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Holiday Ribbon Wreath Tutorial

Ribbon Wreath Tutorial - Finished Product

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Holiday Ribbon Wreath Tutorial

Materials Needed:

* 21cm (8 inch) diameter polystyrene ring
* Scissors
* Small Metal Pins
* 12 yards of 1 1/2″ Green Wired Polka Dot Ribbon
* 12 yards of 1 1/2″ Red Wired Polka Dot Ribbon

To make this cute wreath, follow these simple instructions.

Ribbon Wreath Tutorial

1. Cut a 70cm (2ft) length of ribbon.

2. Tie a bow to the polystyrene ring in alternating colors. I used 2 different colors, but you could use three colors or other shades of the same color.

3. Fold the excess ribbon “tails” behind the ring and secure in place with a metal pin. This will ensure the insides of the ring are covered.

4. Shape each ribbon loop into a circle with your fingers and you’re done!

Use the wreath on a decorative mantel or hang from your front door!

Ribbon Wreath for all occasions

The beauty of this project is that it’s easy, quick to make and you could change the
ribbons on the same wreath to suit other Holidays and occasions!

Ribbon Wreath Tutorial - Finished Product

Thanks, Bird, for your wonderful ribbon wreath tutorial

To see more of Bird’s tutorials, check out Bird’s Party Blog!
I promise you will love it! 🙂

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Have a wonderful day!

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8 Comments

  1. Posted April 17, 2012 at 10:28 am | Permalink

    I love the new blog look!!! How darling:) And I love this ribbon wreath—very easy & cute!

  2. Posted April 18, 2012 at 2:21 am | Permalink

    My pleasure!! It was so much fun creating this wreath!! The possibilities are endless with the choice of ribbons you offer! I’ll be doing one for Halloween for sure! 😉

  3. Grace McAuliffe
    Posted June 20, 2014 at 7:20 pm | Permalink

    Please send information on how to make this wreath, and also mesh wreath. Thank You, Grace McAuliffe.

    • The Ribbon Retreat
      Posted June 30, 2014 at 2:12 pm | Permalink

      Hi Grace! Thank you for your comment. They best way to get all you need to know to make this adorable wreath is by reading the step by step instructions. This wreath is super easy to make and the instructions are very clear and the pictures are great and step by step. Thank you Grace and good luck making your wreath! Have a wonderful day! Michelle 🙂

  4. hazel
    Posted October 18, 2014 at 3:02 am | Permalink

    Hi love this wreath! When you say a 70cm length of ribbon is this the length for each bow?
    Thanks x

    • The Ribbon Retreat
      Posted October 19, 2014 at 7:35 am | Permalink

      Hi Hazel! Thank you so much for your comment! Isn’t this wreath awesome?!? I am so glad you love it! Yes, the 70cm length of ribbon will be for one bow! Good luck making your bow and thanks for stopping by! Have a great day! Michelle 🙂

  5. Posted February 26, 2015 at 7:43 pm | Permalink

    i can’t figure out how you tie the bow on the wreath and then wrap it. Can you explain a little better about how to tie the bow on the wreath?

    Thanks,
    Melissa

    • The Ribbon Retreat
      Posted March 2, 2015 at 3:06 pm | Permalink

      Hi Melissa! Thank you for your question. I think Bird simply wrapped the ribbon around the wreath form, followed by tying a basic bow in the ribbon. She then pinned the tails of the bow to the back of the wreath form and then formed the bow loops into as big of loops as she could. I hope this helps. This wreath is so cute and so great for all year long. Good luck Melissa and have a great day! Michelle 🙂

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