Fall Craftiness

I got the urge last week to do a ribbon wreath for my front door and thanks to this gloomy Ohio weather, I was able to give the boys something to do rather than have a continuous wrestling match in the middle of my living room. 

After a quick trip to Hobby Lobby, we came home with

• A 14" Wire Wreath
• 8 Spools Ribbon
• O-H-I-O Wood Letters
• Flower Wire
• Glue
• Glitter

You can use any size wreath and any color ribbon. I chose to do mine in Buckeye colors since you can be nothing but a Buckeye fan if you live anywhere close to my house.  :-)

We trimmed the ribbon in 4-6 inch sections.

Then my awesome boys helped me knot them around the wire wreath.

We glued and glittered our O-H-I-O letters and attached them with flower wire. (I used craft glue but I think spray glue would be better so you could do additional layers. Mine need a second coat...) And its done! Such a cute and fun project!

I got the urge last week to do a ribbon wreath for my front door and thanks to this gloomy Ohio weather, I was able to give the boys something to do rather than have a continuous wrestling match in the middle of my living room. 

After a quick trip to Hobby Lobby, we came home with

• A 14" Wire Wreath
• 8 Spools Ribbon
• O-H-I-O Wood Letters
• Flower Wire
• Glue
• Glitter

You can use any size wreath and any color ribbon. I chose to do mine in Buckeye colors since you can be nothing but a Buckeye fan if you live anywhere close to my house.  :-)

We trimmed the ribbon in 4-6 inch sections.

Then my awesome boys helped me knot them around the wire wreath.

We glued and glittered our O-H-I-O letters and attached them with flower wire. (I used craft glue but I think spray glue would be better so you could do additional layers. Mine need a second coat...) And its done! Such a cute and fun project!