How to Make Artificial Wreath and Garlands with Tinsels

The Beauty of Tinsel Wreaths and Garlands

Make your holiday unique and dazzling–style your home with ‘tinseled’ artificial wreaths and garlands, and you’ll be dazzled. 

For one, a pretty little tinsel wreath hanging on a dark-colored door or window blind is splendid. All you need is a number of tinsels which could be shades of blue, red or gold, a couple of safety pins, willow wreathes and a couple of ornamentals and ribbon or twine to hang.

Step-by-Step Guide to Making Tinsel Wreaths and Garlands

You can follow the steps below to design an artificial wreath and garland using tinsels.

Bandage the willow wreath with the tinsels and secure at both ends by making knots.

Start at one end of the willow wreath and twist the tinsel to the other end. Wrap the other tinsels in such a way that they overlap each other and have covered the circle.

Affix the ornamentals to the wreath at different areas of the using safety pins. Be inventive with the kinds of ornamentals you use and in fixing them. Here are some of the ornamentals you can use; candy cane, bells, pinecones, message signs, flowers or gift-wrapped boxes.

Strap the ribbon or twine to the top of your wreath and hang it anywhere in the house or somewhere secure outside. If you wish to hang your wreath on a hook, then you wouldn’t need a ribbon.

You can design your wreath to be easy, ordinary or fanciful. Be free to use a mix of ornamentals or a specific set. You can use wrapped-gift boxed for one and bells for another. You can also use a suction cup, wreath hanger, magnetic hooks or door handle to hang your wreath.

The crafting process of artificial wreaths and garlands is fun; you’d most likely want to make more.