1. Cut burlap into strips 8 inches long and 1 inch wide. Then tie each strip along the plastic form, until your wreath is nice and full. 2. Before adding anything else to your wreath, give it a light ...

Although In The Bend advocates for getting out in the community to enjoy local events, sometimes you need to spend an afternoon indoors with family. What better way to spend an afternoon than making a ...

If you’ve got hunters in your family, here’s an idea of what to do with spent shotgun shells – make a wreath. The Iowa DNR put together some sample wreaths to get the creativity flowing. The main ...

Dress up your front door this Christmas season with a wreath you make yourself. We’ve rounded up nine DIY options, so ...

Wreaths are mainly used as home décor today, but they have a long and interesting history of being used for symbolism. The wreath was once an important piece of décor for funerals, advents, victory, ...

This time of year, traditional evergreen wreaths with red ribbons are sold at every bodega, corner store, and gardening center—really anyplace with a cash register. And for good reason. They’re ...