Pottery Barn-Inspired Silver Bells Wreath

By: Gina for gina-michele.com

By: Gina for gina-michele.com

Nothing puts people in the holiday spirit more than pretty Christmas decor but buying home decor can easily become expensive. Give your home the designer look for less with this festive Pottery Barn-Inspired Silver Bells Wreath. Perfect for celebrating snowy weather, this easy no-sew project is a great way to take a break from your holiday sewing to create a fun Christmas wreath. This DIY wreath is the best way to deck out your front door for the Christmas season and is covered with jingle bells, so that you'll always know when your holiday visitors have arrived. Celebrate the spirit of the Christmas season with some DIY home decor that visitors of all ages will love.

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Weberme

Nov 08, 2016

This is a cute and simple wreath for Christmas and looks like a lot of fun to make and I like the pompoms. I would also use a piece of cardboard to wrap the yarn around instead of buying a pompom maker. I use to make my pompoms like that growing up and i is not hard at all. I think this wreath is so cute that I would even make it to use in a baby's room for decor in pink for girl and blue for boy and even decorate with baby items instead of bells. A nice tutorial and a great idea.

Daughter of Light

Nov 06, 2016

What an adorable wreath! I found the tutorial well written and was glad that it included the pom-pom tutorial as well. This pattern customized easily enough. I think I'm going to try one in red and green pom poms with golden bells. I think to make it less expensive I'm also going to try the old fashioned way of making the pom poms by wrapping the yarn around a piece of cardboard and tying them off. Now I'm off to round up supplies!