and small fabric pieces. Keeping it simple can create a minimalist look, or you can layer the accents for a farmhouse or more festive appearance.

4. Adding a Hanging Loop

You will need to cut a small ribbon, and create a loop that can be fixed onto the top of the wreath. This will allow the wreath to be placed nicely on top of a cupboard. You might want to check that the wreath is of considerable length to hang it at the mid-point to ensure that it does not move too much vertically.

5. Where to Hang the Wreaths

If you want to hang the wreaths on your cupboard and still maintain the cupboard’s finish, use removable adhesive hooks or small command strip. This also allows you to easily change the wreaths for the season or to rearrange them based on your decor.

Summary of Thoughts

Hand made mini cabinet wreaths exemplify the old saying that the best thing in life are free as this piece of decor is elegant and customizable plus inexpensive. With the right pieces and a little bit of creativity, you can make decor for your kitchen that will make it inviting and personalize your space for every season. A simple wreath made of greens can do the trick, but it can also be colored in with a rich palate and accompanying textures. No matter the choice, wreaths seem to be a wonderful complement to a home and make a space feel more inviting.