DIY Paper Holiday Wreath

By Joy Cho of Oh Joy! Joy Cho is a paid spokesperson for HEALTHY ESSENTIALS^®

‘Tis the season for wrapping gifts! I always have a ton of wrapping paper left over during the holidays, so we wanted to figure out a way to make use of those extra scraps from a past wrap session. So we combined it with one of my favorite holiday décor pieces—a cheerful wreath. Here’s an easy-to-make paper wreath that can last all season long on your front door, over the mantle, or any place that could use some holiday cheer. You’ll simply use our template (download here) and your favorite wrapping paper to make your own custom wreath that suits your favorite colors or your home’s décor. Here’s how…

You’ll need:
-our template
-foam core
-wrapping paper
-solid cardstock
-craft knife and scissor
-double-sided tape or glue

I keep my First Aid Kit by Oh Joy! on-hand, stocked with BAND-AID^® Brand Adhesive Bandages by Oh Joy! and other first aid necessities like NEOSPORIN^® Plus Pain Relief, just in case of unexpected paper cuts or scrapes whenever I’m crafting with paper.
 

Here’s how:

Use our template (download here), prined on wrapping paper sheets or solid colored paper fed through your printer. (If the paper is thin, mount on a thicker paper/card stock before feeding through the printer.). If you are incorporating patterns like we did, I recommend having a base layer of solid colors so that the wreath doesn’t get too busy. Cut out a base “wreath” out of foam core. It’s basically an “O” shape which can be made to whatever size you want. The bigger your wreath is, the more shapes you’ll need. This one is 12 inches in diameter.

Whenever I’m crafting with paper, I make sure to keep some of our BAND-AID^® Brand Adhesive Bandages featuring Oh Joy! and NEOSPORIN^® Plus Pain Relief around just in case of accidental nicks.

Place the shapes on the base and layer them placing the larger and solid pieces down first and then the smaller, patterned pieces on top. You can play with this and arrange the pieces however you want. Finally, when you’re done, hang the wreath on a hook and let it welcome your guests to set the festive mood the moment they arrive.

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Joy Cho is a paid spokesperson for HEALTHY ESSENTIALS^®