My mom is always getting rid of stuff. Usually a very good thing for me – I love being the recipient of stuff!
The other day she gave me a big roll of jute upholstery webbing. yay!
With it were instructions from an old BH&G magazine to make a simple wreath using the webbing. I went right to work on that…
Soooooo easy! I cut about 3-4 yards of webbing and wrapped it around a styrofoam wreath.
(This footstool won the DIY club’s June contest, and I received so many awesome prizes from their sponsors! A huge box of styrofoam wreaths, cones, balls, and blocks from Dow styrofoam crafts were just one of the prizes. I was so excited to have one on hand – and for free! I encourage everyone to enter that contest – it was great!)
Anyway – just wrap the webbing around the wreath. I tried to pull it tight as I went, but I didn’t glue or pin anything until I was done wrapping. Then I used a few of these floral pins to tack the ends in place. (You really don’t need to tack it along the way, the webbing is pretty wide and stays in place.)
I trimmed the extra webbing to the length I wanted to use to hang it. I didn’t fold it over into a loop because the webbing is really stiff, and it looked to bulky doubled over.
Then I made a bow to glue onto the wreath. This was the hardest part! The webbing just doesn’t want to be twisted and pulled. It turned out ok.
Glue the bow at the top of the wreath, and hang!
New wreath, old door. Perfection! 
Total cost – None!
The webbing is less than $1/yard at JoAnn’s, and most wreath forms this size are less than $5. You can definitely make this wreath for less than $10 in about 10 minutes! Give it a try!
Brenda
Linking Up…
The Dedicated House – Make it Pretty Monday
My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia – Tuesdays Treasures
Coastal Charm – Nifty Thrifty Tuesday
It’s Overflowing – Overflowing With Creativity
Savvy Southern Style – Wow Us Wednesdays
At the Picket Fence – Inspiration Friday
My Repurposed Life – Catch as Catch Can
Jennifer Rizzo – Fabulously Creative Friday
The Shabby Creek Cottage – Transformation Thursday
Redoux Interiors – Friday Redouxs
French Country Cottage – Feathered Nest Friday
Shabby Art Boutique – Shabbilicious Friday Link Party
That turned out awesome!! Now I want one…lol…..Great job!
Oh…I love this stuff too!! Your wreath turned out really cute and thanks for sharing it at my party. Please be sure to list my party at the end of your post with a link to my blog…Thanks:)
Blessings,
Linda
Thanks Linda, and thanks so much for hosting! I definitely have your site linked back. Yours is one of my favorites!
Brenda
I love the simplicity of this wreath. It hangs so perfectly on that vintage door, too.
Thanks Anne! I’m always on the lookout for just the right thing for that door.
Cool idea!!!! I have some of this webbing in both red and black. I’ve made burlap wreaths this way with strips, but would love to try this one:-)
xoxo
Kathleen
ooooooo- the black would look so pretty!
Brenda, I love your wreath and the perfect presentation! I’m featuring you today!
XO, Aimee
Aimee – thanks so much! I’m honored – I love It’s Overflowing!
Brenda
Your wreath is adorable! I would be delighted for you to link to Potpourri Friday, in progress!
I’d love to – thanks for the invite!
I really am in love with your wreath. I’m writing down the instructions. It will be perfect in my new ‘old’ kitchen. I’m visiting from Feathered Nest Friday..Happy Weekend..Judy
Hi! Stopping back by to say many thanks for sharing your project at Potpourri Friday!
HI,Brenda!I adore wreaths,your project is very,very good ,as idea!Regards!:))
Thank you Bearkis!
What a great wreath! I love the look of upholstery webbing!
Me too!
Thanks Sharon!
Adorable wreath Brenda. Simple and cheap – the best kind. Thanks for linking up at Shabbilicious Friday.
Thanks Kerryanne. I love Shabbilicious Friday – thanks for hosting!
Brenda
So, so cute! I feel the need to get to Joann’s NOW!! Love it.
Yes! Go! You will be so glad you did! lol But you’d better buy extra – I have several orders aready, as I’m sure you will!
thanks –
Brenda
Hi! Any tips on making the bow out of the jute webbing? Your bow looks so nice! Thanks!
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