Pick some branches and cut them into coasters. Simply glue them to form a wreath shape. Add a ribbon for a pop of color and you have a stylish natural wreath.<\/p>\n

You can create a circular base for this wreath from the wire of a hanger. Then hang the jingle bells side by side. For the top use a big colorful ornament. For a natural note,\u00a0add a little branch of fir.<\/p>\n

Candy is not just for the tree, but may be used for making a nice Christmas wreath as well. Here\u2019s a lovely multicolored wreath.<\/p>\n

Use toilet-paper, paper- towel and mailing tubes to create this wreath. Slice and glue them in a round shape and fill them with shining globes.<\/p>\n

If you kept your old wine corks over the year, here’s a lovely wreath idea. Just fix them on a wire and add some beads for color. You can also add a green branch and a ribbon.<\/p>\n

Fix clothespins or card holders on a wreath shape wire. Add beads and ribbon for a joyful aspect.<\/p>\n

For this type of wreath, you can use your own origami creations or the bows from flower bouquets received over the year.<\/p>\n

Once the Christmas cookies come out of the oven, tie the cookie cutters with little red bows to form this lovely wreath.<\/p>\n

Create a vintage knitted wreath with woollies and small\u00a0toys.<\/p>\n

Fabrics can be creatively arranged on a wreath base. Play with bows and ornaments and customize it.<\/p>\n

Combine different fabric scraps to create this festive Christmas wreath.<\/p>\n

Be creative with leftover wrapping paper. Cut different length pieces, roll and glue them and make a star-shaped wreath like this.<\/p>\n

You can easily create this wreath with glitter ribbons. Place some matching ornaments on it to make it unique.<\/p>\n

Use the old Christmas tree lights and some globes to create this wreath for your living room.<\/p>\n