Patriotic Wreath Tutorial Using Old Hymnal Pages

Check out this patriotic wreath tutorial using old hymnal pages and just a few basic supplies. You can make this wreath in less than 10 minutes.

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Who doesn’t love a good project or craft that you can literally make in less than 10 minutes. I know I do. And then when it’s a gorgeous wreath, it’s even better. Wreaths don’t have to be complicated or expensive.

That’s why I’m so excited to bring you this patriotic wreath tutorial using old hymnal pages just in time for July 4th. Hymnals make me think of our beautiful church and faith that our country was founded on. What else could be more fitting for a wreath this time of year? *Plus stick around for more ideas from a couple of my friends for part of our 12 Months of Wreaths Series.

Check out this video showing you how to make your own. More written details are below.

Supplies:

• Styrofoam wreath
• Hymnal pages
• Paper cutter
• Floral pins
• Ribbon

I got these old hymnal books that I used from my grandfather before he passed away which makes them even more special. You can find them at local thrift stores sometimes. Just keep your eyes out. If all else fails, you can also use regular book pages. Cut the pages in half in small strips.

Wrap the strips of the hymnal pages around the wreath attaching each one to the back using the floral pins. These pins are amazing. I can’t believe I hadn’t discovered them already. They are so quick and easy to use.

Wrap a ribbon around the top and tie in a knot. Hide the knot to the back of the wreath using a floral pin.

Then all you have left to do is just enjoy this beauty and hang it for all to see.

The great part is you don’t have to spend a lot of time making it either. I just love the simple touch of patriotism!

Now if that wasn’t good enough, be sure to check out the other wreath ideas below from my friends for this month’s wreath series.

Thanks again for joining us! We will be sharing a new wreath once a month in 2017!

Are you interested in sharing a wreath with us one (or more) months? We are accepting guest hosts! Email carrie (at) curlycraftymom (dot) com if you are interested!

Make sure to check out these wreaths that you could make for a fun summer craft project. Perfect to even make with your kids too. I hope you enjoy! Please let me know in the comments below if you decide to try one of these. I would love to see a picture too.

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