DIY Winter Pinecone Wreath

One last addition to my DIY Winter Porch Décor for the year; I know I said I was done before, but for real this time! It’s been cold and rainy the last few days (FINALLY) and I couldn’t help but embrace those winter vibes with one more festive craft. My set is now complete: door hanger, wind chime, tree crafts, and now a wreath to tie it all together. So let’s keep the season going with this fun and customizable DIY Winter Pinecone Wreath!

******* This craft is not meant to be exposed to moderate or extreme weather. **The materials used are not weather resistant.** For best results, place in a dry, enclosed area.

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What You’ll Need:

pinecones
wire work wreath from Dollar Tree
jute- green and/or brown
wired garland ties from Dollar Tree
white and gray paint, paint brush(es)
hot glue gun and scissors
Unfinished Wood Snowflakes from Amazon
Handicraft Decoration Craft Bells from Amazon
1.5″ wired burlap ribbon

Pinecones

I used hot glue and just for this, but you could also floral wire for a cleaner look (if that’s what you prefer).
For strongest hold, fit the wire ring in between the pinecone petals and add large amounts of hot glue to those areas.
Alternate gluing pinecones from the outer ring to the inner ring, picking various sizes that fit to fill in the gaps.
Leave the little attached garland ties sticking out for later.
Use jute to tie down each pinecone for added support (optional). I chose green just to add more green to my DIY wreath and tie in my winter tree crafts.

Ribbonize

Use the attached mini garland tie downs to wrap around and hold the ribbon (similar to how you would tie ribbon into a Christmas tree)
Start at one end and tie in wherever you feel it looks best.
Use more of the same ribbon to create an Olivia Bow for the bottom of the wreath (or anywhere you want to cover up). Make 6 loops/ three on each side, cut the edges of the mid-section and tie with jute or wire. Repeat with smaller loops and addition ribbon you would like to add. Pull loops apart to fluff.

Paint and Accessorize

Paint over the attached mini garland ties and the larger wired garland ties from Dollar Tree with white paint to give then a snowy look. Tie larger ties underneath your Olivia Bow using attached mini garland.
Add wood snowflakes with hot glue to tie into existing winter décor or cover gaps/ blemishes on pinecones.
Hot glue bells to some of the mini garlands for a festive jingle and a bell to the center of your bow.

Your DIY Winter Pinecone Wreath is all done! I am so happy to share all of these crafts with you to bring the season of winter to your front door, especially if you live somewhere that doesn’t naturally lend itself to it, like me! Don’t forget to check out the other matching pieces linked below or on my #craftymom page.

I also hope this little winter themed journey has inspired you to unlock your creativity and make your house a home with personalized décor. Feel free to Pin it! and share with your friends and family!