New Year’s Eve Wreath

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My husband’s birthday is New Year’s Eve and my Mom’s birthday is New Year’s Day.  (Crazy, I know….my brother’s is on Christmas Day, too!)  We’re having a little New Year’s Eve / birthday party, so I needed a new sparkly wreath for the celebration!  I made this festive New Year’s Eve Wreath in about 10 minutes and for less than 4 dollars!  Now, that’s a great craft!  New Year’s Eve is tomorrow, but it’s the beginning of the New Year for at least half of January.  I plan on leaving my new wreath out that long, anyway.  haha.

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What you need:

  • garland   (Dollar Tree – $1 each, but they are half off right now!!)
  • wreath form or cardboard  (Dollar Tree – $1, but they were out so I used foam core board, also $1)
  • hot glue  (on hand)
  • festive noise makers or necklaces or hats  (Dollar Tree – $1 each)

Total : $3.50   SCORE!

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What you do:   

The Dollar Store was fresh out of wreath forms, so I used a piece of foam core board.  I traced my largest bowl on the board and cut out two circles.  I cut out the middles and glued them together to make it stronger.  Then I wrapped the circle with the garland.  I used three pieces of garland.  Next, I glued some festive New Year’s accessories to the wreath.  Done and done!  I love it!!  The kids love it.  It’s so sparkly!  :)

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 Happy New Year!!!

If you like this craft.  Come on over to my blog A Bird and A Bean.  I have more where that came from!  :)

Erin is a middle school teacher and mother of two. She is passionate about kids and crafts, projects and parties, food and fun! She blogs about her adventures with all things DIY at A Bird and a Bean. She loves making every day creative and every holiday special. Check out her blog to see more fabulous ideas. You’ll be glad you did.

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Comments

  1. Em Smythe says:

    Hey, that's pretty cute! You could reuse the wreath part for Mardi Gras, too.

  2. Thanks Em! That is a great idea. I love Mardi Gras too!

  3. Thanks Em! That is a great idea. I love Mardi Gras too!

  4. Thanks Em! That is a great idea. I love Mardi Gras too!

  5. Debrah Berry says:

    Great idea for my Girl Scout troop!

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