How to Make an Evergreen Wreath

Wreaths are a traditional and festive symbol of Christmas that can be displayed on doors, mirrors, or walls. You can make your own in an afternoon (minutes, even!) and make others as gifts for the holiday season.

1 Get evergreen branches from Cedar, Pine, and other clippings.
Trim them to about 6 inches (15.24 cm). The greenery you choose is totally your choice. You can even mix!
- It takes a whole lot less than you would think. You can make a door wreath with three 3 ft (.9 m) long branches (give or take). Cut the branch ends into 6″ (15 cm) pieces before you start. The only necessity is that you cut them before you use them — Pine, Ivy, Boxwood, Magnolia leaves, Holly, etc. all work.
2 Pick out a few brightly-colored items such as berries, holly and pine cones. The embellishments you use to spruce up your wreath can totally change the feel and create a more classic or funky vibe.
- There is nothing wrong with a simple green wreath. Attaching a red bow at the bottom is just as festive as spraying it with glitter and going to the nines.
3 Obtain a frame. Get a wire coat hanger and fashion it into a circle. If you’re not…