Ten Cent Dollar Store Wreaths

Hi everyone! Hope you’re having a great day. There’s not much in this world that can be bought for ten cents, but today’s wreath craft is an exception.

I came up with this idea a couple of years ago when I was teaching art at my daughter’s middle school. I wanted to do something a little different, something they’d be proud to take home.

DYI Dollar Store Ten Cent Wreaths

While strolling the aisles at the dollar store, I saw this package of garland and an idea began to percolate in my mind. Perhaps mini wreaths could be made with this?

DYI Dollar Store Ten Cent Wreaths

I cut a 15″ piece to start. (You can get about 10 or so 15″ pieces from one package.)

Make a ring by connecting the ends together. I sort of made a loop at each end and hooked them together.

DYI Dollar Store Ten Cent Wreaths

Raid your Christmas crafting stash for small items to decorate with and get started!

DYI Dollar Store Ten Cent Wreaths

Here’s a natural looking one with just a few pine cones attached. 
Wouldn’t a garland of these look terrific?

The kids loved theirs so much, they hung them on their lockers.

DYI Dollar Store Ten Cent Wreaths

One of my students used Christmas pipe cleaners and mini bells to decorate hers.
Isn’t it beautiful?

DYI Dollar Store Ten Cent Wreaths

I used mini beads, pipe cleaner cork screws (wrap around a pencil, snip pieces off), a small bell, and some wired ribbon. This project can be used in many settings: school, Sunday school, or a senior center, for example. Easy but fun, the results can be very pleasing.

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27 Comments

  1. Wow I really love the wreaths and what a great idea to get the garland from the dollar store. Thanks for sharing this great idea and craft.

  2. You know you did well when the kids actually put them on their lockers. How festive! And, what a treat for them. So sweet!

  3. Hello. It's always nice to meet another Dollar Tree addict. Maybe we should form a support group? The wreath's are a a very nice idea.

  4. They all look great! I would definitely do this with my kids' classes if thy were younger. I could have used this idea when I was in charge of the Christmas craft for my son's 1st grade class!
    xoKathleen

  5. This is a fun project! I am always wanting ideas like this to do with my grands. Thanks for sharing tI with SYC. Loved them on all the lockers!
    hugs,
    Jann

  6. Adorable is what they are and great use of leftover materials. I love frugal! Thanks for sharing with us at the Southern Special.
    Dawn
    Spatulas On Parade

  7. They were just getting the Christmas stuff out when we were there on Saturday. I will have to go back.

    visiting from The Southern Special.

  8. Oh so cute! I'm hoping I can find some of that garland as this would be a fun project to do with my nieces. I could even see making smaller ones to use as ornaments on a white or colored tree.

  9. Hello!! Just wanted to let you know I will be using this in a round up (posting soon) from the Teach Me Tuesday party! Very much appreciate you linking up with us 😉

  10. These are adorable; and to think I’ve probably walked right by this kind of garland as it is too big for dollhouse minis and too small for a full sized wreathe! Another, add to my list item!

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