INSIDE: Here’s a super easy DIY embroidery hoop Christmas wreath that you can make in about 5 minutes. These holiday flowers are elegant and modern.
This embroidery hoop Christmas wreath is one of my favorite holiday crafts to freshen up your door for the season. While traditional wreaths are beautiful, I love having something on my door that looks more modern.
The simple lines of the wooden embroidery hoop create a minimalist design that can easily be decorated many different ways, depending on the flowers you use!
I love white and gold Christmas decor, so I decided to paint my wooden embroidery hoop a really pretty metallic gold. Then I added artificial magnolia flowers and leaves for that perfect rustic Christmas look.
This is a super simple embroidery hoop Christmas wreath you can make for your front door, or make and sell Christmas crafts like these wreaths for your holiday side hustle!
How to Make an Embroidery Hoop Wreath
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Supplies
- Embroidery hoop (24 inch) (I bought mine at Joann Fabric and Craft Store with a store coupon and used my Ibotta app to get 15% cash back!)
- Gold metallic spray paint
- Artificial flowers (I bought mine from Walmart at a price of $3 for two blooms)
- Hot glue gun
- Ribbon
Steps to Make an Embroidery Hoop Wreath
Here are the quick and simple steps for making an embroidery hoop wreath.
1. Separate the embroidery hoops.
Embroidery hoops come with an outer hoop that has a screw at the top and an inner hoop. For this wreath, I only used the outer hoop.
2. Spray paint the embroidery hoop.
Make sure you spray both sides, and spray in a back-and-forth motion. If you stay too long in one area while spraying, you’ll create drips. Let dry.
3. Cut the flowers and hot glue them in place.
Cut the flower stems down to about 1/2″ to 1″ in length. Then place the flowers and faux greenery where you want them on the hoop. Now it’s time to use the glue gun to hot glue them in place.
4. Tie a ribbon at the top.
As a finishing touch, add a ribbon to the top of the hoop, so you can hang the wreath on a door or wall. I arranged my flowers off center, so I added a dab of hot glue to the ribbon to keep the ribbon from sliding because of the weight of the flowers. If you’d like, you can tie a bow with the ribbon.
That’s it! Now you have a lovely embroidery hoop Christmas wreath!
More Floral Hoop Wreath Inspiration
Here are more DIY project examples of some of my favorite floral embroidery hoop wreath designs!
DIY Floral Hoop Wreath
Christmas Holiday Hoop Wreath
Merry & Bright Hoop Wreath
Noel Christmas Hoop Wreath
Easy Christmas Hoop Wreath
Are you looking to sell wreaths and holiday crafts at a craft show?
Here are some great ideas:
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And if you’re on a budget, here are some Christmas crafts on a budget to check out.
