Beautiful 3 Dollar Yarn or Ribbon Wreath

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How do you make a yarn or ribbon wreath?  Want to make an I found some beautiful yarn from a thrift store for $1. I then ran to Dollar Tree and picked up a heart wreath and a battery-operated strand of LED lights. For $3, I made a heart wreath – great for Valentine’s Day or keep this craft up all year.

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Here are the basic supplies - Heart Wreath Form, Yarn/Fabric, Battery LED Light Strand.

What do you need to make a yarn or ribbon wreath?

  • Heart Wreath Form or wire wreath form
  • Yarn or ribbon,
  • Battery LED Light Strand optional
  • Scissors
  • embellishments (optional)

Beautiful 3 Dollar Yarn or Ribbon Wreath Video

I put batteries into the LED light strand, and I wound it around the wreath form.

Yarn or Ribbon Wreath Instructions

I put batteries into the LED light strand, and I wound it around the wreath form.

I tied one end of the yarn/fabric onto the wreath form and began winding the yarn/fabric around the wreath form.

I tied one end of the yarn onto the wreath form and began winding the yarn around the wreath form. You could easily use ribbon of your choice as well.

I continued all the way around the wreath form and I wrapped the battery pack from the lights inside. I could still feel the switch through the fabric to turn it on and off.

I continued all the way around the wreath form and I wrapped the battery pack from the lights inside. I could still feel the switch through the yarn to turn it on and off.

I tied off the the other end onto the wreath form, and made a loop to hang the wreath from.

I tied off the other end onto the wreath form and made a loop to hang the wreath. I cut off the end of the ribbon.

I love how the wreath turned out and the lights happen to twinkle. You can leave it as is or turn on the lights. I made this for Valentine's Day, but I could easily leave this up all year around.

I love how the wreath turned out and the lights happen to twinkle. You can leave it as is or turn on the lights. I made this for Valentine’s Day, but I could easily leave this up all year around.

I found some beautiful yarn from a thrift store for $1. I then ran to Dollar Tree and picked up a heart wreath and a battery operated strand of LED lights. For $3, I made a heart wreath - great for Valentine's Day or keep it up all year.

Hang it on your front door.  Add Some bows to that wreath frame, or hot glue other accents from craft stores if you like.  I like this in my home’s decor, and I leave it up year round.  

Other ideas include:

  • Use wire ribbon or floral wire to wrap your wire frame
  • Use pipe cleaners, spools of ribbon, greenery, etc.
  • Use this concept and make burlap wreaths using burlap ribbon
  • You can use these for your Christmas decorating making a beautiful ribbon wreath
  • This makes a wonderful housewarming or Easter, Spring, Summer, Thanksgiving, or Christmas gift.  It’s a great project for the holiday season
  • Use different patterns of ribbon or different colors, or even textures like satin, fuzzy, etc.
  • Use deco mesh ribbon and attach it to your wreath base.  You’ll be surprised how easy it is.
  • You can add words by creating them with your silhouette or cricut.  

Beautiful 3 Dollar Yarn or Ribbon Wreath Video

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26 Comments

  1. so many super cute ideas thanks for sharing
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    1. Thank you so much Heather, and thanks for the kind words 🙂

  2. Your wreath turned out wonderful! It’s nice to be able to make something nice and not spend a lot of money on all the supplies. I’m visiting from Thursday Favorite Things. If you’re interested, I shared heart art gift bags #44. 🙂

    1. Thank you so much Allyson, i’m thrilled you think so too. I am excited to check out what you created as well.

  3. Really cute wreath! I love how you add lights to so many projects.

    Thank you for linking up to Creative Compulsions!
    Michelle
    /mybijoulifeonline.com

    1. Thanks so much Michelle, we are loving it and it’s helping beat the winter blues 🙂

  4. Your wreath came out awesome! It’s very creative! I don’t think I would have thought to use lights. I also like the other wreaths you have on this page. The bunny one is so cute!

    1. Thank you so much Kate, and I’m thrilled you it as well as the other wreaths.

  5. This is a really cool idea! I am ordering some lights to make one of these pretty wreaths.
    Have a great week,
    Kippi

    1. Thank you Kippi, and I’m thrilled you’re going to buy some lights and create wreaths – that makes my day 🙂

  6. These wreaths are so creative–love the sunflower one!!

    1. Thank you so much Pamela – I love that one too 🙂

  7. so simple and great looking, would be perfect in a rustic setting as well, you know in that Swedish cabin I’m dreaming of (maybe because I just started going over the rest of my photos from last summer) Thanks for sharing on craft schooling Sunday and great to have you as a regular contributor!

    1. Thank you so much Sara, I’m thrilled to be a part of your party.

  8. Thanks for linking up at the Happiness is Homemade Link Party. Come back next week as well. Cynthia at Create With Cynthia

    1. Thank you Cynthia 🙂 I’ll see you at the next one and hope you’re having a lovely week

  9. Marilyn Lesniak says:

    Thank you for sharing at #OverTheMoon. Pinned and shared. Have a lovely week. I hope to see you at next week’s party too!
    Come party with us at Over The Moon! Catapult your content Over The Moon! @marilyn_lesniak @EclecticRedBarn

    1. Thanks so much Marilyn, you are so very supportive and kind. I appreciate it.

  10. I love this simple wreath Idea and to think I actually have some of those lights at home. this came out very pretty.

    1. Thank you so much Alice and love that you have these lights too. They’re so great for so many projects

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