Christmas Wreath Crafts

• 1 Wood craft ring
• 1 Bunch of artificial berries
• 2 packets green crinkled, shredded paper
• Ribbon
• 1 Sheet of green paper
• Scissors
• Craft glue

• Trace the wooden ring on the green paper.
• Cut the ring along with the centre.
• Next, using craft glue paste the green paper ring onto the wooden ring.
• Take shredded, crinkled green paper and paste it on to the green ring in such a way that you cover the entire ring. Then, glue the berries individually on to the green crinkled paper, as you desire.
• To make your wreath more attractive make a bow of red ribbon and stick it on to the wreath.

• Wire hanger
• 8 or more pine cones
• Strong adhesive tape
• Red beads
• Craft foam
• Hot glue
• Scissors

• First, cut the wire coat hanger into half.
• Use half of the hanger to form a circle.
• Wind the two ends together.
• Protect the ends and cover the entire circle with a tape. Covering it with a tape will provide pine cones a better surface to stick on to.
• Once the circle is ready, stick the pine cones using hot glue.
• Make ribbon and holly out of crafting foam and add it to your wreath.
• Use red beads for holly berries
• Your wreath is ready.

• Approximately 16 pre-cut craft foam leaf shapes (each about 2" long
• 7" paper plate
• One twist tie or one 4" piece of pipe cleaner
• 14" piece of raffia or pre-made raffia bow
• Craft glue
• Brown crayon
• Masking tap

• Start with cutting the rim off the plate.
• You will be left with a circle, which is approximately 5 1/4" across.
• Cut out a 3 1/4" hole in the centre of the circle to give it a shape of the wreath. (The simplest way to do this is to find something in the home, which is of the same size. Trace it and then cut it out. You can use kitchen cups for this job.)
• The plain white side (back side)of the plate will serve as the front of your wreath.
• Color the entire white surface using brown crayon.
• On the other side, you will need a hanger to hang your wreath when it's done. To make a hanger, twist the ends of a twist tie or pipe cleaner together to form a loop.
• Tape the twisted ends of the twist pipe to the printed side of the paper plate. 
•  Next, decide on the arrangement of leaves on your wreath. And then glue them in place making sure that hanging loop is at the top. (Tip: An easy way to stick the leaves is by spreading the craft glue on the cardboard circle. Next, place the leaves directly on the glued surface.)
•  Make a bow from the raffia and paste it on to the wreath.