Update your holiday decor and make this Easy Christmas Tulle Wreath! Simple to make, this tulle wreath can be customized to any color to match your holiday decor.
Looking for some sweet Christmas decor? How about this Christmas wreath? This is a quick craft you can hang on your front door, or scale up and hang it over your fireplace mantel, on a wall where you have removed a picture, or make it smaller and hang in a kitchen.
You can customize the color… make it blue and white, and extend the decor into January or February. You can change the cut-outs to hearts, and use this as a Valentine Wreath!
If you are interested in other Christmas craft decor ideas, check out the wonderful and whimsical on my craft page. I specialize in easy crafts – believe me, Martha Stewart I am not! If I can do it, you can too!
Easy Christmas Tulle Wreath Materials:
● 2 yards Silver Tulle
● 2 yards Red Tulle
● 2 yards White Tulle
● 10″ or 12″ White Styrofoam Wreath – the wreath in this tutorial is on a 12″ form
● Scissors
● Ruler
● White Paint
● 3 Laser Cut Hanging Snowflakes 
(you should be able to find them in-store at Joann Fabric)
● Paint Brush or Foam Paint Brush
● Glue Gun
● Glue Sticks
Easy Christmas Tulle Wreath Directions:
● Cut all the Silver Tulle into 21″ strips (it is already 6 inches wide).
● Cut all the Red Tulle into 6″ x 21″ strips.
● Cut all the White Tulle into 6″ x 21″ strips.
● Fold one piece of Silver Tulle in half and wrap around the wreath form by tying a slip knot. Simply fold the piece of material in half top to bottom so that you make a loop and put it around the wreath body with the loop side down. Pull the other end down through the loop and pull it tight so it doesn’t slip out. Make certain the tails of the tulle knot are facing out.
● Fold one piece of Red Tulle in half and wrap around the wreath form by tying a slip knot. Simply fold the piece of material in half top to bottom so that you make a loop and put it around the wreath body with the loop side down. Pull the other end down through the loop and pull it tight so it doesn’t slip out. Make certain the tails of the tulle knot are facing out.
● Fold one piece of White Tulle in half and wrap around the wreath form by tying a slip knot. Simply fold the piece of material in half top to bottom so that you make a loop and put it around the wreath body with the loop side down. Pull the other end down through the loop and pull it tight so it doesn’t slip out. Make certain the tails of the tulle knot are facing out.
● Push the pieces together so there is not a gap of white wreath showing.
● Repeat the three colors, one silver, one red, one white, all the way around the wreath form until the wreath is full.
● Place your snowflakes on a covered surface and paint them white.
● Allow to dry.
● Paint a second coat if bare spots show through.
● Allow to dry.
● Place your dry, painted snowflakes on the left side or right side (it depends on what day your door swings open – I have a double front door and always have one wreath with a left orientation, and another wreath with a right orientation so they complement one another).
● Dab hot glue on the back sides of the sign to attach it to the wreath.
● Add a piece of string or hanging device to the back to hang (or simply hook the form on a wreath hanger).
● Hang where desired!
● To print the Easy Christmas Tulle Wreath Instructions, click here.
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