Very soon the New Year, it's time to think about the design of the hearth. Even if you are not going to celebrate at home, the festive atmosphere will delight you for a long time.
Christmas wreaths look very pretty, but store prices tend to bite. But you can do it yourself.
In order to make a Christmas wreath, we need:
1. Napkins without a pattern
2. Newspapers or plain A4 paper
3. Threads
4. Scissors
5. Glue
6. A simple pencil or pen
The first thing to do is to form the wireframe. For this we need a newspaper or A4 sheets. Fold the sheets into a tube and round them in the shape of a donut. To make your wreath larger, take more sheets, if you want small, then, accordingly, less. To keep the frame well, wrap it with thread.
Next, we create simulated spruce branches using napkins. It is advisable to take green napkins without a pattern, so that they look more like a Christmas tree, but if you want a wreath of a different color, then take colors closer to New Year's (white, blue, blue, red). We take a napkin and cut it into 4 parts. Because initially it was folded, then we stratify it into several more squares.
We put each square on the blunt side of the pencil so that the middle of the square coincides with the pencil and grease the ledge with glue. Next, glue the middle of the square to the frame. We do this with each square, gluing them as close to each other as possible. It turns out an impromptu Christmas tree.
After you have glued all the squares, you can start decorating the Christmas wreath. You can dream up and decorate to your taste. Bows, stars, beads, Christmas balls, sparkles work well. If there are no decorations, you can easily cut out some stars and bows from colored paper and a real Christmas wreath is ready!
