Easy Repurposed Cabinet Door Christmas Wreath
Today I'm showing you how to make a quick and easy unique Christmas wreath using a repurposed cabinet door. No cabinet door? You can make this on any piece of reclaimed wood!
A while back I was the lucky recipient of a carload of cabinet doors and hardware when a local shop closed. I will be using these doors on projects forever! Today, it's getting very close to Christmas but there is still time to throw this together this cute project.
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I began with the largest piece of greenery and stapled it with a staple gun right to the wood.
Next I stapled the smaller sprig on top of the first piece. Using a hot glue gun, I attached a wooden candy cane and a few ornaments.
My pinecones were looking a little dull so I used white glue with a brush then sprinkled glitter over the top.
Lastly, I added a buffalo checked ribbon to the top for hanging and a pretty plaid bow to the bottom of my wreath.
This project was done in no time and didn't cost me a cent since I shopped my stash.
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A while back I was the lucky recipient of a carload of cabinet doors and hardware when a local shop closed. I will be using these doors on projects forever! Today, it's getting very close to Christmas but there is still time to throw this together this cute project.
When you click on the bold Amazon affiliate links you will be taken to the products I use for this project. If you order it does not change the price or service at all. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Supplies needed for a Christmas wreath:
- Cabinet door or reclaimed wood
- Faux greenery sprigs.
- Ornaments.
- Hot glue.
- Ribbon.
- Staple gun.
Hang your new wreath on the front door or anywhere in your home you want a little cheer. I am hanging mine on my favorite vintage window.
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