DIY Christmas wreath for door handle



What you would need is shown below:-

The normal christmas decor available be sufficient to make this. I have used the bamboo ring for the wreath, the silver decorative strand and blue cloth to cover the ring, easily available decor like bells, pine corns, flowers, berries etc. To tie up the decor to the wreath you would need the silver wire which is flexible and will help you hold things in place.

Step 1: Cover the ring with the silver strand and blue cloth.


Step 2: The flower and berries i used here come with the wiring, so i just had to flex it and tie it around the top of the ring. Once done, it would look like :-


Step 3: Add in more of your decor - The beels and Merry Christmas piece to the centre and pine corns to the sides. Use a piece of your cloth, loop it through the wreath and tie it into a ribbon at your door handle. That's about it.

Merry Christmas!!!

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