Easy DIY Vintage Paper Wreath



This time of the year reminds me a lot of my beautiful moments of childhood. I remember the time when I was with my brother and mother around the Christmas tree and try to dress it up with all sorts of sparkling decorations. Perhaps the most beautiful moments were when I was creating something on my own made of paper, cardboard or other materials and brought so much satisfaction and happiness at the end. These DIY projects were easy to be done and could fill our free time with something useful and funny.

The next DIY project is similar and you will discover the joy of creating original and beautiful things just using your hands and imagination. It is a lovely DIY Vintage Paper Wreath which you can hang everywhere you want. for this easy DIY project you will need some materials like: some sheet music or pages of an old song book, a glue stick or some masking tape, a cardboard circle, a ribbon, some hot glue, a medallion or decoration,  some glitter glue and a ruffle.

First you need to do between 15 and 20 cones that you have to glue them on a cardboard circle. On the cardboard draw a belly button in the middle and cut a slit for the ribbon hanger. Then you need to create a center medallion or decoration, add some glitter glue and a ruffle and you have finished!{found on mitziscollectibles}

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