Christmas Chalkboard Wreath

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If you’re looking for a quick, easy, inexpensive Christmas craft for all ages you have come to the right place. This Christmas chalkboard wreath will be a fun addition to your Christmas decor. The tutorial is below:

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It’s Day 1 and we are sharing DIY Wreath Ideas!

Christmas Chalkboard Wreath Supplies

Pizza Pan (I got mine at Dollar Tree.)
Chalkboard Paint (Found at Walmart or any craft store.
4-6 Sheets of Green Cardstock
Holly Leaf Pattern (included)
Glue Gun
Small Red Ornaments (Found at Dollar Tree.)
Ribbon
Sand Paper
Chalk

Christmas Chalkboard Wreath Instructions

Lightly sand the pizza pan and wipe clean.
Paint the center of the pan with chalkboard paint. I painted two coats. Let dry.

Rub the side of a piece of chalk onto the chalkboard finish to prepare the surface. Wipe off with a dry cloth or eraser.
Using this Holly Leaf pattern cut out approximately 40-50 leaves by tracing the pattern several times on the green paper. I was able to put two pieces of green card stock together to speed up the process.
Fold each of the leaves in half lengthwise.
Using a glue gun glue the holly leaves around the edge of the pan overlapping the leaves as shown in this picture.

Continue gluing the first layer of holly leaves all the way around the edge of the pan.
Start gluing the second layer of leaves overlapping them further apart on top of the first layer all the way around the edge.

Once the leaves are attached bend the top leaves up to give a more three dimensional look.
Attach two leaves at an angle to the wreath on the side.
Glue three small red ornaments to form the holly berries.
Glue a knotted ribbon underneath the berries.

Add a loop of ribbon to the back of the pan to hang, if desired.

I really love how the wreath came out and it’s how I imagined it to be. I love when that happens. It’s also a super easy and inexpensive craft for all ages.

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