Day 6 of my 50 DIY Days: Maple Tree Seed Wreath DIY
Still one of my favorite wreaths. I shared this guy last year on the BHG blog and I felt like it needed some more love. It’s a DIY that your kids can help you gather materials for. Head to the backyard, or park, and find some pine cones, acorns, and maple tree seeds. Add to a felt covered wreath and you have a beautiful door decoration. Since you’re finding 75% of the materials you need for this project from the outdoors this DIY is very low cost. Yay!
Supplies needed to create the Maple Tree Seed Wreath:
- a collection of maple tree seeds
- 20+ small pinecones
- 50+ acorns
- 1 foam wreath
- about 1/2 a yard of teal felt
- hot glue
- scissors
Head on over to the original tutorial on the Better Homes and Gardens blog.
Are you wondering what the 50 DIY Days is? Each year I share a bunch of holiday DIY ideas to inspire crafting during the Fall. Starting now, through early December, you’ll find a ton of great ideas to get you ready for Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and any sort of holiday gift giving. You can check out this link to explore past DIY Days.
– Chelsey
P.S. I am a paid contributor for the Better Homes and Gardens blog. If you create this project, I’d love to see it! You can share a link in the comments below, or tag me in Instagram with a photo, @thepapermama, and use the #papermamafriends hashtag.
