Mesh and Ribbon Christmas Wreath: A Stunning Holiday Decoration
A mesh and ribbon Christmas wreath is a beautiful and festive way to decorate your home for the holidays. You can make this easy wreath with a wire wreath frame, deco mesh, ribbons, zip ties and ornaments.
What I love about this wreath? This type of wreath is fun and simple to make and easily customizable.
How to make a Mesh Ribbon Christmas Wreath: Step by Step Tutorial
Supplies:
- 6 – spools of ribbon 2.5 x 10 yards (three different kinds)
- 3 – spools of white deco mesh
- 12″ wired wreath frame
- Medium length zip ties or pipe cleaners (white or color to match your ribbon)
- 6 decorative small ball shaped ornaments
- Scissors
- Small wire cutters
- Ruler or measuring mat
1. Cut Ribbon & Deco Mesh
This project is easy but it will take some time. For this wreath, you are going to need three different design ribbons. I am using 2.5 inches x 10 yards of ribbon. Two spools of each design.
Cut the ribbons into 14 inches lengths. You will need 32 strips of each design.
Cut the deco mesh into 18-20 inches lengths. It tends to curl up. You can stack in a pile until ready to use. Cut 64 strips of deco mesh.
2. Cut Ends of Ribbon
On ribbon ends, you easily create a dovetail by folding the ribbon in half lengthwise. Then, cut from the fold at a right angle (on the diagonal) towards the corner. When you unfold it you will have the perfect dovetail.
3. Assembly of Wreath
Lay the mesh out in a criss-cross and layer the ribbon the same way over the mesh. With your hand, gather up the ribbon and mesh at the center.
Wrap a zip tie (or pipe cleaner) around the center and secure it to the middle two bars on the wreath frame. You will repeat this for 16 times.
With your remaining ribbon and deco mesh, you will repeat but only work in at the top and bottom to fill in gaps. You a trying to get it nice and full.
After you have created your wreath, go back with your fingers and turn any deco mesh ends under. It should curl under for a finished look. Fluffy and squish the ribbons into place as necessary.
4. Adding Embellishments (Optional)
Embellishments can be added to your wreath such as decorative ornaments. I found these glitter balls for .50 cents at Hobby Lobby. You can tuck them into your wreath and use the wire stem to wrap around the wreath frame. With wire cutters, trim of the ends.
5. Create a Loop for Hanging
An easy loop was created on the back of the wreath using a zip tie. You can also use a pipe cleaner. Trim off any extra with wire cutters.
Mesh and Ribbon Christmas Wreath
This mesh and ribbon Christmas wreath is super easy to make for any season. You can use seasonal ribbon to create a stunning wreath.
This type of wreath can be hang outside on your door or inside the home. It is a very versatile wreath. Customize it to embellish with a welcome or holiday sign. The possibilities are endless.
Today, I am honored to be joining some of my blogger friends to bring you some early holiday inspiration for your home. Thank you to my dear friend, Pasha at Pasha Is Home for hosting. If you don’t follow her, you should. Pasha has a gorgeous home and has wonderful styling tips.
If you have come over from my friend, Kim at Shiplap and Sea Shells, welcome. She has some wonderful budget friendly Christmas decorating ideas. You will love her ideas.
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Please check out my blogging friends inspiration by clicking on the links. You will want to pop over to my close friend, Kim of Cottage In The Mitten to see her beautiful frame project. I love a great Pottery Barn dupe that saves us some money. I cannot wait to make this project for the holiday season.
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Simple Ideas for Christmas Decorating on a Budget // Shiplap and Shells
Mesh and Ribbon Christmas Wreath: A Stunning Holiday Decoration // White Lilac Farmhouse
DIY Tartan Plaid Photo Frame: A Pottery Barn Look Alike for Less // Cottage in the Mitten
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Remember this mesh and ribbon Christmas wreath can be customized in any color. Be sure to buy some ribbon on clearance. You can make this wreath for any season!
Have a fabulous day, sweet friend!
Your wreath turned out so beautiful. I really love the frosty blue, white and silver colour scheme.
Thank you, Shawna. I figured it could carry me through the winter months.
Beautiful, Tammy! It’s stunning!
Thank you, Leslie. I thought the colors were fun and great for winter season too.
Your wreath turned out beautiful, Tammy! I love the added embelishments, too!
Thank you, Kim. So glad you liked it.
I love the colors of your Christmas wreath Tammy. It is so beautiful!
Thank you, Kim. It was something fun. Not my typical wreath.
Tammy! This wreath idea is perfect for all the holidays! It looks so cheery and festive ;). Love your fun color scheme too :)!
Thanks, Pasha. I enjoyed being a part of this hop.
This wreath is stunning, Tammy. I love that it is different and so festive looking. Your tutorial is also very detailed.
Thank you, Wendy. I have been making stuff lately with things on hand.
I love the icy blue colors,Tammy. It turned out so pretty! I’ve never tried making a wreath like this before, but now I want too! Thanks for sharing your easy tutorial.
Thank you, Jen. It’s a fun wreath to make for any season. Just change up the ribbons and colors.
I’ve never worked with mesh, but you make it look so easy. Thanks for the tutorial. So beautiful.
Thank you, Marty. It was something different and fun to do. Thank you for your comment.
Tammy your wreath is elegant thank you for the step by step instructions. I’m thinking of creating one for Halloween using purple and black. I guess I better get on it if I’m going to make it by Halloween thank you for all the inspiration God bless you and your family
Lisa, thank you for your comment and for visiting my blog. This wreath for Halloween would look so good. I saw Deco Mesh at Dollar Tree in black, orange and purple. This type of wreath is fun to make for any season. Enjoy!