This simple, cute Christmas wreath is in-expensive to make and looks fabulous!
Here is the list of supplies you will need:
- 1 tube of pipe foam liner stuff (found at any hardware store for about $1.25)
- Duct Tape
- Yarn of your choosing (I went with Lion Brand Homespun in wintery colors. I used 1 and 1/2 balls)
- Christmas ornaments of your choosing. I went with felt snowflakes from JoAnn’s for $1 each. I bought 5.
- Ribbon to hang your wreath. Pick a color that coordinates with your yarn.
- Hot glue gun
- 2 pins
- lighter
To Assemble:
Cut the foam tube to create the desired size of wreath.
Hold the to ends together 
Tape them together with duct tape. You may need someone to help you. My husband was handy…
Now you have a tube and are ready to begin wrapping the foam wreath.
I put a little knot in the yarn. This will help anchor your yarn to the tube.
Take one of the 2 pins, put it through the center of the knot and fasten it to the wreath. I inserted the pin so it would be under the duct tape.
Once your yarn is anchored down, you are now ready to begin wrapping.
Wrap the wreath with the desired amount of yarn. You will want to make sure the foam doesn’t show. 
Once you are done wrapping, cut the yarn.
Make a knot in the end and insert your 2nd pin through the center of the knot. Wrap the yarn till taught, then insert the pin into your wreath to fasten it down.
Them cut the yarn close to the pin. Use the lighter to light singe the yarn. This will prevent unraveling.
Now you are ready to add your embellishments. Arrange the embellishments how you want and glue them down.
Add your desired length of ribbon to your wreath, tie a bow and hang! Enjoy!
This wreath only cost me $7.50 to make since I already had the yarn, hot glue and pins.
