A simple burlap bow can be just the thing to transition a wreath from winter to spring! As the seasons change, I like to keep my boxwood wreaths looking fresh, but I don’t always want to go all ...

Materials: Wire wreath frame (16×16″ or 20×20″ preferred) Burlap Ribbon – the quantity depends on how tight or loose you want your wreath to be. I use 2 rolls of 15ft ribbon to make a 16×16″ wreath.

1. Cut burlap into strips 8 inches long and 1 inch wide. Then tie each strip along the plastic form, until your wreath is nice and full. 2. Before adding anything else to your wreath, give it a ...

Arrange and fluff loops to cover all of the wire wreath form. Step 7. Attach your favorite CHIEFS sign with floral wire and/or hot glue. A few pointers: First keep the burlap pressed tightly together.

The burlap adds some country charm while the flowers give the wreath a more vintage, feminine vibe. Add some statement flower pins for a truly one-of-a-kind fall wreath. Original DIY by Laugh ...

Make sure to leave at least 3 to 4 inches of burlap for a ribbon to hang your wreath. Using the hot-glue gun, glue the end of a strip of burlap to the back of the foam core and start wrapping the ...

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) – As the summer season is winding down, you may be thinking of fall decorations. If so, we have a perfect transition one that will be great going from August to September.