I saw this in a Lowe's creative ideas magazine. It was a smaller version for ornaments but I loved it so much I set out to make it larger. I love this wreath because even thought I originally made it for Christmas, I keep it out all year long. It adds a nice touch of color to my coat closet door.
What you'll need to make your own:
- Wooden poplar buttons (various sizes)
- Glue
- Paint
Step 1: Arrange poplar buttons in desired pattern and size.
Step 2: When you have decided on your pattern for the wreath, glue the poplar buttons together. I started by gluing my base layer edges together. Next, gluing my second layer on top of the first, alternating sizes (making sure you couldn't see the glue). To finish, I glued my smallest poplars on the underside to give it even more dimension.
Step 3: Paint wreath color of your choice. Hang and enjoy!
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| My wreath all glued together. |
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| The finished product! |
Happy Crafting!
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