Use hot glue to attach pine cones and gold ornaments to a wreath shape and create the rustic (yet festive) holiday wreath of your dreams. Burlap-wrapped presents Presents aren’t just for giving.

Add some glam. This DIY wreath is festive decor at its shiniest. If you’re the type who can’t get enough baubles during the holidays, try this DIY for a green, white, and pink Christmas.

The largest ornaments got attached evenly around and directly to the wreath’s frame. One teardrop-shaped ornament got attached so that it would dangle in the center of the wreath, indicating ...

If you’re looking for a pom pom wreath craft for kids, here’s a fun idea I spotted at the Dallas Market. It’s too cute not to share! A wreath covered in soft pastel pom poms instantly made me think of ...

Once the final wreath shape has been created, it is time to add the fringe. Using a pair of fringe scissors, cut strips of tissue or crepe paper and cut fringe about three-quarters of the way up ...