INSIDE: How to make a Christmas holiday wreath with $2 plastic tablecloths from the dollar store. Fast, cheap Christmas decor for home.
You know those plastic tablecloths — the ones that are perfect for anything involving messy kids and can be tossed out for unbelievably easy and fast clean-up? Well, guess what?! I used these same cheap plastic party tablecloths for a Christmas wreath.
Yep, there are tablecloths on my front door. And it looks pretty good for a $2 investment from my local dollar store. Add a handful of festive pom poms and Ho! Ho! Ho! check one project off your crafty holiday To Do list!
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How to Make a Christmas Wreath with $2 Plastic Tablecloths
Don’t have a dollar store nearby? No worries! You can pick up those same plastic tablecloths here.
Supplies:
– Two green plastic tablecloths (I used two different shades of green)
– Large red pom pom
– Assorted sizes of red, green and white pom poms
– Hot glue gun
– Scissors
– Styrofoam 16 wreath
– Floral pins
Start by cutting long strips from a dark green plastic tablecloths. Use a floral pin to secure an end of the tablecloth to the wreath and wrap loosely around the wreath form.
Once done with a one strip, insert the end of a second strip under the floral pin. Push down into the wreath to secure. Continue wrapping the tablecloth strips loosely around the wreath until complete.
Using a long strip from a second (lime green) plastic tablecloth, fold it on top of itself. Pin onto the wreath.
Fluff out this “oversized bow” so that it looks full, spreading out the loops.
how to make a poinsettia wreath with $2 plastic tablecloths
Hot glue a large red pom pom to the center of the tablecloth “poinsettia”.
Then arrange a handful of assorted sizes of red, green and white pom poms for added decoration.
how to use a plastic tablecloth to make a christmas wreath
I think a couple bucks in plastic party tablecloths turned out pretty well, don’t you think?
These green plastic tablecloths were originally used at Halloween. Waste not!
What have you re-purposed lately? Let me know in the comments.
Other Christmas Ideas You May Like:
- DIY felt cactus tree ornaments
- Ugly Christmas sweater turned (cozy and comfy) ugly Christmas skirt
- 5-minute Dollar Store Christmas cookie plate
- Turn thrift store puzzles into red, green and white Christmas wreath
- 10-minute DIY felt snowman hair pin for girls
- 20-minute retro tinsel garland Christmas wreath
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What a cute idea! The bow and the pom poms are a perfect touch. #12daysofchristmas
What a good idea. It is so colorful and merry. Perfect for the season.
You are amazing! I love quick and inexpensive Christmas ideas. Love it.
That’s so clever, thank you for sharing at The Really Crafty Link Party. Pinned!
This is so pretty! What a fast and easy, beautiful Christmas decoration, Victoria! Thank you for sharing, and for being a part of the Hearth and Soul Link Party. Have a wonderful week ahead!
I like how inexpensive, but how cute this project is!
Thanks Suzie!
I love that this is such an inexpensive way to make a festive wreath! #12DaysofChristmas2018
Thanks Emily!
With all the other expenses of Christmas, you gotta love holiday projects that are quick and inexpensive.
Cute wreath! I love a good dollar store craft!
Thanks T’onna!
This is so cute, and I love the pom poms! Such a fun idea! Thank you for sharing at Celebrate it!